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In about an hour, Peter, who had found his pipes to his infinite delight, intimated supper was ready; and the dispersed groups returned, and sat down to a meal which, in addition to the tea and coffee and its usual accompaniments at country-houses, had some substantial viands for those, like myself, who had done more talking than eating at dinner.
Bragg got in beside the girl again, tried out his levers, and suddenly shot the car ahead. "Hang on!" cried Charlie Bragg under his breath. The ambulance shot down to the corner. It was all black shadow there, and, as Charlie intimated, he dared use no lights. If there was an obstruction they would crash into it! The dusk had fallen suddenly.
The bishops of the Anglican Church were astonished and irritated on finding that they were invited only as other Protestants, and not convoked along with the Fathers of the Council. Rome thus plainly intimated to them that they have yet to prove their consecration and right to episcopal dignity. Rev. Dr.
Leigh was no doubt a good woman, but he didn't know much about woman visitors and that sort; their sympathies were apt to run away with them, and he should prefer at present to have the fund wholly under Father Damon's control. Some time, he intimated, he might make more lasting provisions with trustees. It would be better for Father Damon to give Dr. Leigh money as he saw she needed it.
I admitted he was exceedingly generous, and well calculated to bring out all the various functions known to diplomacy; but, having no taste for the sport he proposed, intimated my preference for a box at the Opera, or an invitation to dine with her Majesty.
For the men He was speaking to answered Him saying: 'We be Abraham's seed and were never in bondage to any man, how sayest thou then, ye shall be free? Jesus Christ answered them, 'Verily, verily I say unto you, whosoever commiteth sin, is the servant of sin. At another time as related in Matthew 9:5, Jesus Christ intimated that sin and sickness were one and the same.
He was attended by thirty of the most ruffianly-looking scoundrels even for Chinamen that the captain had ever seen. They were all well armed, and came off in a large, well-appointed boat, which, the mandarin intimated with a polite smile, was to be towed, if she was too heavy to be hoisted aboard. A couple of hands were put in her, and she was veered astern.
Lacy acted with great temper and moderation; and, in order that the public might not be wholly disappointed, he brought on old stock-plays his brother manager having robbed him of the means and instruments to do otherwise, by taking away the performers." It is also intimated in the same publication that Mr. Garrick had on this occasion "given Mr.
It is intimated that the action of these petitioners evinces a lack of appreciation of the services of the soldiers of the Union, and that not to censure Charles Sumner is to censure the volunteers of Massachusetts. As a matter of fact, the petitioners express no opinion as to the policy or expediency of the senator's proposition.
I believed that his canvases intimated the coming religious and social changes of the Reformation and the peasants' wars, that they were surcharged with pity for the downtrodden, that his sad knights, gravely standing guard, were longing to avert that shedding of blood which is sure to occur when men forget how complicated life is and insist upon reducing it to logical dogmas.
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