Vietnam or Thailand ? Vote for the TOP Country of the Week !
Updated: June 25, 2025
"'Tis not by these tremblings, or vain regrets, that I may fortify myself, or mend what's done," he exclaimed. "I must bethink me, and let reason check the consequences of my folly. The girl asseverated that she heard all which transpired at her house last night. Oh, most unfortunate chance which gave the words into her ear!
"And so there IS a whale on the premises for all you know," asseverated Smith, striking the table with passion. "I bet you've never examined the premises! I bet you've never been round at the back as I was this morning for I found the very thing you say could only grow on a tree.
Whatever right she might think fit to assume, whatever technical grounds she might assert for that right, Mary was effectively in her power. The Scots Queen transferred for greater safety to Bolton, away from the dangerous proximity of the Border indignantly repudiated the jurisdiction, demanded to be set at liberty, asseverated her own innocence.
Salisbury realized that Lizzie was not truthful; absolutely reliable in money matters, yet Lizzie could not be believed in the simplest statement. Tasteless oatmeal, Lizzie glibly asseverated, had been well salted; weak coffee, or coffee as strong as brown paint, were the fault of the pot.
The tale does not belong to this world." "There is only one thing to be done," said Flambeau, "whether it belongs to this world or the other. I must go down and talk to my friend." They descended, passing the man with the pail, who again asseverated that he had let no intruder pass, down to the commissionaire and the hovering chestnut man, who rigidly reasserted their own watchfulness.
"He's bound to have it somewhere," asseverated Collins. "It don't stand to reason he was making his getaway without that paper. We got to be more thorough, Del." Hawkes, under the direction of his friend, ripped up linings and tore away pockets from clothing. The saddle on the bronco and the saddle-blankets were also torn to pieces in vain.
"I'll take my davy on it," he asseverated. They proved to have been as black as sloes, very little and very near together. So much for the evidence of the artless! And the fact, or rather the facts, acquired? Well, they had to do not with the person but with his clothing.
Such a friend I should reward with a gold- piece for every minute of my bliss, for every minute I should be allowed to remain near the great emperor." "Do you speak in earnest, your highness?" asked Major von Brandt, gravely and almost solemnly. "In solemn earnest!" asseverated Marianne. "A gold-piece for every minute of an interview with the Emperor Napoleon."
"Father says that's no go," said Robin. "I say, Allen, what a guy you are," added Johnny. "And he's got his swell trousers on," cried Jock, capering with glee. "I see," gravely observed Bobus, "he had got himself up regardless of expense for his Undine, and she has treated him to another dose of her native element. "She had nothing to do with it," asseverated Allen, "she was as good as gold "
"But will you have the kindness to explain to me," the young man continued, "how it happens that the Duchessa di Santangiolo speaks English as well as I do?" The old woman frowned surprise. "Come? She speaks English?" "For all the world like an Englishman," asseverated Peter. "Ah, well," Marietta reflected, "she was English, you know." "Oho!" exclaimed Peter. "She was English! Was she?"
Word Of The Day
Others Looking