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Updated: September 29, 2025
I don't want to live permanently abroad, and I do want to go in for activity political by preference. The result is we must set our faces, tell lies, and hope that fortune will favour us." There was a strong contrast between Quarrier's glowing vehemence and the show of calm reflection which the other maintained as he listened.
"Besides, dear, Honor's going abroad next year, for her voice. She'll meet new people, form new ties " "That doesn't cheer me up very much, Mother." "I mean," she hastened, "it will break up the life-long intimacy with Jimsy. And perhaps you and I can go over for the summer, and take her to Switzerland with us. Wouldn't that be jolly?
"See, we would land beyond that point ahead, and in the dark steal upon the robbers." "We are too few," said Muata, after turning the matter over. "Now, if you could bring some of your friends to help, it might be done." "I am alone, and you are great warriors. Your name has gone abroad." "How? You know us, then?" "All white men are the same in battle," said the other, quickly.
If the English could only hear how they are spoken of abroad, they might confine themselves for a while to remedying the fact; and perhaps even when that was done, give us fewer of their airs. The young ladies, the graces of Origny, were not present at our start, but when we got round to the second bridge, behold, it was black with sightseers!
The sorcerer looked out, his eyes were filled with dismay he could not withstand that name of 'Christ'; he plunged from the height, spreading abroad his arms, and was lost in the blackness of the underground. The dark host swept over the palace still shouting, "For Christ! For Christ!"
He was much delighted with the scenery of the place; found the climate wholesome to him in a marked degree; and, with good news from home, and kindly interests here abroad, passed no disagreeable winter in that exile.
I did Dan'el a great wrong, for I smiled on him whiles for the sake o' power; not but what he did me a worse wrong, so far worse that whiles I think no woman has so sore a life as me; but I did do him wrong, sir, and fur that reason I'll not ha' his name blazed abroad, hanging on to a tale as 'ud buzz i' the ears o' all.
"It is a luxury," thought the gazer, "for one who cannot move about to sit here and look abroad. I wonder whether I should have been with the party if I had not been lame. I dare say something would have taken off from the pleasure if I had.
Our literature being derived from nations of a different race, who flourished at a time when our ancestors were in a state of barbarity, and consequently, when they were despised by those who had attained to the literary arts, has given rise to a humbling opinion, that we ourselves are the offspring of mean and contemptible nations, with whom the human imagination and sentiment had no effect, till the genius was in a manner inspired by examples, and directed by lessons that were brought from abroad.
When this carriage came, his lordship was eager to drive the Lady Castlewood abroad in it, and did so many times, and at a rapid pace, greatly to his companion's enjoyment, who loved the swift motion and the healthy breezes over the downs which lie hard upon Castlewood, and stretch thence towards the sea.
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