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Beseech God to grant thee such mature understanding as to enable thee to distinguish praiseworthy actions from those which merit blame. Peace be upon him who followeth the way of guidance! He is the Most Holy, the Most Glorious! 1 Káf. Ẓá’. We call unto thee from beyond the sea of grandeur, upon the crimson land, above the horizon of tribulation.
With every feeling—of—with every sentiment of—of—’ ‘Gratification’—suggested the friend of the family. ‘—Of gratification, I beg to propose the health of Mr. Minns.’ ‘Standing, gentlemen!’ shouted the indefatigable little man with the whiskers—‘and with the honours. Take your time from me, if you please. Hip! hip! hip!—Za!—Hip! hip! hip!—Za!—Hip hip!—Za-a-a!’
You were there, for one." "No! no! I I vas far away!" "Tell me who organized the attack." "I I cannot!" "You can." "No! no! I I I Stop! Do not shoot me! I vill tell! Eet vas Jean Bevoir." "I thought as much. Was Jacques Valette with him?" "Oui! But say not I tell you, or za vill keel me!" "And Hector Bergerac?" The Frenchman shook his head. "Not Bergerac, no. He ees gone avay."
Whaddaya mean? He took 'em? He took the pearls an' diamonds? Well, Em'ruls then! What's tha diffrunce? We ain't gottum have we? Oh, bonds too! Well, whattya gonta do about it? Move him? What, the rich guy? Move him where? Why? We ain'ta gonta run no more risks. Link an' Shorty are sore 'za pup when they come. I don't think they'll stan' for it. Well, where'll ya move him? Who? Shorty? Oh, Link?
The salmon is a species of Za or Fish, a particular kind of fish called N, namely, the Squameous river fish.
I zee so many nice ladies, so many beautiful ladies, all my friends; and za make me so many compliments. Oh, yes, Miss Chapman, I have so many beautiful young ladies for my friend in ze church." "I don't see how it can be otherwise, Mr. Gusher," returned Mattie, bestowing a look of admiration on him. "I am sure you would have a great many admirers if you lived in Nyack.
One said this and another said that, and a cat passing by took fright and ran away, hearing these strange noises: 'Bou, bou, grou, ou, ou, houic, houic, briff, briffnac, nac, nac, fouix, fouix, trr, trr, trr, trr, za, za, zaaa, brr, brr, raaa, ra, ra, ra, fouix! so well blended together in a babel of sound, that a council at the Hotel de Ville could not have made a greater hubbub.
Wen' o wa hlul' izizwe zonke za patwa nguive! Wa geina nge la Mabun' o wa ba hlul' u yedwa! Umsizi we zintandane e ziblupekayo! Si ya kuleka Baba! Bayete, T' Sompseu! and farewell! To Sir Theophilus Shepstone, K.C.M.G., Natal. 13 September, 1891. "I thank my father Sompseu for his message.
"Take care, missy Za, dat clumsy feller wid the big stone let him fall, and oh!" The negro gave vent to a yell, for the accident he feared actually occurred. The clumsy native let a huge piece of coral-rock fall from his shoulder, which just missed crushing the brown little girl.
One said this and another said that, and a cat passing by took fright and ran away, hearing these strange noises: 'Bou, bou, grou, ou, ou, houic, houic, briff, briffnac, nac, nac, fouix, fouix, trr, trr, trr, trr, za, za, zaaa, brr, brr, raaa, ra, ra, ra, fouix! so well blended together in a babel of sound, that a council at the Hotel de Ville could not have made a greater hubbub.
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