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"If the Inn did not sell liquor, in all human probability, Narnay would not have been drunk that day; at least, not where I could see him. And so Sim and those other young rascals would not have chased and mocked him. I would not have felt so angry with Sim Dear me! everything dovetails together, Nelson's trouble and all.
He finished the dovetails. Fitting the bottom of the box was a puzzle. He had cut it to rest inside; it had to be supported just above the low bottom arches. He didn't want to put screws through the sides of the box, and if he put supporting ledger strips on the inside, the bottom would be raised too high. He fastened a small block to the lower inside of each corner.
And here he dovetails the Scriptures into one another, but explains the passage which he quoted above from the cxvii. Psalm, "The stone which the builders rejected, has become the corner stone."
A man with one murder on his soul would not be likely to hesitate about committing another. Hill knew this, and fled to save his life when Birchill was acquitted. That's the explanation of his letter, Rolfe." "So that's the way you look at it?" said Rolfe. "Of course I do! It's the only way Hill's flight can be looked at in the light of all that's happened. The theory dovetails in every part.
The elk is next in order. His range "dovetails" into that of the moose, but the elk roves still farther into the temperate regions, being met with almost as far south as Texas. The fourth, the common deer, embraces in his range the temperate and torrid zones of both North and South America, while he is not found in higher latitudes than the southern frontier of Canada.
They tell me I can look through the most substantial man in the House as if he were gossamer, though I may have lunched with him the same day." Loder smiled. "By Jove!" he exclaimed. "Fate Must have been constructing this before either of us was born. It dovetails ridiculously. But I must know your colleagues even if it's only to cut them. You'll have to take me to the House." "Impossible!"
The people, then, chooses its servants through the intervention of its representatives; and consider, to return to our point, how absolutely necessary it is for it to secure representatives who are intellectually the exact image and imitation of itself. Everything dovetails neatly together. Here then we have the people interfering influentially in the appointment of the civil service.
"I thought it was a desire to enquire after the health of your favourite niece," hazarded Nan impertinently. "So it was. And as finance plays a most important part in that affair, the matter dovetails exactly!" He smoked in silence for a moment. Then he resumed: "I should like, Nan, with your permission, to double your allowance and make it six hundred a year." Nan gasped.
No. 3, is a front view of the lesson-post, containing the slides nipping the lessons between them; the other figure represents a side view of the lesson post, and the small figure at the left hand side represents the groove of the two sliders to receive the lesson, and the back part of it the dovetails to clip, which come down behind the post; these are placed parallel in double rows down the school, at equal distances, exactly opposite each other; and flattened brass or iron is to be let into the floor, opposite to the front of them, as shewn in one of the engravings representing the area of the school, and the children at their object lessons.
"Don't you worry any," he said, with gruff sympathy. "Mallory's fixed up everything and it all dovetails in neatly with Kitty's saying you were staying with friends for the night. You're staying here do you see? And Mallory and the mater between 'em have settled that you're to prolong your visit for a couple of days to give more colour to the proceedings, so to speak!
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