I answered with a chuckle.
"Yes," she answered, looking gravely at his tousled hair and blinking gray eyes.
"Hum?" he answered in a sleepy voice.
Someone knocked on the door and when she answered it, a man brought in their luggage.
"I don't know," answered the boy, looking around him curiously.
The messenger answered with respect: My master desires to diminish the number of his faults, but he cannot come to the end of them.
Julia answered the phone and called to Brandon.
"I wouldn't think of acting like a man," she answered flippantly.
He answered brusquely and deposited her things in the middle of the room.
Cade answered the door and ushered his sister into the family room where Cynthia was doing some last minute dusting.
In a recent survey, only a quarter of Americans answered that question with a "yes."
After that he asked me if the strings were all right and changed them at once when I answered in the negative.
The prince answered nothing, but she looked at him significantly, awaiting a reply.
"What would you have, my dear fellow?" answered Pierre, shrugging his shoulders.
"Well, let's just say he was willing to tell me what lay in store for me," she answered flippantly.
"I found it!" she exclaimed as soon as I answered her call.
"Not a very pretty one," he answered, as if a little ashamed.
All of these she answered herself, and she made public acknowledgment in letters to the newspapers.
But after a minute I answered that beauty was a form of goodness--and he went away.
Many are the travellers I have spoken concerning them, describing their tracks and what calls they answered to.
"No," answered Nicholas, and lay back on his pillow.
When he answered, his voice was gravely.
"Of course I'm not alright," she answered with an irritated edge to her voice.
"That wasn't exactly what I had in mind," she answered in a dry tone.
Yancey tossed his newspaper aside and stomped into the hallway, where he gruffly answered the intrusive caller.
Finally she answered with a question of her own.
"I'm not angry with you," he answered tersely.
She said when a familiar voice answered on the fifth ring.
"I don't do floors," he answered dryly.
"Yes," she answered in a surprisingly somber voice.
"You're the only one who can hear the buzz," Quinn answered defensively.
"Certainly," answered the wise man.
"Because the tracks are always the same," answered David Brown.
(I answered, "They should get jobs at the factory that would make the lawnmowers; it would pay better.") Personal computers and the Internet have come under criticism in this regard.
She wanted him brought to Boston, and when she was told that money would be needed to get him a teacher, she answered, "We will raise it."
Lisa started to get up but Howard motioned her to sit still while he answered the door.
"So is Martha," he answered with a laugh.
"As for that, we are in the same scrape ourselves," answered Dorothy, cheerfully.
"Awful big!" answered the boy.
"I am never wrong," answered the Sorcerer.
"No," answered the Wizard.
"No one built them," answered the man with the star.
"I did not know that you were ripe," answered the Prince, in a low voice.
"No," answered the little man, "you are quite right.
"To be sure," answered the Wizard.
"Yes, indeed!" answered Zeb.
"No," answered the little man, in a puzzled tone.
A peal of merry laughter answered her, and the knives and forks fell to the plates with a clatter.
"So I see, my dear," answered another voice, soft and womanly.
"Surely," the woman answered, repeating her low, rippling laughter.
"We don't want to get invis'ble," answered the girl.
"All right," answered the horse; "I'll do my best.
"No place at all," answered the man with the braids; "that is, not recently.
"Each of their arms is a wooden club," answered the little man, "and I'm sure the creatures mean mischief, by the looks of their eyes.
"They are probably keeping us for some ceremony," the Wizard answered, reflectively; "but there is no doubt they intend to kill us as dead as possible in a short time."
"I cannot imagine, I'm sure," answered the Wizard, also peering about.
"No," answered the owner of the big yellow eyes which were blinking at them so steadily; "you are wrong about that.
But they've been very scarce for a few years and we usually have to be content with elephants or buffaloes, answered the creature, in a regretful tone.
"Working finely," answered the Scarecrow.
"Yes, I am," she answered, looking all around to see where the voice came from.
"Oh, no," answered the Sawhorse.
"I won't," answered the kitten, in a surly voice.
"No one," answered Ozma.
"She must die," answered the Princess.
"Why, in the world, Uncle," answered Zeb, with a laugh.
"Most certainly, and very soon, too," answered the man.
"Oh, any kind of a place will suit him," answered the landlord.
So he answered: No, sir.
"Well, then," answered the stranger, "I will see what they can do for me at the Planters' Tavern, round the corner;" and he rode away.
"No," answered Mr. Jefferson.
Parrhasius laughed and answered, "The curtain is the picture."
The slim, tall boy seemed to grow taller, as he answered, "I'll not be the servant of any Englishman that ever lived."
"Young Dan Webster," answered his father.
"A good thrashing," answered the master.
"Indeed, grandfather, I did not forget it," answered Cyrus.
The teacher answered, "I know of no man who is more honored than yourself."
"Forty pieces of gold" answered the lad.
"It is in my hat, underneath the lining," answered Otanes.
Otanes answered, I have already told two of your men that I have forty pieces of gold in my hat.
"If I had answered your questions differently, I should have told a lie," said Otanes; "and none but cowards tell lies"
"Well, it is this way," answered the man: "I bought a piece of ground from this neighbor of mine, and paid him a fair price for it.
"I have," answered the man, "--a beautiful girl."
The Romans answered, We must have time to think of this matter.
"Mr. Randolph," answered the innkeeper, "you have paid your bill and don't owe me a cent.
"Very well," answered the captain.
"It shall be done," answered the captain.
The woman answered, "All travelers are welcome for the sake of one; and you are welcome"
"Yes, Christopher; and it is hard work, too," answered Robert.
"It was flying toward the Black Mountains," answered the merchant.
Most of the old men answered that they did not know of any such person.
The gardener answered: A year ago, as I was spading in my garden, I saw something fall at the foot of a palm tree.
"Caedmon, the keeper of the cows," answered the chief cook.
"Oh, I cannot sing," answered the poor man."
He is sick, answered the coachman.
"I'll tell you all about it," answered Jacquot.
"In my house, my little friend," answered Jacquot.
"Why not?" answered the little king.
"No, sir," answered the boy.
"Well, I will give three pieces of silver for all that are in the net," answered the merchant.
"You are mistaken," answered Pittacus.
She smiled and answered, "Viney (can) not spell words."
In a flash she answered, "I think Uncle Frank is much (too) old to read very small letters."
She answered promptly, "I will pay ten cents."
When asked why, she answered: Because she has so many children to take care of.
She was answered in the affirmative.
"Paradise Lost," she answered, and she read it on the train.
Trumpet answered trumpet above the steady beat of drums and the rhythm of marching feet.
I answered that I was very sure I liked it passably well; I was not joking.
I asked him once if he was not sometimes tired at night, after working all day; and he answered, with a sincere and serious look, "Gorrappit, I never was tired in my life."
If I suggested any improvement in his mode of life, he merely answered, without expressing any regret, that it was too late.
Hard green wood just cut, though I used but little of that, answered my purpose better than any other.
I awoke to an answered question, to Nature and daylight.
"So it has," answered the latter, "but you have not got half way to it yet."
Christ answered the Herodians according to their condition.
"Yes, yes, go and tell them to get it ready," she answered, returning his smile.
"All have secrets of their own," answered Natasha, getting warmer.
"Ah, my love," answered Anna Mikhaylovna, "God grant you never know what it is to be left a widow without means and with a son you love to distraction!
"If only I knew that anything besides humiliation would come of it..." answered her son coldly.
"I know, I know," answered Prince Vasili in his monotonous voice.
People are always disturbing him, answered Pierre, trying to remember who this young man was.
"Adieu, ma bonne," answered Prince Vasili turning away from her.
"I am very sorry, ma'am," answered the maid.
The latter understood that she was being asked to entertain this young man, and sitting down beside him she began to speak about his father; but he answered her, as he had the countess, only in monosyllables.
"Really, truly!" answered Natasha, pushing in a crisp lock that had strayed from under her friend's plaits.
"But, my dear princess," answered Anna Mikhaylovna blandly but impressively, blocking the way to the bedroom and preventing the other from passing, "won't this be too much for poor Uncle at a moment when he needs repose?
Though I don't know what your opinion will be, answered the princess joyfully.
"That would take too long to tell," answered the son.
"Oh, he is so kind!" answered Princess Mary.
"Even if it were a great deal of trouble..." answered Prince Andrew, as if guessing what it was about.
She answered him and continued her chatter.
"It's different on different days," answered the captain.
"I'm glad," answered Dolokhov briefly and clearly, as the song demanded.
"There's nothing to be gay about," answered Bolkonski.
"Yes, your excellency," answered the Ukrainian gaily, tossing his head.
"Oh, he's all right, a good horse," answered Rostov, though the horse for which he had paid seven hundred rubbles was not worth half that sum.
He answered the staff captain's question by a disapproving shake of his head.
"Thank you very much, Prince," answered one of the officers, pleased to be talking to a staff officer of such importance.
"Very good," answered Nesvitski.
"Yes, the ham was just delicious..." answered another with a loud laugh.
"They don't even give one time to dwink!" answered Vaska Denisov.
"Oh, every bullet has its billet," answered Vaska Denisov, turning in his saddle.
"True enough," answered Nesvitski; "two smart fellows could have done the job just as well."
"Day before yesterday, on the Danube," answered the soldier.
"That's just it," answered Bilibin.
"Here, in that house," answered the adjutant.
It's fine! answered Sidorov, who was considered an adept at French.
"A French pancake," answered Zherkov.
Rostov asked and answered at the same instant.
"It was the officer, your honor, stained it," answered the artilleryman, wiping away the blood with his coat sleeve, as if apologizing for the state of his gun.
"One was damaged," answered the staff officer, "and the other I can't understand.
"Exactly, not a hair's breadth farther," answered Prince Vasili, laughing, "'Sergey Kuzmich...
"Yes, from Olmutz," he answered, with a sigh.
Helene answered with a smile that she too had missed it.
It is all quite the same to me, answered a voice struggling with tears.
Prince Vasili approached first, and she kissed the bold forehead that bent over her hand and answered his question by saying that, on the contrary, she remembered him quite well.
Anatole answered the Frenchwoman very readily and, looking at her with a smile, talked to her about her native land.
"I quite understand," answered Princess Mary, with a sad smile.
I don't wish to marry, she answered positively, glancing at Prince Vasili and at her father with her beautiful eyes.
"He is a very, very nice, honest, and pleasant fellow," answered Boris.
"Well then," Prince Andrew answered himself, "I don't know what will happen and don't want to know, and can't, but if I want this--want glory, want to be known to men, want to be loved by them, it is not my fault that I want it and want nothing but that and live only for that.
"I intended to re-form them beyond the village, your excellency," answered the general.
"What?" he answered, not recognizing Boris.
"What?" answered the old man absent-mindedly.
It's nearly ten o'clock, answered Natasha's voice.
How did I come to do it?"--"Because you married her," answered an inner voice.
"Nothing," answered Princess Mary, looking firmly with her radiant eyes at her sister-in-law.
"Oh, yes, I quite understand," answered Rostov, who was under his new friend's influence.
"If I have time," answered Nicholas.
"Countess Natasha," answered Denisov.
It's high time for you to be married, answered the countess sharply and sarcastically.
"The exchange horses have just come," answered the servant.
"I?... I'm going to Petersburg," answered Pierre, in a childlike, hesitating voice.
Willarski coughed, he was answered by the masonic knock with mallets, the doors opened before them.
"A visitor," answered Anton.
"I have given the order again and again, your honor, but they don't obey," answered the quartermaster.
In answer to Rostov's inquiry where he was going, he answered vaguely and crossly that he had some business.
"Makar Alexeevich has the list," answered the assistant.
"Another petitioner," answered the man with the braces.
"I come from Major Denisov," answered Rostov.
And suddenly I saw him lying like a dead body; then he gradually recovered and went with me into my study carrying a large book of sheets of drawing paper; I said, "I drew that," and he answered by bowing his head.
"Yes," answered Vera, "I don't at all want that.
"Is it possible that this stranger has now become everything to me?" she asked herself, and immediately answered, "Yes, everything!
"Very glad," answered Nicholas.
"That's as may happen," answered Rostov.
"With young Count Peter, by the Zharov rank grass," answered Simon, smiling.
"Yes, your excellency," answered Daniel, quickly doffing his cap.
Yes, she's a good dog, gets what she's after, answered Ilagin indifferently, of the red-spotted bitch Erza, for which, a year before, he had given a neighbor three families of house serfs.
I feel so comfortable! answered Natasha, almost perplexed by her feelings.
"Why, fleas, crickets, grasshoppers," answered the buffoon.
"I remember," answered Nicholas.
"Yes, yes, I do remember something too," Sonya answered timidly.
"Yes, yes!" some voices answered, laughing.
When they had last met on the old prince's name day, she had answered at random all his attempts to talk sentimentally, evidently not listening to what he was saying.
"Yes, it will," Natasha answered reluctantly.
"Yes, he meant to look in," answered Helene, and glanced attentively at Natasha.
"Yes," answered Sonya softly.
She answered questions at random, began sentences she did not finish, and laughed at everything.
"I don't want to," answered Anatole continuing to smile.
The whistle was answered, and a maidservant ran out.
After a moment's silence Natasha answered: "Yes, ill."
"Fine doings!" answered Dmitrievna.
"Yes... I will tell him," answered Pierre; "but..."
"I don't know myself," Natasha answered quickly, "but I should not like to do anything you disapproved of.
He was answered by a voice which informed him of the resolution just arrived at.
"To see the Governor by his excellency's order," answered Alpatych, lifting his head and proudly thrusting his hand into the bosom of his coat as he always did when he mentioned the prince....
Your excellency! answered Alpatych, immediately recognizing the voice of his young prince.
"I hear," Dron answered without lifting his eyes.
"Yes, always first both on the grassland and here," answered Rostov, stroking his heated Donets horse.
"Very large," answered Rostov.
But the attention of the crowd--officials, burghers, shopkeepers, peasants, and women in cloaks and in pelisses--was so eagerly centered on what was passing in Lobnoe Place that no one answered him.
"To the Governor's, as you ordered," answered the coachman.
"Yes, yes," answered Prince Andrew absently.
The man answered the question.
"What else do you expect?" answered the soldier.
"Why, nothing," answered Pierre without raising his eyes or changing the thoughtful expression of his face.
Pierre did not understand and was not interested in any of these questions and only answered them in order to get rid of these people.
"Of course it is," he answered absently.
"Nothing," answered the countess.
"Only fancy!" answered Ignat, surprised at the broadening grin on his face in the mirror.
"I think not," answered the Frenchman, feeling himself over.
"Yes, and some wine," answered the captain.
The German who knew little French, answered the two first questions by giving the names of his regiment and of his commanding officer, but in reply to the third question which he did not understand said, introducing broken French into his own German, that he was the quartermaster of the regiment and his commander had ordered him to occupy all the houses one after another.
Prince Andrew answered all his questions reluctantly but reasonably, and then said he wanted a bolster placed under him as he was uncomfortable and in great pain.
Pierre answered that he "was protecting a woman," and that "to protect a woman who was being insulted was the duty of every man; that..."
Natasha is with him, answered Sonya, flushing.
I went to get Frenchmen, answered Tikhon boldly and hurriedly, in a husky but melodious bass voice.
Dolokhov answered absently, scrutinizing the face of the French drummer boy.
Natasha as usual answered before she had time to think what she would say.
"I am thinking of what you have told me," answered Princess Mary.
"We are," Alex answered curtly.
"Get a life," he answered instantly, his eyes twinkling with mirth.
"They're not identical twins," he answered.
A few seconds later Alex answered the phone.
"Next Monday," he answered, not taking his eyes off the book he was reading.
She watched him as he answered it and then headed toward her at a brisk pace.
When a female voice answered, he pressed the speaker button and the phone call became theirs.
A few minutes later Señor Medena answered the phone.
"No one is staying with me," she answered sharply, and then realized she had revealed she was alone.
"I've heard that about cars, too," he answered sarcastically.
By the time she reached the front room, Giddon had answered the door.
"Exactly," Lisa answered crisply and brushed by him on her way to the house.
"You're right, I do forget," he answered roughly and slammed his glass down on the counter.
"I don't intend to," he answered gruffly.
"It was nice, wasn't it?" he answered, reaching for her hand.
Sorry I haven't answered yet.
He called the house and Mom answered the phone.
"I don't know," Lisa answered honestly.
He crammed his hands into his pockets and answered in a cold voice.
"I don't intend to let her leave," Yancey answered gruffly.
"You've said quite enough for one evening," she answered with equal composure.
"Good," she answered crisply.
"No," she answered sourly.
Silence, then finally Brandon answered in a controlled voice.
"Of course not," Adrienne answered with surprise.
"I'm moving back home for a while," he answered emotionlessly.
"I can finish that later," he answered coldly.
"No," he answered flatly.
"That's nonsense," he answered sternly.
"So you can see what a fool you've been," he answered coldly.
"I feel stupid," she answered through her hands.
When Mary answered, Cynthia stammered around about the weather and every other subject she could think of.
Wiping her face with a cold rag, she composed herself and answered the door.
"No," she answered quickly.
"We're the sorry ones," I answered, "for waking you up."
"Coffee first, please," I answered as the bath room door closed behind Betsy.
"Get back in shape and run another one," she answered with a smile.
"No," Betsy answered, "We just heard stories from a friend.
I answered as Betsy crossed her fingers.
"We don't have to prove it," answered Dorothy, indignantly.
"That is the one evil of our country," answered the invisible man.
"I don't know," Dorothy answered; "but it would hurt me dre'fully to lose you."
"I simply can't describe 'em," answered the kitten, shuddering.
"We ourselves eat only common food," answered the shah.
"Yes, here is your money," answered the young gentleman; "and send it to my house at once."
"I live at Number 39, Blank Street," answered the young gentleman; "and my name is Johnson."
"He wished to teach you a lesson," answered the market man.
"No, I've come on my own," answered Pierre, and he went down the hill again, passing the militiamen.
A few seconds later Alex answered the phone.
"And maybe he won't!" answered Jim.
