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President Heber C. Kimball, in a lengthy discourse delivered in the Tabernacle on the 4th day of April, 1857, took occasion to say: "I would not be afraid to promise a man who is sixty years of age, if he will take the counsel of Brother Brigham and his brethren, that he will renew his youth.
For the present it is enough to say that with a different formulation that of wishing to die there is here not, as in other psychoses, a definite affect, such as sadness or despair, but no affect, though there may be a good deal of “push” or impulsiveness. A careful analysis of her history has been instructive and justifies a detailed and lengthy discussion.
Once, an owl, attracted by the fire, perched on a low overhanging branch and stared into the flames with great blinking yellow eyes; then, startled by an uneasy movement of the sleeper, it flew away with a dismal hoot. Ralph's dreams were troubled, a medley of combats with feathered foes, of lengthy altercations with Bill Terrill, of frantic digging in the ground for impossible gold.
Progress was made on a number of economic issues in negotiations throughout the U.N. system. However, in spite of lengthy efforts in the United Nations, agreement has not been reached on how to launch a process of Global Negotiations in which nations might collectively work to solve such important issues as energy, food, protectionism, and population pressures.
Knowles' question as to whether she was content with her existence, she was content simply because she knew no better one. She had not realised before in what a very different fashion other girls were brought up. But now her eyes were open. That simple phrase, "She does not know, poor child, what she is missing," had told her more than many lengthy explanations could have done.
Dantzig, strong in confidence of French help, refuses to give up Stanislaus when summoned; will stand siege rather. Stands siege, furious lengthy siege, with enthusiastic defence; "a Lady of Rank firing off the first gun," against the Russian batteries. And Whitherward we now hasten.
But you must throw all ideas of gentility to the winds, banish the thought of refinement, and prepare for a rough, hard struggle, and it may be a long one, too. You may please yourselves with the prospect of competence, comfort, and even luxury in the distance, but you must look at it through a lengthy vista of real hard work, difficulty, and bodily hardship.
Injun summer at last, I cal'late. What you got your coat collar turned up for? Afraid of getting your neck sunburned?" Mr. Hammond grunted and hurried on. Captain Obed had chosen a poor topic if he desired a lengthy conversation. Mrs. Pease lived at the farther end of the village and when Caleb reached there he was met by the lady's niece, Emma Snow. "Aunt Melindy's real poorly," said Emma.
He is led especially to strong antagonism against the French tragedy, and he indulges in a lengthy consideration of the passage of Virgil on Laocoon, showing the necessity of suffering and the pathetic in connection with moral adaptations to interest us deeply.
The speaker smote the Deacon between his thin shoulder-blades till the hat leapt on his startled cranium. "No, not a lengthy stay just down for a flying visit to see my little girl. Dem'd glad to get back to town again Barbie's too quiet for my tastes. No life in the place, no life at all!" The speaker was Davie Aird, draper and buck.
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