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The flickering gas was not good for delicate work, and it was only lately that Barstow, spurred on by a glimpse of the end to a long series of experiments, had attempted anything after dark. He squinted thoughtfully at the yellow fluid in the tube and then, resuming his discussion, declared emphatically, "We have no such right, Peter! You 're wrong.
On presenting himself one day in the steaming corridor of a vapour bath, he was at once hustled back into his clothes by the proprietor, who was a North Italian, and who emphatically refused to allow the celebrated Fall of Icarus to be publicly on view without the permission of the municipality of Bergamo.
Manners raised his hand, as if commanding silence, and gazed stedfastly on his daughter. The latter looked up to him with tears in her eyes, and exclaimed "I think Mr. Jones is innocent!" "He is innocent," said the old man, emphatically. "Come to my arms, both!" Both moved forward and took the hand he offered, but with amazement depicted on their countenances.
During their interview the governor declared emphatically that justice never would be done in such cases until women were in the jury-box. These efforts, supplemented by others afterwards made in Philadelphia, resulted in his granting the pardon, and the girl was assisted back to her home in England.
It is in that contingency, then, that I answer the second part of your question: What position for New Jersey will best accord with her interests, honor, and the patriotic instincts of her people? I say emphatically she would go with the South from every wise, prudential, and patriotic reason.
"But if you should happen by any chance to come across one, I wouldn't mind being along." "Righto," said Dick emphatically. "Same here," echoed Tom. "Hopeless cases," said Mr. Melton quizzically, shaking his head. "I suppose there's no use arguing with you. I was that way once myself, but I've learned now to keep out of trouble as much as I can."
MARE maintained that the Public Works were badly administered. The PRESIDENT dashed down the papers in front of him and stalked out of the Raad, after emphatically denying that money had been wasted. July 27.
I came a little child to the Monastery, and know no other place." "Ah," vindictively, "then THY mother may have been a light o' love." "Light of love; it has a wondrous fair sound," said Hilarius with a smile. The maid looked at him speechless. "GO HOME, BOY," she said at last emphatically.
Mansfield did not hold his seat more securely in England than Marshall held his in America, though Mansfield was as emphatically a favorite of George III. as Marshall was detestable in the eyes of President Jefferson, who seems to have looked upon the Federal Supreme Court with feelings not unlike to those with which James II. regarded the Habeas-Corpus Act.
And we are yet but children, who often pray improperly to our Father. What is the most unpleasant experience in the daily life of a young actress? Without pause for thought, and most emphatically too, I answer, her passing unattended through the city streets at night; that is made unalloyed misery, through terror and humiliation.
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