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It was disquieting, and all eyes centred upon him rebukingly.

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"Hush!" says Molly, quickly, and, letting her hand fall lightly on his forehead, brings it slowly, slowly, over his eyes and down his face, until at length it rests upon his lips rebukingly.

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"The case is well developed -- you should have called me yesterday," said young Doc rebukingly.

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"My dear Eleanor, why this excitement?" asked Mrs. Lorton rebukingly.

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"She is a very respectable woman," said Mr. Dale, somewhat rebukingly.

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"You shouldn't make fun of things like that," she said rebukingly.

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"Wrong; you haven't been observing my directions," he rebukingly replied.

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There were tears in her eyes as she addressed him rebukingly:

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