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The prince of Panchala then, excited with rage, quickly taking up a mace, smashed the head of Samyamani's son thus advancing towards him, sharp-edged scimitar in grasp and shield in hand, as soon as the latter, having crossed the shooting distance, was near enough to his adversary's car.
But it is not merely a machine, because consciousness goes with it. The mind, then, is to be regarded as a stream of feelings which runs parallel to, and simultaneous with, a certain part of the action of the body, that is to say, that particular part of the action of the brain in which the cerebrum and the sensory tracts are excited."
And more, with unwanted, stammering loquacity, to that effect, with fire of eye, with un-called-for, excited repetition. The Cold-Hearted Fates When Mrs. Day and her daughters had retired that night, their boarder sat up writing a letter. Deleah found it pushed under her plate at breakfast the next morning, Gibbon always breakfasting early and alone. "I think you behaved nobly," the letter ran.
Do you see that ruined castle, all covered with ivy?" "I don't see anything. Oh, yes, I do now! I can see an old, old tower"; and as she spoke the excited girl leaned backwards towards the river, and she would certainly have fallen in, if Fani had not caught her and held her fast.
"Did you shut them up in the stair cupboard?" "No, but I may have to some day." "Then," Mary said, "if there are any little ones, may I have one?" "May she, Emilius?" "Certainly not," Papa said. "She's got too many little opinions of her own." "What do you know about opinions?" Uncle Victor said. Mary was excited and happy. She had never been allowed to talk so much.
But Leif had with him a German Tyrker, and one day, when they were on shore, Tyrker was late in joining the rest. He was very much excited, and spoke in the German tongue, saying 'I have found something new, vines and grapes. Then they filled their boat full of grapes, and sailed away.
We are not ignorant how far popular credulity will go, above all when it is under the influence of excited feelings, which makes it view all things in the same light.
English, Scotch, Irish, Yankees, French, Russians, Turks, Chinese, Mexicans, Indians, Malays, Jews, and negroes all were there in their national costumes, and all were, more or less, under the fascinating influence of the reigning vice of California, and especially of San Francisco. The jargon of excited voices can neither be conceived nor described.
'We will try the scarlet livery on one of our drives, Richie, said he. Mrs. Waddy heard him. 'It is unlawful, sir, she said. 'For whom, ma'am? asked my father. 'None but Royal... she was explaining, but stopped, for he showed her an awful frown, and she cried so that my heart ached for her. My father went out to order the livery on the spot. He was very excited. Then it was that Mrs.
Homer gets excited and says: "Yes, yes; go on!" And Minna goes on. "When people can't get fair trials in a place," she says, "they always take change of venues." "Change of venues?" says Homer, kind of uneasy, it seemed. "Certainly," says Minna: "they take change of venues. I've worked in Judge Ballard's office long enough to know that much. Why didn't I think of it before?
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