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The youthful year grows up in the dark days of winder. When its time has come, it goes forth triumphantly and destroys the darkness and the cold of winter. Through the symbolization the abstractions gain form and become persons; the saga is thus not a mere allegory, but a personification of nature's forces.
The first act was hardly half over. Leaping from the machine with the lost costumes she ran triumphantly into the dressing room. "Here she is," shrieked Nora in delight. "I knew she'd make good." "Are they all there, Grace," anxiously inquired Miss Tebbs. "You dear, good child. Where did you find them?" "That is a mystery which even Sherlock Holmes can never solve," replied Grace, laughing.
I straightened up into a dignified right angle. "What can I do for you, Miss Kiewit?" "I wish to withdraw my story," she announced still at the same strained pitch, "I have changed my mind. Here is the ten-dollar bill." "But it went to press three days ago," I exclaimed. "And the Annual has gobbled up second choice," said Jo triumphantly. "We jumped at it," corroborated Berta.
The sub-Prior had prepared a quantity of heavy stones upon the brettices which he designed to use in the last resort, and now when the gate was beginning to burn he bade his men be ready with their levers. 'Down with the gate! cried Red Eric triumphantly. 'Down with it! See, it burns! and as he shouted he led his followers on with a rush.
She backed off and with her strong arm hit again and again, while Ida Mary ran with a pitchfork. "Keep out of the way," shouted Ada, "you may get bitten!" Winded, Ada fanned herself with her straw hat and wiped the perspiration from her face. "I got that fellow," she said triumphantly. This was one problem about which The Wand seemed helpless.
Nothing but snow between the Col and the Dent du Jaman, but snow at its very best, hard and dry. Just before we reach the top we come upon a huge drift frozen hard and slippery. We might have gone round, but we decided to try and climb. The Patriarch of course was first, and achieved the task triumphantly. Others followed, and then came the Chancery Barrister.
This invasion of the palate by teeth, which began in the lizard and the serpent, assumes alarming proportions here. It is not merely the roof of the palate which is spiked with teeth: above, below, at the sides, everywhere to the very limits of the oesophagus, the little fangs triumphantly stick out their slender points. It is impossible, therefore, to state their number.
"Then she considered you sort of a servant," said Gertie triumphantly. Nora was silent. Gertie having cut her dough into small round pieces with a tin cutter and put them into her pans, went toward the oven. "And yet you object to eating at the same table with the hired men." Having satisfied herself that the oven was at the proper heat, she shut the door with a bang.
At this reply his countenance assumed a dejected expression, but at length he brightened up again and triumphantly remarked, "I tell you, my friend, what I do; I ketch 'um nodder one wife when I go home." Black Beaver had visited St.
Such things were never said in an unpleasant manner never truculently never triumphantly but simply with a good-humoured, cheerful air of badinage, which, so far from irritating you, took off the edge of vexation, and set you almost laughing at yourself for having suffered yourself to be so completely circumvented.
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