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The cultivated fields are protected by sand-hills, and belts of stunted, wind-swept trees that afford some slight protection to the crops. The island belongs to the people, who cultivate it assiduously. The courage and perseverance of these women agriculturalists is rewarded by fair crops, notwithstanding an adverse climate.
"Let us eat now," I repeated; "I fear lest the hour of Jupiter be over-past." "Fear nothing, I will see that all goes well." After the consecration of the tin had been performed, I transferred that of Oromasis to another day, while I consulted the oracle assiduously, the marchioness translating the figures into letters.
And what, I would ask in conclusion, have women done for the great and glorious cause of Emancipation? Who wrote that pamphlet which moved the heart of Wilberforce to pray over the wrongs, and his tongue to plead the cause of the oppressed African? It was a woman, Elizabeth Heyrick. Who labored assiduously to keep the sufferings of the slave continually before the British public? They were women.
Jackson unconvinced, "it strikes me funny. Say, is Essie Tisdale a servant, too?" Mrs. Symes smiled ever so slightly as she fumbled with her visiting card and laid it in a more conspicuous place. "Certainly." "Was that why she wasn't ast to the banquet?" Again Mrs. Symes smiled the slow, deprecating smile which she was assiduously cultivating. "Society must draw the line somewhere, Mrs. Jackson."
In the later period of his life he thought of writing a method for the Piano, in which he intended to give his ideas upon the theory and technicality of his art, the results of his long and patient studies, his happy innovations, and his intelligent experience. The task was a difficult one, demanding redoubled application even from one who labored as assiduously as Chopin.
Few persons have devoted their talents more assiduously to the well-being of their fellow-creatures, or with a greater measure of success.
The Whigs have theirs written out, Deacon Moses Hatch. But who has written out these others that are being so assiduously passed around? Sam Price, perhaps, for he is passing them most assiduously. And what name is written on them? Fletcher Bartlett, of course; that was on the ticket. Somebody is tricked again. That is not the name on the ticket.
Richards, until she relinquished it in 1896 and Mrs. Richards became the standard bearer. Many other splendid women have labored assiduously in this cause.
Stewardess, this is Miss Fairfield and here is her stateroom key. See to it that she is made comfortable." As Mr. Fleming supplemented his request with a pecuniary argument, the stewardess made Patty her especial charge, and assiduously looked after her comfort. "And, Patty," said her cousin, as she turned away, "when you are ready, come back and you will find me right here.
As mine was sharper than ever, and I could not make it off bear, I descended from my perch that I might try and catch some fish. I quickly cut a fishing-rod, and a piece of light bark to serve as a float, and my movements being hastened by hunger, in a few minutes, having caught some creatures on the bank to serve as bait, I was bending over the stream as assiduously as old Izaak Walton himself.
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