She looked angry, and raised her arm in the air as she spoke.
The birds sang, and the people came out of the book, and spoke to Eliza and her brothers; but, as the leaves turned over, they darted back again to their places, that all might be in order.
The clerk turned and spoke to the man; but when he had done with him, he turned to look at the goloshes again, and now he was in greater doubt than ever as to whether the pair on the right or on the left belonged to him.
Then she spoke to him in German.
Then the old－est man spoke.
Then the prisoner spoke and I understood that he wanted my sword.
Then, the tailor quickly spoke in a arrogant manner.
But the old man spoke verylittle and he looked unhappy,too.
The commission spoke to 2,000 people across a range of age groups.
" On my last night in London I spoke with Winston Churchill.
" On BBC television in 1969 the Duke and Duchess spoke about their life together.
From there,he spoke on BBC radio to Britain and the world.
" That night the Prime Minister and the King spoke for many hours.
She spoke with Lord Furness for a few minutes,and then Lady Furness brought her over to see me.
They came from the four corners of the world, east and west,north and south,and they spoke many languages.
" It was as if a veil lifted from his eyes and as if a heavy load fell from his heart when she spoke these words.
All this was observed by the Prince and the Princess, who walked closer, and spoke to them, saying, "You must be a truly happily married couple.
" He looked at him, as he spoke, with mild, earnest eyes, drew a deep sigh, and died; yet it appeared as if he still slept.
He was rich and learned, no doubt, but he always spoke slightingly of the sun and the pretty flowers, because he had never seen them.
Then he spoke, in his strange, slow voice.
