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He pump water on ole Zip 'gainst him will glad when young mass' druv im way from de pump." "Ha! you were forced to it, then?" "Ye, mass', forced by da Yankee driber. Try make me do so odder time. I 'fuse punish Zip odder time dat's why you see dis yeer dam!" "You were flogged for refusing to punish Scipio?"
If we are required to believe them which only means to fuse them with our other ideas- -we either take the law into our own hands, and our minds being in the dark fuse something easier of assimilation, and say we have fused the miracle; or if we play more fairly and insist on our minds swallowing and assimilating it, we weaken our judgments, and pro tanto kill our souls.
Instinctively, unnecessarily, you dodged at those which were low unnecessarily, because they were from British guns. No danger from them unless there was a short fuse. To the soldiers, the low screams brought the delight of having blows struck from their side at the enemy, whom they themselves could not strike from their reserve position.
He got those young popinjays out of their chaises by a single glance, which acted like a grenade when the fuse is touched off. The regiment of Saxe came marching in, however, every officer in his place, and Count Saxe riding at the head of it. When the Duke of Berwick's eagle eye saw this his countenance cleared as if by magic; he had looked like a thunder cloud before.
Sparks leaped from the drill which Carroll held and fell among the coils of snaky fuse; but that did not trouble them; and it was only when Vane was breathless that he changed places with his companion. They heard neither the turmoil of the flood nor the crashing of the timber, and the foam that lapped their long boots whirled unheeded by.
It took ten minutes to get the celebration once more in running order, and Aunt Timmie brought to a better understanding. The little boy advanced into the circle, placed a fire cracker in the grass, and lit it. But, with the first sputtering of its fuse, the old negress clasped him to her breast and rushed out of harm's way.
See?" "Thanks," gratefully replied Tom. "Now I'm enlightened. Then the reason the Fortuna is still here is because the guy forgot to put his cap on his fuse? Am I now correct?" "Right you are, Tom," answered Jack. "Are there any further questions? If not, the class in explosives is dismissed." "One more, Professor, if you please." Frank had the floor. "What shall we do with the stuff?
Then there were some minutes of silence, then the hiss of a fuse and a moment later an explosion which blew the gate from its hinges. Realizing in an instant that the hiss of the fuse, like the rattle of the snake, betokened danger, Donald drew hastily back into the patio in time to be out of reach of the explosion which splintered the gate and tore it from its hinges.
This cosmoline's got to come out o' the tube an' out o' the breech mechanism before we commence shootin'." The enemy had approached within three miles by the time the piece was ready for action. Under Mr. Gibney's instructions Captain Scraggs held the fuse setter in case it should be necessary to adjust with shrapnel. Mr. Gibney inserted his sights and took a preliminary squint.
One company was to seize the other end, to tear up seven, eight, or ten rails, and to retire at once into the woods; as the delay in getting the rails into their places again would prevent any train entering, from that end, in time for its occupants to see and extinguish the burning fuse.
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