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She wrought upon them nevertheless after her own fashion with her children, unheedful whether they knew what she was about or not. The mere space, the mere height from which they looked, the rarity of the air, the soft aspiration of earth towards heaven, made them all more of children.
To me it would have seemed impossible that my cousin could have been so little curious to hear any of our joint family affairs; been so unheedful, or even weary, if I spoke of Roland, never, by a word or tone, have betrayed a sympathy with his kindred. And my other conjecture was so probable, son of the Colonel Vivian whose name he bore.
Now then just for curiosity's sake again, nothing more: as I understand it, it is your desire to bor " "I said intention." "Pardon, so you did. I thought it was an unheedful use of the word an unheedful valuing of its strength, you know." "I knew its strength."
The large, noble Newfoundland, standing out in relief against the glare of the camp-fire, his eyes aflame with anger, every muscle braced, the jaws parted and his eyes fixed upon the dark bodies plunging over each other, darting forward and back again, snapping, snarling and furious; the Pah Utah stretched upon the ground, deliberately smoking, all unheedful of the deafening clangor and the savage brutes that sometimes approached almost within striking distance; the two boys, so close to the fire that they were often scorched by it, gazing at the animals with an expression of half fear and half wonder, starting when one of them came unusually near, and now and then sending the fatal bullet among them; the nervous Irishman, darting hither and thither, taking great care that the fire was kept fully burning; all these, we say, made a scene impressive in the highest degree.
"I thought perhaps I should have met some of your people at breakfast," he said, while sipping his coffee. Dorothy stopped with a piece of toast half way to her lips. "My people!" she exclaimed. "Yes," said Paul, unmindful of the impression he had made. "Really, Mr. Henley, what are you talking about?" "The Guirs!" said Paul, still unheedful.
Go back to them, infatuated! Seek your soul's welfare and find it never! Not long before your proud heart will surrender. I shall see you humbly draw near. Broken, trampled, you will come seeking me, will invoke the wonders of my power!" Unheedful of the remainder, he seizes avidly upon his dismissal. "Ah, lovely goddess, farewell! Never will I return!" What never return?
The cruel north-west wind that heaped the snow above Francois Paradis at the foot of some desolate cypress bore also to her on its wings the frown and the harshness of the country wherein she dwelt, and filled her with hate of the northern winter, the cold, the whitened ground and the loneliness, of that boundless forest unheedful of the destinies of men where every melancholy tree is fit to stand in a home of the dead.
"From the bosom of Nerrvik they come to greet us." Ootah, however, felt no fear. For once he felt unheedful of those in the other world. His mind was occupied with a more immediate interest that of saving the life of the woman he loved. With quick presence of mind, Ootah grasped the rear upstander of the sled, which had begun to slide to and fro, and planted his harpoon in the ice.
Captain Cheap, who was always well provided with seal by the Indians, again showed how regardless he could be of the sufferings of others, and often though he could have relieved his men by giving up a small portion of his own food when he heard their heartrending appeals for it, let them die at their posts unheedful of their want and misery.
This ain't the hurricane season." The captain was in a brown study, seemingly unheedful of the rumbling sound. In a moment he roused himself and said: "Well, now let's scatter about and see if we can find anything that looks like The Three Sisters or the Witch's Head."
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