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His facial appearance, so profoundly changed, now resumed its usual calm.
I resumed my work, hoping he might give me some explanation of the previous afternoon's events.
Near midnight the sea suddenly resumed its usual hue, but behind us all the way to the horizon, the skies kept mirroring the whiteness of those waves and for a good while seemed imbued with the hazy glow of an aurora borealis.
The Nautilus resumed its underwater navigating; but at the moment of our noon sights, the sea was deserted and the ship rose again to its waterline.
But having gone past the shallows of the Strait of Sicily, the Nautilus resumed its usual deep-water speed.
The next day the ocean resumed its usual appearance.
CHAPTER 12Sperm Whales and Baleen WhalesDURING THE NIGHT of March 13-14, the Nautilus resumed its southward heading.
CHAPTER 13The Ice BankTHE NAUTILUS resumed its unruffled southbound heading.
I closed the book and resumed my strolling.
His face had resumed its usual emotionlessness.
It was only on May 1 that the Nautilus openly resumed its northbound course, after raising the Bahamas at the mouth of Old Bahama Channel.
The vessel lay a mile and a half off, and with the first glimmers of daylight, it resumed its cannonade.
"I think there is nothing so admirable as sunsets," she resumed; "but especially by the side of the sea.""Oh, I adore the sea!" said Monsieur Leon.
Then he resumed, "She really has eyes that pierce one's heart like a gimlet.
"Well, someone down there might see me," Rodolphe resumed, "then I should have to invent excuses for a fortnight; and with my bad reputation—""Oh, you are slandering yourself," said Emma."No!
"But—" Rodolphe resumed.
Madame de Renal, who was preparing to rise, resumed her seat, saying in a faint tone:'I do, as a matter of fact, feel a little unwell, but the fresh air is doing me good.'
Madame de Renal realised her own imprudence: 'I am feverish,' she told her, 'and I think, a little light-headed; stay beside me.'Thoroughly awakened by the necessity of controlling herself, she felt less wretched; reason resumed the sway of which her state of drowsiness had deprived it.
'Will you go a little way off?'Whereupon the Bishop walked at a smart pace to the middle of the room, then returning towards the mirror with a slow step, he resumed his air of irritation and went on solemnly giving benedictions.
He found it, slowly resumed his seat, and once more gazing at Julien, with an air which seemed to wrest from him the little life that remained to him:'You are recommended to me by M. Chelan, who was the best cure in the diocese, a good man if ever there was one, and my friend for the last thirty years.''Ah!
Without being the least bit in the world intimidated, Julien resumed his narrative.
After abundant conjectures as to the source of the letter with the five hundred francs, Julien had resumed his narrative; he became rather more his own master in speaking of his past life which, in comparison with what was happening to him at that moment, interested him so little.
She was strangely ill at ease; all the feelings of reserve and timidity, so natural to a young girl of good family, had resumed their sway and were keeping her on tenter-hooks.
One would have said that Mademoiselle de La Mole had resumed, together with the observance of sisterly affection, that of the strictest conventions.
'I do not think so,' M. de La Mole resumed after the disturbance.
'If she sees how I adore her, then I lose her.'And, before withdrawing himself from her arms, he had resumed all the dignity that befits a man.
In these strange circumstances, the salient features of his character, stamped upon it by the events of his younger days, resumed their full sway.
The trial was resumed.
This duty done, we refilled our glasses, lit our pipes, and resumed the discussion upon our state of health.
After handing a glass of excellent Madeira to his guest, Mr. Wharton, for so was the owner of this retired estate called, resumed his seat by the fire, with another in his own hand.
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