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Rhoda looked up at DeWitt anxiously. "You are very tired and worn, John," she said. "And you!" cried the man, looking down at the girl with the swinging, tireless stride. "What miracle has come to you?" "I never dreamed that there could be health like this! I " She stopped, with head to one side. "Do you hear anything? What do you suppose they are doing to each other?
The life-pulse in metals is seriously harmed or even extinguished through the application of electric currents or heavy pressure." I looked around the room at the numerous inventions, eloquent testimony of a tireless ingenuity. "Sir, it is lamentable that mass agricultural development is not speeded by fuller use of your marvelous mechanisms.
But those were very different creatures from the two huge, starving, tireless animals that hour after hour loped behind the cutter in which I sat with another woman, who, throughout the whole experience, never lost her head nor her control of our frantic horses.
She was brown as a berry and just the type of hard-working woman to make a good homesteader, with calloused, capable, tireless hands. She was round, bustling and kind. The Widow Fergus had taken up a homestead with her young son. She looked at the unopened baggage, the dirty shack. Now that was sensible, she said, to rest a few days it was so nice and quiet out here. Homesick? My, no.
He had not, however, yielded for a day to a dreamy melancholy, but, in accordance with his promise "to do his best," had been tireless in mental and physical activity. The tendency to wander somewhat aimlessly had ceased, and he had adopted the plan of studying modern life at the old centres of civilization and power.
As the engines of the Arrow are but perfected copies of the engine that drove the Clermont, so the power of the Turbina is derived from steam-motors that work on the same principle as the engine built by Branca in 1629, and his steam-turbine following the same old, old, ages old idea of the moss-covered, splashing, tireless water-wheel.
It was more like the tender, watching, tireless devotion certain mothers have for their children it was infinitely protecting, infinitely forgiving, infinitely understanding. Blanche sighed, a long, deep sigh, as she told herself sadly that no one had ever loved her like that not even her old friend Mark Gifford.
She paddled for us, cooked for us, and packed the bales when our hands blundered with weariness. She was tireless. And watching her I saw something lived before me day by day that I had tried to forget was in the world. There was love between this Indian woman and my peasant Pierre. They had found the real love, the love that is wine and meat. It was very strange.
When she put it down he was kneeling beside her. He put his arms around her. "I won't be that again." A very faint perfume from her hair came to him, now that he was so close to her. "I don't want to be that ever." He held her, and, while he held her, he listened to the Nubian sailors and to the word that was nearly always upon their tireless lips. "Al-lah Al-lah Al-lah!"
Some Pequots, pursued by the English, ran down this neck of land, hoping that their tireless enemies would miss their track and pass by. But Uncas, with Indian sagacity, led the party on the trail. The Pequots, finding their foes upon them, plunged into the water and swam across the narrow mouth of the harbor.
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