"Oh, very well," agreed Treadwell, nonchalantly.

" With this defiance, I walked nonchalantly out of the dumbfoundered group, found my horse, and rode homewards.

" Monday morning, when Patsy, Louise and Beth drove to their office, Miss Briggs said nonchalantly: "McGaffey's gone.

"All kinds," answered Jerry, nonchalantly scratching his stubby beard.

The constable laughed nonchalantly.

O'Brien sauntered over and seated himself nonchalantly with his back to the court, studying their faces.

"Charming young lady, Miss Longworth," he remarked nonchalantly.

I said, as nonchalantly as I could manage.

"Seems to be quite a party, stranger," said the tall fellow nonchalantly.

What then?" She had come to a blind alley and perplexity was in her face, though she tried to put the question nonchalantly.

And then Travers showed that he was a thoroughbred, even though he could not ride, for he hastily fumbled for his cigar-case, and when the field came pounding up over the bridge and around the hill, they saw him seated nonchalantly on his saddle, puffing critically at a cigar and giving Satan patronizing pats on the head.

But even when I told Mother nonchalantly, and with carefully averted eyes, that I was going to the reception with Fred Smalleven then her pleasant "Well, that's good!" conveyed only cheery mother interest; nor did a hasty glance into her face discover so much as a lifted eyebrow to hint, "I thought you'd come to your senses sometime!"

"Well," he echoed nonchalantly at last, as though he had not hesitated at all, "as a matter of fact, to-morrow night I am to know my fate.

As he takes the musket, so he seizes the object who in the Virginia army carries that musket on its shoulder until its master is ready to reach out a lazy hand, nonchalantly lift the piece, and carelessly pop a Yankee.

" "I went out for a joy ride and had a smash up," explained his nephew nonchalantly, and still hidden behind the newspaper.

" "Don't mention it," nonchalantly from Ted "Going back to the pavilion?" His brother nodded, resumed the paddle and again the canoe shot through the waters, this time toward the music instead of away from it.

Their contents were transferred to the tug Alexander Jones, and that boat proceeded nonchalantly down the river.

He tightened up, as Sharon put it, and left a sore and battered apprentice while he went off to some distant larger town to fight, stepping nonchalantly aboard the six-fifty-eight with his fighting trunks and shoes wrapped in a copy of the Newbern Advance, and shifting his gum as he said good-bye to Wilbur, who would come down to see him off.

Women, some young and beautiful, stare nonchalantly as the car passes.

" All eyes were turned on Kennedy, who made a gesture of polite deprecation, as if the remark of my friend were true, buthe nonchalantly placed his chips on the "17.

Mr. Cullen started to tell his pleasure at my rejoining the party, but my expression made him pause, and it seemed to dawn on all three that the Winchester across my saddle, and the cowboys' hands resting nonchalantly on the revolvers in their belts, had a meaning.

Of course, I had told him confidentially of her attempt to drown you, so he remarked nonchalantly that he was also going to the studio.

"I fancy you're right, Lillian," I said nonchalantly.

"Came behind him and threw him down," said Mr. Sims, nonchalantly.

One day just before convening the House his eagle eye detected Kilgore nonchalantly puffing away at a fat cigar.