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The speed he goes at would kill a man directly if he were made of cast-iron. Mr. Lee, the preacher, is a ten times breezier man than his vivacious namesake at the Parish Church; he is small like him, dark- complexioned like him, wears spectacles like him; but he travels at the rate of 1000 miles an hour, and his namesake has never yet got beyond 500.
And, as my conscience goes at least, no man should say one word that could weaken the horror or the pardon. But there is one literary consequence of the thing which must be mentioned, because it bears us on to that much breezier movement which first began to break in upon all this ghastly idleness I mean the Socialist Movement.
Ormonde's; many women could conduct them, if the means were supplied. And so on. 'Yes, that is all very reasonable. It lies with yourself to decide whether you might not have a breezier existence in America. 'True. But not with myself to decide whether I remain here or go back again. I ask you to help me in determining that. Annabel stood as one who reflects gravely yet collectedly.
"Matthew Austin" may safely be pronounced one of the most intellectually satisfactory and morally bracing novels of the current year. Daily Telegraph. 'Mr. W.E. Norris is always happy in his delineation of everyday experiences, but rarely has he been brighter or breezier than in "Matthew Austin." The pictures are in Mr.
For suddenly the curtains were swept aside again, this time with a breezier and less stately sweep and Ted Holiday in uniform and sergeant's regalia plunged into the room, a thinner, browner, taller Ted, with a new kind of dignity about him but withal the same blue-eyed lad with the old heart warming smile, still always Teddy the beloved. "Don't mind me," he announced. "Please go on."
It may well have brightened and made breezier his second day's toil that he had not only the sunlight and the bird's singing in the little wood, to say nothing of a more scientific apparatus to work with, but also human companionship, and that of the most intelligent type.
It is trite and tame to say that for him there came new flowers in all the fields and by all the road-sides, and a hitherto unknown fragrance in the balmy air; rosier colors to the sunset, softer tints to the yellow gray east at dawn, brighter sparkle to the brooks, breezier glories to the mountain-tops; but, doubtless, this was strictly true, as it has been many times before and since to many other men, but scarce ever accompanied by so great and complete a change.
"It's a disagreeable thing to have to say but it's the truth! We liked you at first because there was something breezy and Western about you; then you got breezier and Westerner til it was more than the traffic could stand." "Now see here," broke out Mr.
"It was so hot in my stateroom I couldn't sleep," answered Sam. "I came out to get the air." "It's almost as hot on deck as it is anywhere," said the deck hand, and his tone had little of cordiality in it. "I think I'll go forward and try it there." "Yes, it's a little breezier at the bow, sir. By the way, did you er see me trying to catch some of those firefish just now?"
But Octavius watched him shamble along its sidewalks quite as the Vienna of dead and forgotten yesterday might have watched Metternich. Erastus Winch was of a breezier sort a florid, stout, and sandy man, who spent most of his life driving over evil country roads in a buggy, securing orders for dairy furniture and certain allied lines of farm utensils.
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