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She still loved that rugged man with the sisterly affection she had always felt for him, and which, in her ignorance of life and self, she had mistaken for a warmer sentiment, and resolved, in wedding him, to do her whole duty by him for so long as she should live, and she hoped and believed that that would not be very long. Rothsay led the way to a carriage.
I see light spreading, darkness waning, kindness growing warmer, purity and sobriety become the rule in quarters where they were unknown; and I am thankful not proud, only thankful to have helped in a work which, I believe, is of God.
"I'm sure," I said, "your welcome is warmer than I deserve; and indeed, Uncle, I wish to be no burden to you. If you would rather not employ me, say so frankly; but perhaps you might, all the same, put me in the way of getting on as you have done." "As I have done!" he said laughing. "I see, my dear boy, you look at things with just the same eyes that I did when I came over years ago.
"You are my friend." He would take care of her as no one had ever yet tried to do. She might safely give herself into his charge. The unobtrusive aid that was mingled tenderness and respect, should always be hers. "Are you warmer now?" He could not altogether suppress the new note that had got into his voice.
It was yet hardly night when the pyres were lighted on the little hills and a warm glow was thrown over all the city, made warmer by roseate-hued homes and the ruddy stones and velvety dust of the streets. At midnight the Dakoon was to be brought to the Tomb with the Blue Dome.
The fields changed their colours with the seasons; the threshing-floors filled and emptied, and filled again and again; and again and again, when winter came, the langurs frisked among the branches feathered with light snow, till the mother-monkeys brought their sad-eyed little babies up from the warmer valleys with the spring. There were few changes in the village.
There he would lie, thinking how cold it was outside in the wind and how warm it would be inside his bed; and how he would go to his bed when he pleased; only he wouldn't just yet; he would get a little colder first. As he grew colder lying in the hay, his bed seemed to him to grow warmer.
ULYÁNA. Yes, that's so, that used to happen. I can say that without shame, to everybody. KRASNÓV. There's nothing good in that, just swagger. KÚRITSYN. Ah, brother! Beat your overcoat and it will be warmer; beat a wife she'll be smarter. TATYÁNA. Not every wife will allow herself to be beaten, and the one that allows it, isn't worth any other treatment.
This climate is so much warmer than their own and so different from it in every respect, that they had not been here very long before they all fell ill. The attendants at the Natural History Museum, where they were taken, said that they first learned there was anything the matter with their charges by hearing them give voice to strange and grunting noises.
We have used many avenues for cooperation, including summit meetings held among major allied countries. The friendship of the democracies is deeper, warmer, and more effective than at any time in 30 years. We are maintaining stability in the strategic nuclear balance and pushing back the specter of nuclear war.
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