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Come on, father. And they resumed their line of march, but not until in turning to take a last look at the belittled 'laggoon' her snapping small eyes encountered mine frowningly, and I said to myself, 'She saw me in the rotunda; can she suspect that I am following them?
I resumed the path on which I had been travelling when overtaken by this strange and unexpected apparition. "I am not," was my reflection, "transgressing her injunction so pathetically given, since I am but pursuing my own journey by the only open route.
Then that angry despair that was a part of my exhaustion and physical misery resumed its sway. I perceived with a sudden novel vividness the extraordinary folly of everything I had ever done. "Ass!" I said; "oh, ass, unutterable ass.... I seem to exist only to go about doing preposterous things.
In the desperation of this awful conclusion he resumed the game; and so persuaded was he that heaven was for ever forfeited, that for some time after he made it his deliberate policy to enjoy the pleasures of sin as rapidly and intensely as possible.
"As for the theologies," he resumed hastily, as if not wishing to be interrupted, "I know of no book that has undertaken to number them. They, too, are part of Man's nature and civilization, of his never ceasing search. But they are merely what he thinks of God never anything more.
Perry's victory on Lake Erie was the turning-point of the Western campaign, and General Harrison's victory over the British and Indians at the river Thames in Canada ended the war in the West, and restored peace and tranquillity to the exposed settlers of Ohio. My father at once resumed his practice at the bar, and was soon recognized as an able and successful lawyer.
"Let me just finish my letter to Jim first, though, or it may never get written." His pen resumed its energetic progress, and Olga fell into a brown study. Half an hour later Nick turned swiftly and looked at her. Her eyes met his instantly. "Not asleep?" he said. "No, Nick. Only thinking." "What about?" "India," said Olga. He got up and came and sat on the edge of the sofa.
"This has been to me one of the most interesting days of the trip. I will mark it with a red letter," said one of our party in the evening. "I do not regret the delay. I would not have missed those amusing and novel sights for anything." When efforts were resumed at dawn on Saturday, the Amasis floated free, and before noon we arrived at Cairo.
But to feel herself baffled in trying to penetrate Mrs. Gallilee's motives was enough, of itself, to put Mrs. Gallilee's governess on her guard for the rest of the evening. "You honour me, madam, by admitting me to your confidence" was what she said. "Trip me up, you cat, if you can!" was what she thought. Mrs. Gallilee resumed.
"Tell me," he resumed, after a few moments' thought, "do you feel quite safe with these Indians?" "Quite," replied the girl with a slight elevation of the eyebrows; "they are unusually gentle and good-natured people. Besides, their chief would lay down his life for my father he is so grateful. Oh yes, I feel perfectly safe here." "But what does your father think.
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