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It is a matter of profound regret that two infinitely more virile and progressive races, the German and the Jew, should be fighting their battles for them, and indeed bolstering up causes which would otherwise speedily collapse by reason of their own inward rottenness.
I left Washington somewhat heartened. Major Hunter, ever inclined to look on the bright side of things, believed that the crisis had passed, even bolstering up my hopes in the next administration. It was the immediate necessity that was worrying me, for it meant a summer's work to gather our cattle on Red River and in the intermediate country, and bring them back to the home range.
"All I think is," he went on, "that to give them something that they can rely on as a matter of course, apart from their own exertions, is the wrong principle altogether," and suddenly his voice began to rise again, and his eyes to stare. "I'm convinced that all this doing things for other people, and bolstering up the weak, is rotten. It stands to reason that it must be."
If he lost, Charity would be publicly disgraced. If he won, he would be tied to Kedzie for life. A quick temper is an excellent friend for bolstering up an ailing conscience, especially if itself is bolstered by an inability to see the point of view of the other party to a conflict.
Doesn't it seem queer queer outlandish?" she snapped, bolstering the piqued head higher with each passionate adjective. "Here for three months, ever since February since I recovered consciousness after that freezing wreck I've been longing, oh! longing to meet again the boy whose chaff, whose very chaff, warmed one amid the horrors.... You didn't hear it; you were too far gone. And, now!"
"If one of us goes we are all going." "Oh, come along," urged Betty, eager to get the thing over with. "I think we are all acting like a lot of geese. It might help some if we tried to remember that we are Outdoor Girls." This challenge did a great deal toward bolstering up the girls' courage and they hurried along the path more confidently.
March could not remember that he had, or that he had been anything but incoherently and hysterically jocose over the papers, but he said, "Yes, yes I think so." "I knew it from the start," said Fulkerson. "The only other person who took those criticisms in the right spirit was Mother Dryfoos I've just been bolstering up the Dryfoos family. She had them read to her by Mrs.
It may be true that it is natural for the strongest and the best men to rise above their fellows, but even this is not the case in our society of to-day. The weakest and the worst have somehow got to the top, and giants are bolstering up the impotence of dwarfs. These dwarfs are crushing the life-blood out of us.
She had elected not to leave the hospital till after tea; somehow, when it had come near to going, her courage, which she had been bolstering up with hope and promises of what she should do in her new life, had vanished into thin air. Perhaps more than anything else she lacked the physical strength which would have enabled her to look cheerfully into the future.
His dark head, standing out boldly against the bolstering pillows, the fine lines of his face definite, the pallor he was like a Roman cameo. Who and what could he be, this picturesque foundling? His glance flashed into hers delightedly. For hours and hours the constant wonder where she was, why no one mentioned her, why they evaded his apparently casual questions.
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