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He answered me that I should haue all the assistance therein that he could, but that in Sus he thought to haue some store in his house there, as also that the Mountayners had made much in a readinesse: I requested that he would send downe, which he promised to doe.
They have been from times remote a place of resting for the camels, like Tindouf in the Sus. But our Master recovered his lordship with his health, and the French went back from our land. After that my Lord el Hasan went to Tafilalt over the Atlas, never sparing himself.
The configuration of the empire explains its previous sub-division into the kingdoms of Fez, Marrákesh, Tafilált and Sûs, and the Reef, for between the plains of each run mountain ranges which have never known absolute "foreign" rulers.
The "coo-coo-oo" of the doves blending with the love-call of the squirrel, betokened that both were inspired by the tenderest of passions. "Pensando de amor," as the Spanish phrase finely expresses it; for at that moment, the beautiful words of the southern poet were in my thoughts, and upon my lips: Aunque las fieras En sus guaridas Enternecidas Pensan de amor!
It's werry perwokin'! I uses my judgment, an' puts my hoof in it! I am sorry, Mattie. Mat. Don't cry, Bill. You'll find him for me yet won't you? Bill. I'm off this indentical minute. But you see Sus. There! there! now you mizzle. I don't want no fathers here goodness knows; but the poor girl's took a fancy to hers, and she'll die if she don't get him. Run now there's a good boy! Mat. No, indeed.
Sus. Well, I hope she'll be civil, or I'll just give her a bit of my mind. Mat. Not enough to change hers, I'm afraid. That sort of thing never does any good. Sus. And am I to go a twiddlin' of my thumbs, and sayin' yes, ma'am, an' no, ma'am? Not if I knows it, Matilda! Mat. You will only make her the more positive in her ill opinion of us. Sus. An' what's that to me? Mat.
But if the Begum paid Clavering's debts many times more, her wealth would be expended altogether upon this irreclaimable reprobate; and her heirs, whoever they might be, would succeed but to an emptied treasury; and Miss Amory, instead of bringing her husband a good income and a seat in Parliament, would bring to that individual her person only, and her pedigree with that lamentable note of sus. per coll. at the name of the last male of her line.
The name of all the islands is spelled in English with double p, Philippine; but that is not Spanish, though the geographers have generally adopted that orthography. The Spanish name is Las Islas Filipinas." "Thank you, Professor; and I think I understand it now," added Uncle Moses. "Quiera V. enseñarme sus manillas, Signorina Blanche?" said Louis with a laugh.
I am nevertheless a great lover of good smells, and as much abominate the ill ones, which also I scent at a greater distance, I think, than other men: "Namque sagacius unus odoror, Polypus, an gravis hirsutis cubet hircus in aliis Quam canis acer, ubi latest sus." Of smells, the simple and natural seem to me the most pleasing.
Thus her voice keeps ringing through the din, her white armour gleams. "Sus! Sus!" the bold cry is almost audible, sibilant, whistling amid the whistling of the arrows. Suffolk, the English Bayard, the most chivalrous of knights, was at last forced to yield.
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