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Here there is decidedly a broad difference in opinion, but fortunately the facts are so well authenticated that we shall have no difficulty in concluding which view is correct.
Dering had said, papa decidedly objected to any such arrangements and privations, but one man against seven determined women! oh, my! just think of it! So they had their way, and it was such a comfort to see, that already he began to look a little less worried and anxious when out of the store.
I questioned sternly. "Down the valley." "Last night?" "This morning; they surprised us in camp." "In camp! there were others with you, then. Who were they? the party you had trailing us?" "Yes," a decidedly sullen tone creeping into his voice. "Five of them; one was a Winnebago." "And Rale was along, I presume. What became of the others?" He shook his head, but with no show of feeling.
But Harold refused, saying decidedly that it was his own surprise for Jerrie, and no one must help him.
"'Little Hannele was my name, answered the angel. 'I died of starvation, and only once did any one give me anything in my life to make me happy, and that was that woman yonder. "'Marvellous, answered Peter, stroking his white beard. 'No doubt the nuts were given as a miserly payment of some service you did her. "'No, no, the angel answered decidedly.
Was one's fortune ever so exasperating! Ik will teaze me out of all comfort for weeks to come." "Say little and leave all to my discretion," said Van Berg, reassuringly; "and, by the way, you might limp a little more decidedly," which she immediately did. "My dear Miss Mayhew, I trust you are not seriously hurt," began Mr. Burleigh while still several yards off.
While the commandant held and expressed these views, it is not surprising that the garrison and inhabitants were disheartened and decidedly unfit to make any resolute opposition to a confident and daring foe. There is excellent independent testimony as to the state of public feeling in the town.
Ormond did not dare, did not think it honourable, to make use of his eyes, though there now might have been a decisive moment for observation. No sound reached his ear from Miss Annaly's voice; but Lady Annaly spoke freely and decidedly in praise of Colonel Albemarle.
"Doesn't the fact that it's the last constitute a difference?" "The last my last visit to you?" "Oh, metaphorically, I mean there's a break in the continuity." Decidedly, she was pressing too hard: unlearning his arts already! "I don't recognize it," he said. "Unless you make me " he added, with a note that slightly stirred her attitude of languid attention. She turned to him with grave eyes.
If, however, I prove wrong in this guess, we must try Spanish, French, Italian, Greek, and even Hebrew. My own opinion, though, is decidedly in favor of Latin." This proposition startled me. Latin was my favorite study, and it seemed sacrilege to believe this gibberish to belong to the country of Virgil. "Barbarous Latin, in all probability," continued my uncle, "but still Latin."
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