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Updated: May 12, 2025
The one idea is more more speed more freedom more recklessness of spirit! A village seven miles from Woodsite, calm in its half-deserted state, with its men all at business in New York, was cleaved, as it were, by the racing machines, while women and children ran and screamed to escape from the path of the monsters. The fellow behind was once more creeping up.
The poet, head bent, absorbed in creation, did not hear. "Missy! Where are you? Me-lis-sa!" This time the voice cleaved into the mood of inspiration. With a sigh Missy put the pad and pencil in the Anthology, laid the whole on the bench, and obediently went to mind the Baby.
These rude structures were built in frontier style, of cleaved logs, and with one exception were but a single story in height, so that their roofs of rived shingles were well below the protection of the palisade of logs.
Ah, Jarl! an honest, earnest Wight; so true and simple, that the secret operations of thy soul were more inscrutable than the subtle workings of Spinoza's. Thus much be said of the Skyeman; for he was exceedingly taciturn, and but seldom will speak for himself. Now, higher sympathies apart, for Jarl I had a wonderful liking; for he loved me; from the first had cleaved to me.
With a cry that pierced the air the maiden flung herself before her lover to fall dead as her body was thrust through and through by the weapons intended for the heart of Yu Chan! "Like a boarhound the mountain chief leapt upon his nearest assailant, wrenched the sword dripping with the maiden's blood from his hand, and almost cleaved him in half with one resistless stroke.
No incident had yet occurred of a nature calculated to shake their confidence. Apprehending none therefore, full of hope rather and already certain of success, they were soon lost in a peaceful slumber, whilst the Projectile, moving rapidly, though with a velocity uniformly retarding, still cleaved its way through the pathless regions of the empyrean.
The high-spirited old nobleman demurred; his heart cleaved to the home which he had formed for himself in the wilderness.
What has he done?" "He is a young French artillery officer " "A Corsican by birth," interposed Polverel. "Is he really? I was not aware of that," said Laveaux. "That circumstance somewhat increases the resemblance of the cases. His name was known before in connection with the siege of Toulon. But this last achievement is the grand one. He has cleaved the path of the Convention.
In an instant the motor was operating, and the craft would have leaped forward and cleaved the air but for the holding ropes and blocks. Tom speeded the machinery up to almost the last notch, but those in the aerodrome hardly heard a sound. It was as though some great, silent dynamo were working. "Fine!" "Wonderful!" "Wouldn't have believed it possible!"
In the northern shaft I should put it at 38º, but from the way in which the neighbouring rock had cleaved it was difficult to get the strike accurately. The dip is the same in all three shafts, viz. 82º. The lode being so near vertical, it can be clearly traced for the whole depth of the shafts, and is very well defined.
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