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He that serves the altar must live by the altar and the saints must have means to provide them with good harness and fresh horses against the unsealing and the pouring forth. Does Cromwell think I am so much of a tame tiger as to permit him to rend from me at pleasure the miserable dole he hath thrown me?
With this new infusion of strength into his organs of vision, Dante looked, and saw a vast flood of it, effulgent with flashing splendours, and pouring down like a river between banks painted with the loveliest flowers.
"When we get in the lake we can hold on to the basket until somebody comes." This idea made Flossie feel a little better. She was glad she had Freddie with her, and Freddie was glad Flossie was with him. Down, down the balloon gently dropped. The rain was pouring hard now, splashing into the lake, which was covered in some places with a blanket of fog.
We might as well get rid of a few hundred bushel before it drops again. We'd better begin hauling tomorrow. You and I can make two trips a day over to Vicount, by changing teams, there's no grade to speak of." Mrs. Wheeler, arrested in the act of pouring coffee, sat holding the coffee-pot in the air, forgetting she had it.
It was far away in the wilderness of the Northwest, where this fierce tributary of the great Saskatchewan came pouring down from the timber-clad hills; and all around the lone voyager lay some of the wildest scenery to be met with on the whole continent.
With which she would take to lecturing me and pouring out her infatuated heart in that solemn singsong of hers, which somewhat bored me If she thought my kisses unduly passionate and the amorous look of my eye dangerous she would move away from me "Don't be angry at me, sweetheart," she would say, cooingly "I am not angry, but you don't love me." "Why should you hurt my feelings like that?
"When may I take my first lesson?" she said quite eagerly to Captain Osborn, for whom a footman was pouring out a glass of wine. "As soon," he answered, "as I have taken out the mare two or three times myself. I want to know her thoroughly. I would not let you mount her until I had learned her by heart." They went out to the stables after lunch and visited the mare in her loose box.
Of men, afoot and on horseback, twenty or more were seen pouring forth; all, apparently, in hot haste, as if eager to be in at the death of some object pursued, that could not possibly escape capture. Once outside the jaws of the gully, the irregular cavalcade advanced scattering by over the plain.
This is a sweeping statement to make, but it is made only in the interests of truth, and it admits of a great deal of plausible explanation. Man's mental training, as has been fully pointed out, consists almost entirely in pouring facts into a vacuum created by the careful elimination of original thought. Until recently, women have not been subjected to this agreeable process.
A large quantity of force-meat having been prepared, stuff it hard into the turkey, restoring it by doing so to its natural form, filling out the body, breast, wings and legs, so as to resemble their original shape when the bones were in. Roast or bake it; pouring a glass of port wine into the gravy.
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