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Then his reason came to the rescue there was no way for her to go but downhill, and he would certainly have seen her had she taken that path. When he entered the yard, he smelled smoke, and ran wildly into the house. A hasty search through all the rooms revealed nothing even Dorothy had disappeared.
I'll watch the clock, and the minute time is up I'll rush in and rescue you." Jill laughed, but the fancy pleased her, and she straightened herself out under the gay afghan, while she sang, in a plaintive voice, another little French song her father taught her:
She calls to you. What can I do?" The words were muttered in hot haste as though the answer must come quickly. It did. "Your letter, yet mine since you are not here. So your work becomes mine, Master Richard. I must rescue mademoiselle. How? Let me think. Let me think. God, help me to think." There was a slow, heavy footstep upon the stairs, and in a moment Seth had hidden the letter.
In the commotion attendant upon the collision with the mine and the rescue of the submarine commander the disabled German cruiser had been forgotten. There was now no trace of the doomed ship nor of the English "limey" that had been standing by. "What do you suppose we will do now?" asked Ted.
Jimmie's blood was stirred; he had an impulse to answer the call, to rush to the rescue of those desperate men, crouching in shell-holes and fighting day and night for a week without rest. If only Jimmie could have gone right to them! If only it had not been necessary for him to go to a training-camp and submit himself to a military martinet!
And I stood and looked over to Swayne's Oak and thought to myself if only it all could happen again, and a dog might come with a rush and kiss me, and paw me with his dirty paws! And then if you you you were to come out of the little coppice, and come to the rescue, all wet through and dripping, how I would take you in my arms, and keep you, and not let you go to be shot. I would.
If you passed it by, then I would know you yourself had stopped caring, but if you asked about it, if you inquired for me, then I would know you came to me of your own wish, because you-" Lee shook his head. "You don't have to tell me," he said gently, "why I came. I've a cab outside. You will get in it," he commanded, "and we will rescue our cup.
As I handed the paper to Raoul, I whispered in his ear "To Colonel C's own hand. Privately, Raoul privately, do you hear?" Colonel C. was my friend, and I knew that he would send a private party to my rescue. "I understand, Captain," was the answer of Raoul. "Ready, then! now mount and be off."
Master John and I must shoot a match yet, against English targets, and of them there are plenty under Orleans. But if I make not the better speed, the town will have fallen, or yielded, rescue or no rescue, and of rescue there is no hope at all.
Women in old societies had filled a mean and degraded place: it was reserved for the new spiritual power to rescue the race from that vicious circle in which men had debased the nature of women, and women had given back all the weakness and perversity they had received from men, and to perceive that 'the most effectual way of perfecting the man is to ennoble and exalt the woman. The organisation of the priesthood, again, was a masterpiece of practical wisdom.
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