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The police were surprised, and perhaps a little sore, that they had not discovered the fact for themselves, but when I soothed them down they informed me that 'Le Ver' the diminutive scoundrel whom we rescued from the Rue Barbette had faithfully kept his appointment with me at the Grand Hotel yesterday. "It seems that he was much upset when he learnt that I had left.
Nearly all of them were kicked from an average distance of thirty yards and at very difficult angles. At the next coaches' meeting serious consideration was given to what Kennard had done and from that time on he came into his own. "Now for Rex Ver Wiebe. For two years he had plugged away at a line position on the second team. In his senior year he was advanced to the Varsity squad.
"Do not you Americans know that it is not the fashion here, in Germany, for the young men and the young women to walk together unless they are VERLOBT?" "VER which?" "Engaged." She nodded her head thrice: viciously, decidedly, mischievously. "So much the better." "ACH GOTT!" She made a gesture of hopelessness at his incorrigibility, and again attempted to withdraw her hands. "I must go now."
The King of Englan' smash him Patriot War all to pieces. Den dere is ten men of de twenty come back to Pontiac ver' sorry. Dey are not happy, nobody are happy. All de wives, dey cry; all de children, dey are afraid. Some people say, What fools you are; others say, You are no good; but everybody in him heart is ver' sorry all de time.
Anne and live there ver' quiet. When I say that to her she laugh back at me and say, 'Beau! beau! and she laugh in the child's eyes, and speak nom de Dieu! she speak so gentle and light and say to the child: 'Would you like go with your father a pretty journey down the gulf? And the little child laugh back at her, and shake its soft brown hair over its head. They were both so glad to go.
All the several officers, whether extraordinary or ordinary, though furnished with several gifts and several administrations, yet are placed by one and the same God, in one and the same general Church; and therefore should all level at the benefit of the whole church, without pride, animosities, divisions, &c., ver. 28, to the end.
"Ha! ha! oh, ver' goot, tres bien; ah! mon coeur, just tres splendiferous!" shouted La Roche, whose risibility was always easily tickled. "It's quite true, though isn't it, Moses?" said Massan, as he once more applied to the kettle, while some of his comrades cut up the goose that Frank had shot in the afternoon. "Why, Moses, what a capacity you have for grub!" said Francois.
"But all the time that day I think about a hail-storm or a hot wind whenever I look out on that hunder' acre farm. It is so beautiful, as you can guess the wheat, the barley, the corn, the potatoes, the turnip, all green like sea-water, and pigeons and wild ducks flying up and down, and the horse and the ox standing in a field ver' comfer'ble.
"She ver' quiet. She mak' no cry. By the fire I see her face. It is the face of a dead woman." A groan was forced between Garth's clenched teeth. "Did they hurt her?" he demanded, waiting for the answer like a condemned man waits for the final stroke. But Rina shook her head. "Nick Grylls, him tak' off his hat, polite," she said. "'Erbe't not say anyt'ing to her." He breathed again.
It is true likewise, that a believer, by committing of gross sins, may come to miss the effects of God's favour and good will, and the intimations of his love and kindness; and so be made to cry with David, Psalm li. 8, "Make me to hear joy and gladness;" and ver. 12, "Restore unto me the joy of thy salvation," &c.
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