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Furthermore, one of our tenants, Robert Lynch, reports: "These buildings have sustained two very severe hurricanes -one was the worst we have had in years, yet Harbour House never gave a quiver...
Babe's jogging insight is thus reflected in the careful contrivances of plot elements. The dialogue is truly gifted for its dramatically effective journalism and in addition there is Babe's irresistable sense of wit, a dark and noxious poison that one sniffs for the resulting quiver...
Certainly it isn't conscionable, to hold [Dean Henry] Coleman captive. But attention is being gotten. Steps will be taken in one direction or another. The polls will fluctuate and the market will quiver. Or being here is the cause of an effect. We're trying to make it Good; I don't know what else to say or do. That is, I have no further statement to make at this time, gentlemen...
There is something that makes us want the market to quiver and the polls to fluctuate. That is why we do things. All Simon James knows is that he wants to make it Good. That is a good thing to know. Don't ask him how he would remake the university. He is honest and he is doing and he wants it Good and he recognizes that things are rotten and that is enough...
Minnesotan's quiver. From McCarthy himself, Kennedy can hope for little. The two men's long-standing antipathy ?going back to McCarthy's anti-Kennedy stand in 1960?has not softened at all this year despite their similarity of views on Viet Nam. While Kennedy has been needling Humphrey, McCarthy has been complaining that some Kennedy supporters have distributed nasty half-truths about his record as a Senator. "It is not the kind of politics," averred McCarthy, "to which I would lend my name or allow to go on without repudiating...