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Updated: May 4, 2025
"Well, Klara?" he asked quietly after awhile, when he saw that she appeared to be more calm and more able to speak coherently. "You don't deny that you are in trouble. .
If one's soul was really enslaved at one's mistress's feet how could one talk coherently about weakened tea?
His hand tightened on the curb, and he straightened in the saddle, as the Captain led the way into the purgatory beyond, an orderly purgatory, but crossed with leaden lines of shot and shell. At such moments, the brain ceases to act coherently.
The professor courteously thanked him and asked him to come and see the show free, and marched off quite contented with the result of his daring deadhead experiment. The Cardysville express agent was greatly worked up over the incident of the hour. It was some time before he could get his mind sufficiently calmed down to discuss business affairs coherently.
These I had habitually overruled one by one: but again of late, since I had been forced to act and talk less and think more, they began to encompass me. But I was for a while too full of other inquiries to follow up coherently any of my doubts or perceptions, until my mind became at length nailed down to the definite study of one well-known passage.
At times he spoke in a hushed voice, phrases meaningless in word but charged with inarticulate emotion; Hannah replied more coherently; but for the most they were silent. She accepted the situation with evident calm as an inevitable part of life. Drawn against him she rested her head lightly on his shoulder, her gaze speculative and undisturbed. Once he exclaimed: "I don't believe you love me!
"Dolores," said he, as soon as he was able to express himself coherently, "if you had not come, I really think I should have killed myself." "Did you really feel so badly?" asked Dolores, in a tender voice. "My heart ached," said Ashby; "it ached for the sight of you. Do you know what heartache is, darling? Do you know what it is to hunger and thirst and long and yearn after some one?"
The thought is not steadily and coherently governed by and moulded in words, nor does it steadily govern them.
I cannot at all describe the effect that these extraordinary communications had upon me. I felt completely bewildered. No biological theory could account for the discovery of the lens. The medium might, by means of biological rapport with my mind, have gone so far as to read my questions, and reply to them coherently.
About halfway through the palmetto thicket he saw a car stop on the highway. He ran toward it and found the deputy and constable with the boys. He was so excited he could hardly get his story told coherently.
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