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He was filled with a strange and unsatisfied yearning, and as Muskwa napped in his little bed among the bushes Thor's ears were keenly alert for certain sounds and his nose frequently sniffed the air. He wanted a mate.

I didn't mean to be, but concentration upon the things I had to do prevented me from being the thing I ought to be. I wanted, as they say, to get there. I had a lot of irons in the fire too many but they weren't put there deliberately. One thing led to another, and one thing, as it were, hung upon another, until they all got to be part of the scheme.

She hated both of them; she wanted in that brief time which remained for having anything only her boy, her soft, warm little Roger who had eyes like Rudolph's. "I I it's too late, Rudolph," she stammered, parrot-like. "If you had only taken better care of me, Rudolph! If No, it's too late, I tell you! You will be kind to Roger. I am only weak and frivolous and heartlesss.

Whilst he disliked its style, he felt that it wanted other marks of genuineness. When writing The Ancient Church now nearly thirty years ago I was disposed to think that the Ignatian Epistles had been manufactured at Antioch; but more mature consideration has led me to adopt the conclusion that they were concocted at Rome.

You will not be wanted at the magistracy. My own evidence, that I found them keeping guard over my daughters, will be quite sufficient for the present, and after that the girls' evidence will be sufficient to convict them, without your name appearing in the affair at all. "I will try whether I cannot keep your name from appearing before the council also.

Yes; but it was just this that made him want to live. He felt in himself a surging power of wrath. A strange thing, that power! It could do nothing yet; it was as though it were afar off and gagged, swaddled, paralyzed; he had no idea what it wanted, what, later on, it would be. But it was in him; he was sure of it; he felt it stirring and crying out.

"Take everything that's offered this side of seventy-five." "Um there's a half-million wanted already to settle for what I bought this morning." The bushy brows drew down, but the King of the Street answered lightly: "Your check is good for a million, my boy, as long as it goes to settle for what you're ordered to buy."

I pretended to believe her, though I cared very little whether it were so or not. I left her after I had repeated the dose three or four times, and gave her fifty sequins, telling her to get a good wadded coverlet and a large brazier, as I wanted to sleep with her the next night. Next morning I received an extremely interesting letter from Grenoble.

The boatswain of her is a friend of mine, and last summer he got me a cast down to Weymouth, where I wanted to go to see the widow of an old shipmate I had promised to look after. We were just clear of the Needles. There was a light breeze and a smooth sea, when we made out a small boat standing towards us, seemingly as if she had come out of Poole harbour or Swanage.

But was he to be debarred for ever from getting that which he wanted because Lord Chiltern wanted it also, knowing, as he did so well, that Lord Chiltern could not get the thing which he wanted? All this had been quite sufficient for him at Saulsby. But now the charge against him that he had been false to his friend rang in his ears and made him unhappy.