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Updated: May 12, 2025
And indeed I found the fish to bite readily enough and mighty dexterous to filch my bait, and though I lost a-many yet I, becoming more expert, contrived to land five likely fish of different sizes and of marvellous colouring.
"I've bin here more than an hour lookin' for a new kind o' flower that Jack Morgan told me he'd seen. And I've found it too. Look here; did you ever see one like it before?" Blunt leaned his rifle against a tree, and carefully examined the flower. "Why, yes, I've seed a-many o' them up about the Rocky Mountains, but never one here-away. It seems to have gone lost itself.
Leaning a hand against the white shaft of the Patriot's Memory, he said: "Blows I have struck, and blows a-many taken, Wrestling I've fallen, and I've rose up again; Mostly I've stood I've had good bone and blood; Others went down, though fighting might and main. Now death steps in Death the price of sin.
Mandy sat down on the edge of the bed, interfering considerably with the final touches Johnnie was putting to it. "You're a right good gal," she opined patronizingly, "but foolish. The new ones always is foolish. I can put you up to a-many a thing that'll help you along, though, and I'm willin' to do it." Again Johnnie smiled at her, that smile of enveloping sweetness and tenderness.
In the gardens themselves, leaping into your view and passing out of it again as a picture shuttered by light, great trees were split and broken, the woods fired, the gravel driven up in a shower of pelting hail. I have seen storms in my life a-many, but never one so loud and so angry as the storm of that ebbing sleep-time.
I require yet one life to make up the appointed number." "Go out into the camp, good Hakim, where thou wilt find a-many," said the King, "and do not seek to rob my headsman of HIS patients; it is unbecoming a mediciner of thine eminence to interfere with the practice of another.
"No," she added, "you couldn't look so happy if there were the least thing wrong, could you?" Her fathoming eyes filled while her smile brightened, and meeting them squarely I replied "There's a-many a thing wrong, but not one for which this wedding need wait another minute." "God bless you, Richard!" she said; "and now you may go tell Edgard I am coming." Old Gallatin is no more.
"Why not, Phil?" asked the girl in surprise. "'Cause the lady won't want it to-morrow arternoon." "How do you know that?" "No matter. It's by means of a kind of second-sight I've got, that I find out a-many things.
Some of 'em hadn't met for seven and ten year, and sich a shakin' o' hands there was, an' recognisin' of each other! I thought we'd never get the service begun. Many of 'em was Christian men, and felt like brothers, you see." "Did many of the masters an' mates come to the services in those days?" asked Joe Davidson. "Ay, a-many of 'em.
They stopped, and cast hesitating looks at the old boatswain, where he lay groaning. "There's a-many of 'em about," observed one man. "We can't save them all, sir." "But this is an old friend of mine, who has saved my life before now," I pleaded. And seeing them undecided, I went on, "What do you say; I will give you a hundred rupees two hundred apiece if you carry him safe into Calcutta?"
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