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I thought. "You snatch our mountain out of our mouths, and then you send for us as if we were servants men whose boots you ought to be blacking!" I was vindictive. I stared him straight between the eyes where a stone from David's sling would have fitted in neatly. The eyes were wide apart, and kinder than in the photographs. They were even curiously innocent, and boyish.
"I'll put this hateful, childish, round comb in and out just once more, then it will disappear forever. This very after-noon up goes my hair!" "You know it will be of no use unless you braid it very plainly and neatly. Father will take notice and make you smooth it down."
It should not be required primarily for exhibition purposes, although such notes as are kept should be kept neatly and spelled correctly. Students should be encouraged to keep their envelope of note paper always at hand during recitation and while reading.
The snaphances and halberds being then neatly stacked in the square, the Stadholder went home to his early breakfast. There was an end to those mercenaries thenceforth and for ever. The faint and sickly resistance to the authority of Maurice offered at Utrecht was attempted nowhere else.
It is a pleasure to watch him at work, whether being rowed down on a hot summer day by one of his men, and casting a long line under the willows for chub, or hauling out big perch or barbel. All his tackle is exquisitely kept, as well kept as the yeoman's arrows and bow in the Canterbury Tales. His baits are arranged on the hook as neatly as a good cook sends up a boned quail.
As to Q. Metellus Numidicus, and his Colleague M. Silanus, they spoke, on matters of government, with as much eloquence as was really necessary for men of their illustrious character, and of consular dignity. But M. Aurelius Scaurus, though he spoke in public but seldom, always spoke very neatly, and he had a more elegant command of the Roman language than most men.
When he had pulled a mile above the village, he started quartering across and bent himself stoutly to his work. He hit the landing on the other side neatly, for this was a familiar bit of work to him.
Henceforth I will make a point of it. If I cannot fight for true freedom any more, having ruined it perhaps already, the least I can do is to give no more triumph to its bitter enemies. I will eat and drink, and begin this very night. I suppose you are one of them, as you put their arguments so neatly. I suppose you consider me a vile slave-driver?"
§ VIII. Now the reader has doubtless noticed that these forms of cornice result, from considerations of fitness and necessity, far more neatly and decisively than the forms of the base, which we left only very generally determined.
We also had the task of addressing the parcels that the commissioned ranks sent home to their families as we could print more neatly than they could and anyway it was beneath their dignity to do anything so menial. I suppose that now would be a good time to explain the reason for our existence in that area.
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