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1 Dick Garstin's big bass voice said in an offhand tone :
2 Then she added, in an offhand tone , "Fool."
3 It was too late, though, so, in a casual, offhand tone , she finished: "Where would I find him?"
4 "Why, certainly, Madge," he replied, in cordial, offhand tones , "we are friends.
5 "Came to move your shack," he said in an offhand tone .
6 "Oh," she said in an offhand tone , "the Sidhe, mainly."
7 "Just dropped in to say I'm all right again," he announced in an offhand tone .
8 "Doesn't ring a 'bell,' huh?" Hu said in an offhand tone , and I wheeled on him.
9 "If you're very good, dear," Miriam replied, trying to take an amused, offhand tone , "I'll tell you.
10 "I suppose, then, he must be as much as a week old," hazarded Adam, in an offhand tone .
11 "Oh, he is probably up to some devilry with some fool of a girl," he said in an offhand tone .
12 "Definitely not mine," Clare said in that offhand tone of casual cruelty that somehow seemed strangely attractive to him then-cosmopolitan, perhaps.
13 "If you'll give me that revolver- "hebegan in an offhand tone , hoping Anderson would not see through his little ruse.
14 "I never did understand why you would pledge yourself to the Anasso," he said in offhand tones , as if he were merely passing the time.
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