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In this new view of the human body, science not only exhibits the growth and perfection of man as the goal toward which God has been moving from the first, but also throws light upon the sinfulness of man and the conflicts that rage within the soul. Man is seen to be a double creature. The spirit man rides a man of flesh and is often thrown thereby and trampled under foot.
As Mora walked beside him across the sunny lawn, "Father," she said, "think you the heart of a nun can ever become again as the heart of other women?" Back to Worcester rode the Bishop. Gallop! Gallop! along the grassy rides, beside the hard highway. Hasten good Shulamite, black and comely still, though flecked with foam. Important work lies ahead. Every moment is precious.
"Does he ride for a wager?" said Will Lovell, dealing the cards. "He rides for some ill purpose, I swear," said Tom Tantillion. "Jack Oxon never went in haste towards an honest deed; but to play some devil's trick 'tis but nature to him to go full speed."
I remembered that at the fall calf-branding Uncle Jake had expressed his approval of our cordon bleu in no measured terms. "You've noted," he said, "that a greaser jest naterally hates ter handle mares. He rides a horse, an' he's right. The best o' mares will kick. Now, Glory Anne can't help bein' a woman, but I swear she's bin mighty well broke.
But Georges replied, as if it were the most natural thing in the world, and no other could ever have been considered: "Aviator." This reply was surprising. What could have led him to a determination apparently so sudden? "That is not a career," he was told. "Aviation is still only a sport. You travel in the air as a motorist rides on the highways.
He was now less than a mile away and the dust thrown from his horse's hoofs rose evenly behind him in the stillness of the sunshine. He must pass the barn to reach town. Kate asked a question. "It may be one of your father's horses," mused Lefever aloud, "and it rides something like old Bill Bradley."
You have ridden a horse as a man rides it; you have ridden bicycles in public streets; you have stolen away to a masked ball; you ran away from school in Paris and visited Heaven knows whom; you have bribed sentries to let you in when you were out late; you have thrust aside the laws as if they meant nothing; you have trifled with the state papers and caused the body politic to break up a meeting as a consequence of the laughter."
Joe took frequent rides on his motor-cycle, Helen often accompanying him, and when one day he found he was able to stay under water for four minutes and twenty seconds he ascribed his success to his swift riding in the open air. "I'll go after the world's record before the season is over," he said to Helen. "I hope you make it," she said. "One thing bothers me, though," said Joe.
Friedrich rides up to view the Zabern Hollow: "Beyond expectation deep; very boggy too, with its foul leakage or brook: no attacking of their western flank through this Zaberngrund; attack the corner of them, then; here on the southwest!" That is Friedrich's rapid resource. The lines halt, accordingly; make ready.
And when he rides out to battle, perhaps, if we are good and respectful, he may again wave us a hand and say: 'There are two lassies that once I kenned!" At this inordinate flouting the patience of the new knight, growing more and more angry at each word, came quickly to the breaking point; for his nerves were jarred and jangled by the excitement of the day.
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