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When I came home, she insisted upon my going to see it, and feel its pulse; and when I told her to put a blister on its back, she seemed to enjoy it amazingly, and almost screamed with delight.
I killed it." "On thy spear I see no blood; And where, O Sheik, the carcass of the slain? I see it not." Around looked Ertoghrul There was no wolf; and at his spear Upon its blade no blood. Then rose his wrath, A mighty pulse. "The spear hath failed its trust I'll try the cimeter."
It appears, then, that Pytheos made a mistake by not observing that the arts are each composed of two things, the actual work and the theory of it. One of these, the doing of the work, is proper to men trained in the individual subject, while the other, the theory, is common to all scholars: for example, to physicians and musicians the rhythmical beat of the pulse and its metrical movement.
He was a battered old veteran, given to cigar smoking, clandestine drinking and card playing. The vessel took off, rose straight through the atmosphere for about forty miles, and then hung, idly circling Earth, awaiting clearance before launching into the pulse drive.
The King, whose glance, though very sweet, is very searching, said to me that evening, "Something troubles you; what is it?" He felt my pulse, and perceived my great agitation. I showed him the letter just transcribed, and his Majesty changed colour. "It is a matter requiring caution and tact," added the prince after brief meditation. "At any rate we can prevent his showing you any disrespect.
So the biographer adds: "He spake of trees, from the cedar that is in Lebanon even unto the hyssop that springeth out of the wall." Four centuries later, Daniel, Shadrach, Meshach, and Abednego anticipated Emerson's advice about eating bread and pulse at rich men's tables. The historian tells us that they were men skilful in all wisdom, cunning in knowledge, and understanding science.
But I could see through my apparently closed eyelids. In came, walking on tip-toe, with a slow care that defeated its object, two men. Their first sentences, in whispered German, told me who they were: the landlord of the inn where I was lying a helpless log, and the village doctor who had been called in. The latter felt my pulse, and nodded his head repeatedly in approbation.
The little lady was only feeling about, trying to put her finger on the pulse of his heart. "No; there is nobody like her. Nobody I have ever met." Miss Clendenning was sure now. Malachi's second entrance this time with the great china bowl held above his head again interrupted the general talk. Since the memory of man no such apple-toddy had ever been brewed!
I went accordingly, and was carried into a room, where I found a very handsome young man mightily cast down with his condition: I saluted him, and sat down by him, but he made no return to my compliments, except by a sign with his eyes that he heard me and thanked me. Pray, sir, said I, give me your hand, that I may feel your pulse.
It's broken now. Something detected us. We picked up a radar pulse. One." The word "one" meant much. A radar system that could get adequate information from a single pulse was not the work of amateurs. It was the product of a very highly developed technology. Setting all equipment to full-globular scanning, Baird felt a certain crawling sensation at the back of his neck.
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