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When Deerham looked far and near for the man who did the injury to Rachel, they little thought they might have found him in Lionel Verner. Lucy Tempest, it is true. He " But Lionel had turned imperatively to Lucy, drawing her to the door, which he opened. It was no place for her, a discussion such as this.
The voice of the incompetent Sally was heard in final exhortation, "Now, mind you be good, Master Justus!" and Master Justus ran straight to the philosopher and saluted him imperatively as "Dada!" which honorable title the other little boy echoed in an imperfect lisp, with an eager desire to be taken up and kissed. The desire was abundantly gratified, and then Mr.
A dozen voices began to shout: "Say nothing!" but the ushers, at a sign from the judge, cried out imperatively: "Silence!" Amelie's heart turned deadly cold. A cold sweat poured from her forehead. Her knees gave way and trembled under her. "Bring in the prisoners," said the judge, imposing silence by a look as the usher had with his voice.
That every boy and girl over twelve years of age can do something in this cause, and finally, That protection and encouragement will bring back the almost vanished birds. We call upon all boards of education, all principals of schools and all teachers to educate our boys and girls, constantly and imperatively, along those lines.
Let it be known, therefore, that having shown the wisdom of disposing of the dead after the manner described in my edict, I shall force no man to be wise. When Lacy had read to the end, the emperor called imperatively for Gunther. He obeyed the summons at once.
"Come," said the policeman, drawing on the woman's arm and trying to raise her from the ground. But she would not move. "Come," he said, more imperatively. "Nature you going to do with me?" she demanded. "I'm going to lock you up. So come along. Have had enough of you about here. Always drunk and in a row with somebody." Her resistance was making the policeman angry.
"I am satisfied that the course I have adopted was imperatively required; and before I authorize any precautionary movements to be made, I shall give full time for a reply to be received from Lahore." The letter which narrates these proceedings concludes thus: "This morning, news up to the 1st inst. has been received.
But, after a few more years, this sister, also, was taken away by death; and then the father felt that duty imperatively called upon him to return. He realized, on a sudden, how much of life he had thrown away in the acquisition of what is only valuable as it contributes to the happiness of life, and how short a tune was left him for life's true enjoyments.
That the construction of such a maritime highway is now more than ever indispensable to that intimate and ready intercommunication between our eastern and western seaboards demanded by the annexation of the Hawaiian Islands and the prospective expansion of our influence and commerce in the Pacific, and that our national policy now more imperatively than ever calls for its control by this Government, are propositions which I doubt not the Congress will duly appreciate and wisely act upon.
This child had been the colonel's joy in his solitude; but the grandfather had imperatively claimed his grandson, declaring that if the child were not given to him he would disinherit him. The father had yielded in the little one's interest, and had transferred his love to flowers. Moreover, he had renounced everything, and neither stirred up mischief nor conspired.
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