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Usage examples of "quarrington".
Michael Quarrington that meed of praise and recognition which was later his in such full measure, perhaps she had.
Was she really anything at all like the woman Michael Quarrington had pictured?
She had two brilliant and unattached young men dining with her--one, Michael Quarrington, a lion in the artistic world, and the other, Antoine Davilof, who showed unmistakable symptoms of developing sooner or later into a lion in the musical world.
Davilof appeared doubtful, and declared that Quarrington was leaving England and had already fixed the date of his departure.
Davilof was standing a few paces away, being helped into his coat by a man-servant, and Quarrington spoke low and quickly.
Lady Arabella, with Quarrington sitting next to her in the box, heard the quick intake of his breath as he leaned suddenly forward.
Michael Quarrington turned and spoke to Davilof as they stood together.
There was no choice but to obey, and silently Quarrington followed Mrs.
She had just emerged from its white-tiled, silver-tapped luxury a few minutes before Lady Arabella, together with Gillian and Michael Quarrington, presented themselves at her dressing-room door, and they found her ensconced in an easy-chair by the fire, sipping a cup of steaming hot tea.
It was inexplicable, but somehow the knowledge that Quarrington was going away seemed to take all the savour out of things.
She was thinking of Michael Quarrington, the man who had come into her life by such strange chance and who had so deliberately gone out of it again.
It was towards the end of the evening that Michael Quarrington finally joined the group.
They had danced it in utter silence--a tense, packed silence, vibrant with significances half-hidden, half-understood, and she found herself quivering with a strange uncertainty and nervousness as she and Quarrington together made their way into the dim-lit quiet of the winter-garden opening off the ballroom.
But Quarrington was essentially not the man to be carried away by a passing fancy.
Michael Quarrington came to see me before he went away--and I know precisely why he left England.