She seemed about to speak but paused irresolutely.

He shifted his weight from one foot to the other irresolutely, and drew a deep breath.

" She looked up, irresolutely.

She looked irresolutely toward her mother.

Sarah followed them to the door, paused irresolutely, and stole back to Lady Mary's side.

" They all paused irresolutely.

"I'm a selfish brute if I let you," he said, irresolutely.

Burchel advanced irresolutely a few steps towards the company, bowed, and was silent.

She walked a few steps irresolutely down the hillside, and then, with a sudden impulsive movement, returned.

Now he stops short, gesticulating; turns right and left irresolutely.

Once he rose as if to gostood irresolutely for a moment, and then sitting down by the bedside, clasped her thin pale hand in his with a caressing motion, and said, "Mary you've had a hard time, but I hope there are better days in store for us, don't get out of heart," and there was a moisture in his eyes in which for a moment beamed a tender, loving light.

" "Nay," returned Edward irresolutely.

Monohan stood just within the front door, gazing irresolutely over his shoulder.

" Marmaduke looked round irresolutely.

" "Stay," said Mr. Lind, irresolutely.

He took her hand irresolutely.

Papa Gregg, hand in pockets, cigar tilted, eyes narrowed, stood irresolutely in the centre of the great, gaudy foyer.

"What do you think has happened?" demanded his lordship, addressing the two men, who stood by, irresolutely.

" "They might" He glanced irresolutely about him and then opened the door of the roulotte and helped her up the steps.

As he totters toward the door the monk looks after him irresolutely, then turns his eyes to the Virgin's shrine as if to seek counsel.]

"Irina Pavlovna," he uttered, irresolutely.

Irresolutely she turned away and retraced her steps to the third floor, intending to wait in her club room until the coast was clear.

She rose from her chair, stamped her foot, stood irresolutely for a moment, and then breaking into a laugh, drew her chair to our little circlenext to Maxand sat down.

He looked about him irresolutely, then climbed the fence, crossed the bridge, and slouched along the road.

" By this time Nino had recognised the propriety of temporising; that is to say, of letting the baroness's fib pass for what it was worth, lest the discussion of the subject should further offend Hedwig, whose eyes wandered irresolutely toward him, as though she would say something if he addressed her.