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"I have not the smallest doubt," answered Robin, "that He sent us to take care of you, and take you to your mother if that be possible. But tell me, little one, what is your name?" "Letta." "And your surname?" "My what!" exclaimed Letta, opening her large eyes to their widest, causing both Sam and Robin to laugh. "Your other name, dear," said Sam. "I have no other name.
I'll not be long." He was long, however. The professor's cigar and his cogitations came to an end together without the promised reappearance. Even when he returned to the office it was empty except for Ann, who in the stiffest of starched muslin and whitest of stockings was spread out carefully upon the widest chair.
In spiritual things there is no conflict between intensity and expansion. The deepest sympathy is, potentially, also the widest. He who loves not his home and country which he has seen, how shall he love humanity in general which he has not seen?
He entrusted the conduct of the new investigation to a subaltern, by the name of Strakhov, a man of the same ilk, conferring upon him the widest possible powers. On his arrival in Velizh, Strakhov first of all arrested Terentyeva, and subjected her to a series of cross-examinations during which he endeavored to put her on what he considered the desirable track.
He rang the bell one day, and walked into the garden, and from the garden into the house, with the air of a man who had just come home from a morning's walk, much to the astonishment of Susan Trott, who admitted him, and who stared at him with eyes opened to their widest extent, as he strode hurriedly past her. He went straight into the parlour he had been accustomed to sit in.
Do not spare me push it in to the very hilt, make your testicles knock against my bottom. Come, darling, into me quick. See I open the portals for you there now you have a fair mark come darling come!" While she was thus speaking, she half reclined herself on the sofa and opened her thighs to the widest extent.
Pride is dead in them, hope is dead, ambition is dead, joy is dead. Tell me, would you choose me to suffer the personal loss of love and you, a loss I could hide in my aching soul, or to bear those black marks of gall and melancholy which forever overshadow them in widest grief and gloom?"
From the very earliest period that cells have been studied, these three parts, cell wall, cell substance, and nucleus have been recognized, but as to their relations to each other and to the general activities of the cell there has been the widest variety of opinion.
The Psalmist, in the last verse of my text, supposes an extreme, and in some sense, an impossible case. 'My flesh' my bodily frame 'and my heart' some portion of my immaterial being 'faileth. The clause should probably be taken as hypothetical. These two last words are obviously here to be taken in their widest extension.
The turn that civic affairs had taken was favorable to the widest recognition of Whittier's splendid lyrical gift; and that heart of fire, doubly snow-bound by Quaker tradition and Puritan environment; was penetrating every generous breast with its flamy impulses, and fusing all wills in its noble purpose. Mrs.
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