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"Place a strong guard A guard of thirty picked men, with a relief of thirty over the place from whence the elephant was stolen, to keep strict watch there night and day, and allow none to approach except reporters without written authority from me." "Yes, sir."
"I am happy," said the Commandant, "to have been able to avoid putting you underground. The orders I have had, from the First Consul himself, as to your being mis au secret, are very strict.
We come back to the strict order of succession with another 'straightway, which opens a very different scene. The Authorised Version gives three 'straightways' in the three verses as to the cure of Peter's mother-in-law.
Causality fulfils itself through “liberations,” that is to say, cause and effect are not quantitatively equivalent; and all effect is, notwithstanding its causal conditioning, something absolutely new and not to be calculated from the cause, so that there can be no question of mechanism in the strict sense. And the whole is directed by purpose.
For instance: you will find, in every group of company, two principal figures, viz., the fine lady and the fine gentleman who absolutely give the law of wit, language, fashion, and taste, to the rest of that society. There is always a strict, and often for the time being, a tender alliance between these two figures. And why should she not meet with it?
It seems impossible that our own dissensions can produce anything more than local disturbances, like the Morristown revolt, which Washington put down at once by the aid of his faithful Massachusetts soldiers. But in a rebellious state dissension is ruin, and the violence of an explosion in a strict ratio to the pressure on every inch of the containing surface.
One thing was evident, that with the strict guard kept over the place any attempt at evasion would have been useless, and it was decided that if they were to escape it must be during their journey to Khartoum. "But we must not give up all hope of seeing Ibrahim return," said the doctor. "Go to the men, Landon, and find out what they think about their chief."
Alas! there was no mistake; the marriage had been celebrated on the 14th of June. The two witnesses, as she said, were Sarah Smith and Arthur Ireton. The marriage service had been performed by the Reverend Henry Morton. The entry was perfectly regular, no flaw in it. Sir John's face fell as he read it. "Now," he said, "the marriage laws in England are very strict; there is no evading them.
So he has been preying on his more industrious countrymen a typical case of a man living by his wits with no visible means of support. "Now I don't mind telling you in strict confidence," continued the lieutenant, "that it's my theory that old Cesare has seen Paoli here, knew he was wanted for that murder of the old music master, and gave me the tip to look up his record.
Held to a strict account, and kept under a close watch the old suspicion of my running away not having been entirely removed escape from slavery, even in Baltimore, was very difficult. The railroad from Baltimore to Philadelphia was under regulations so stringent, that even free colored travelers were almost excluded.
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