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The last day of his stay in London arrived; he rose with a sense of some awful doom hanging over him that he could in nowise shake off. It was a strange day, too the world of London vaguely shining through a pale fog, the sun a globe of red fire. There was hoar-frost on the window-ledges; at last the winter seemed about to begin.
Afterward he had assisted the janitor of some great skyscraper somewhere Kansas City, I believe and, what was most pleasing to me, he in nowise emphasized these as youthful difficulties or made any comment as to their being "hard." Neither did he try to boastingly minimize them as nothing at all another wretched pose.
Could she take to her heart, and treat with absolute loving confidence, with the confidence of an almost idolatrous mother, that little chit who, a few months since, had sat awkwardly in one corner of her drawing-room, afraid to speak to any one? And yet it seemed that it must come to this to this or else those day-dreams of hers would in nowise come to pass.
I stuck to the truth until my good nature began to blister an' then I fixed up a past history for those chickens that wasn't nowise common.
In Port of Spain I heard and saw enough of their work to believe that they are in nowise less active more active they cannot be than if they were seaport clergymen in England.
This State of Deseret was a strictly Mormon institution, headed by the Church authorities and with the bishops of all the wards ex-officio magistrates. At the same time, there should be understanding that in nowise was it antagonistic to the government of the United States.
The book was a volume of the Lancet, and in this book he read with close attention until the Bloomsbury clocks struck three. Mr. Sheldon's visitors arrived in due course. They were provincial people of the middle class, accounted monstrously genteel in their own neighbourhood, but in nowise resembling Londoners of the same rank. Mr.
M. What, going, going back to earth after all this talk upon the other side. Well, that is nowise Homeric, but truly modern. J. is borne off without time for any reply, but a laugh at himself, of course. S. and M. retire to their state-rooms to forget the wet, the chill and steamboat smell in their just-bought new world of novels.
Brynhild answers, "For this shalt thou pay, in that thou hast got Sigurd to thee, nowise can I see thee living in the bliss thereof, whereas thou hast him, and the wealth and the might of him." But Gudrun answered, "Naught knew I of your words and vows together; and well might my father look to the mating of me without dealing with thee first."
And Diane hung on every word he uttered, searching him through and through with her troubled eyes. "What are you going to do about it?" she asked as he finished. Tresler was struck with the peculiarity of the question. She expressed no surprise, no wonder. It seemed as though the matter was in nowise new to her. Her whole solicitude was in her anticipation of what he would do about it.
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