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Updated: June 13, 2025
The former daughters of Sidon, the Billingses, the Peterses, and Wingates, were there bourgeoning and expanding in the glare of their new prosperity, with silk and gold; there were newer faces still, and pretty ones, for Tasajara as a "Cow County" had attracted settlers with large families, and there were already the contrasting types of East and West.
It was Stonewall Jackson's desire to turn that right flank, to crumple it back upon the centre, and to sweep by on the road to Winchester the loved valley town so near that one might see its bourgeoning trees, hear its church bells. He rode, on Little Sorrel, up and down the forming lines, and he spoke only to give orders, quiet and curt, much in his class-room tone.
One beautiful May day, when Vesta was four years old, they started on one of their walks. Everywhere nature was budding and bourgeoning; the birds twittering their arrival from the south; the insects making the best of their brief span of life. Sparrows chirped in the road; robins strutted upon the grass; bluebirds built in the eaves of the cottages.
He was a man of scant and narrow experience, his world the impenetrable mountain wilderness, and, though seemingly the pupil of nature, versed in the ways of beast and bird, the signs of the clouds, the seasons of bourgeoning and burr, it was but of casual external aspects.
A few years of growth and aspiration then the fiery bourgeoning to a climax, and, after that, incorporation in the soil of a forgetfulness that seems indifferent alike to their exertions and their ambitions. But the end is not here. Somewhere, and most certainly in some other form, the effort achieves immortality and reasserts itself, indestructible and eternal.
As on a dark April day, with a lowering sky, you have seen the wind suddenly stir high in the heavens, and the sun look through on the dripping green of the young trees and the gay bourgeoning of the flowers, so, looking on my love's face as she took in my words, there awakened a kind of springtime joy. Nay, wherefore need I say a kind of joy only. It was more.
Not that all this bourgeoning was to be counted to leather, for Baruch had developed enterprises in all directions, having all the versatility of Moses Ansell without his catholic capacity for failure.
He urged us especially to think for ourselves, and to express our ideas clearly and attractively, not only in writing but verbally. It seemed as though a spring breeze had melted the snow from the land, such bourgeoning and blossoming appeared throughout the school. Creative work was done by fits and starts.
He urged us especially to think for ourselves, and to express our ideas clearly and attractively, not only in writing but verbally. It seemed as though a spring breeze had melted the snow from the land, such bourgeoning and blossoming appeared throughout the school. Creative work was done by fits and starts.
Had she been more of a mother, she might have seen cause for anxiety in this fresh bourgeoning of her beauty.
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