He spoke in a soft, even voice.

It contrasted pleasantly with his soft, even voice and raffiné appearance.

But, whatever her thought, she answered in the same even voice, "There is nothing to forgive.

"I think your brother is looking for you, Miss Morriston," Henshaw said in his even voice when he was within a dozen paces of them.

"Have you been speculating about the proper way of handling an awkward situation?" "I have been talking to Grace," Hyslop replied in an even voice.

"I am not surprised," she said, in an even voice, standing like a statue.

"It is very kind of her," answered Juanita in a cool and even voice.

The Congress would not have passed the proviso if it had meant that it could even voice the feelings of the people residing in the territories ruled by the princes.

" "Why then you must know, in the first place," he began in his slow, even voice, "that it is a place I have sought for in all my wanderings, and I have been pretty far afield,but I sought it so long, and so vainly, that I began to think it was like the El Dorado of the old Adventurers, and had never existed at all.

" Helma answered in a low even voice, that showed well enough how sure she was of the truth of what she was saying"No, they are realer than you.

"Cissie," he said in a serious, even voice, "if I should ever marry any one, it would be you.

" The slow, even voice ceased, and again the silence was broken only by the occasional bursting crackle of a blister in the pine torches.

And a solemn, even voice answered him, "We are not alone.

But she used to have to listen to her mother addressing insulting speeches to her father in a calm, even voice that nothing could alter; and, though both were dead and years divided her from that time, the memory survived, and she could see it all againthat room, the very paper on the wall, and her father being gradually worked up into a frenzy.

" "I don't know," she murmured wistfully in a low, even voice, her gaze on the andirons.

"Stand back, please," said an even voice.

He said in an even voice; "From the first hour that you brought me into this room, she has been here.

"In some way," pursued Kennedy in an even voice, "this letter was either overlooked in the original correspondence of Dr. Dixon or it was added to it later.

"So I am told," in the same even voice.

" Walker went on in his slow, even voice: "The test produced more action than I expected.

When she spoke again it was in the same even voice with which she had formerly told my fortune in that very room.

And so with a quiet and even voice, although with a secret shuddering in all his limbs, he told his father that it was a mistake to accuse him of immorality; that he had no intention of justifying his fault, but that he was ready to make amends for it, and that all the more willingly, inasmuch as he felt himself superior to all prejudices; and, in factthat he was ready to marry Malania.

With a calm and even voice, she used to tell her about the life of the Blessed Virgin, or the lives of the hermits and people pleasing to God, or about the holy female martyrs.

She spoke in the calm, even voice of a person stating facts.

'Noo I see what ye mean,' he said in an almost even voice.