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Shipp now became interested in the event, as he was convinced that some plot had been contrived, which would, in all probability, be fatal to the happiness of an innocent girl. When the passengers landed, he followed close to the man of whose proceedings he had become so strangely cognizant.
To the British minister to Genoa, who was constantly at the Austrian headquarters, he wrote with clear emphasis, as to one cognizant of all the truth, and so a witness most important to himself.
Do you wonder that I already love that child with a strange, deep yearning?" "I do not. I have myself had proof through her that our dear departed linger around, and are cognizant of our sorrows as well as our joys." "Perhaps you too have loved." "Yes; but not like yourself. My mother's love is the only love I have known." "And you are an orphan like myself?" "I am."
Tracy saw that her figure was shaken with sobs unmistakeable, hard, sorrowful convulsions. "Confound historical facts that make her cry!" he murmured to himself, in a fury at the Roman fables. "It's no use comforting her with Niebuhr now. She's got a live Camillus in her brain, and there he'll stick." Tracy began to mutter the emphatic D.; quite cognizant of her case, as he supposed.
These two men were, of course, known to be the accredited agents of the Minister of Public Works; and Riel succeeded in convincing the credulous people that the Minister, indeed the whole government, were cognizant of their acts and approved of the same.
He put it on before the glass, and said to his wife: "Well, Mary, we are going to have some new clothes out of this job, anyway!" Lincoln's intimates thought it remarkable that he should keep his finger on the political pulse and show himself as fully cognizant of the trend of popular feeling.
You are cognizant of the true kind by feeling that you take it in, savour it, and have what flowers live on, natural air for food. That which you give out the joyful roar is not the better part; let that go to good fellowship and the benefit of the lungs.
Firstly, in the sublime utterance set forth in the Gospel He saith that none is aware of the time of the Revelation, that none knoweth it except God, the All-Knowing, Who is cognizant of all. Secondly, He setteth forth the greatness of the Revelation. Likewise, in the Qur’án He saith: "Of what ask they of one another? Of the Great Announcement."
Hussar-Colonel Wallis got no public promotion, though it is not doubted the Head People had been well cognizant of his ingenious intentions. He had some pension or aliment from the Austrian Court; small or not so small is a disputed point.
His return, he says, cannot be delayed beyond a very few months, perhaps weeks; and he states, in his own rough way, that he will then explain the motives of his conduct to the entire satisfaction of all those who are cognizant of the measures which he has adopted no more claret, thanks no more a delicious wine and he adds, it will then be quite understood that he has acted neither from caprice, nor from any motive other than self-preservation.
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