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This is almost a fatal symptom in the history of love's decay, unless the perception be attended, as it is in happy cases, by the perception of new beauties whose presence more than atones for the absence of the old. And Paul did not find new beauties.
"I hope you don't mind talking to me, Mr Reggie," continued the young lady, when Reginald gave no symptom of having heard the last observation. "We shall have to be friends, you know, now we are neighbours. So you haven't got an album?" This abrupt question drove poor Reginald still further into the corner. What business was it of hers whether he had got an album or not?
Corruption, the most infallible symptom of constitutional liberty, was successfully practised; honors, gifts, and immunities were offered and accepted as the price of an episcopal vote; and the condemnation of the Alexandrian primate was artfully represented as the only measure which could restore the peace and union of the Catholic church.
With the painful foot securely bandaged the little girl gave herself up to thought, emerging from her study at last to ask what was an all-important question. "Daddy " "Yes?" "Do you reckon, by the time the war is over, we could call Susan Jemima a vet'ran?" "I should say we could," the father agreed heartily, without the symptom of a smile. "Hasn't she grown bald in the service?
"And now as your nurse I command absolute quiet," striving to speak gaily. "See, the daylight is already here, and I mean to discover if this lone cabin contains anything which human beings can eat; I confess that I am nearly famished." "A most excellent symptom, and I imagine your quest will not be wholly vain. To my eye that greatly resembles a slab of bacon hanging beside the chimney."
She was very pale, and deep circles round her eyes told of sleepless nights and days of mental misery, but otherwise there was not the faintest outward symptom of that terrible anguish which was rending her heartstrings. Her lips did not quiver, and the source of her tears had been dried up ten days ago. "Ten minutes and I'll be ready, Sir Andrew," she said. "I have but few belongings.
Eager reactionaries outside Russia will no doubt point to non-partyism as a symptom of friendship for themselves. It is nothing of the sort. On all questions of the defense of the Republic the non-party voting is invariably solid with that of the Communists. The non-party men do not want Denikin. They do not want Baron Wrangel. They have never heard of Professor Struhve.
he cannot, simply CANNOT, enter the kingdom of heaven. You will see then why Temper is significant. It is not in what it is alone, but in what it reveals. This is why I speak of it with such unusual plainness. It is a test for love, a symptom, a revelation of an unloving nature at bottom.
Kagig nodded without any symptom of annoyance or reproach. "There is an ancient castle in the hills up yonder," he said, "in which there may be many Armenians hiding." He took it for granted we would go and find out, and Maga recognized the drift. "Very well," she said. "Let that one go, and that one," pointing at Fred and me.
He had slight touches in the joints of the arms. In the cases of Joyce, Wild, and Richards, joints became stiff and black in the rear, but general weakness was the worst symptom experienced. Captain Mackintosh's legs looked the worst in the party." The five men who were now at Hut Point found quickly that some of the winter months must be spent there.
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