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Everything was very compact, and there was not half the room there was in some of Tom Swift's other airships. But then the party did not expect to make long voyages. They could take along a good supply of canned and also compressed food, much of which was in tablet or capsule form, and of course they would take their weapons, and ammunition.
In that interlude, perhaps help might come from the village. The second thing was almost as impossible as raising and firing the rifle; but by the luck of the gods he might achieve it. He wanted to find Singhai's knife and hold it compressed in his palm.
But she shook her head sorrowfully, and wrote with compressed lips, "Yes, I do love you, but I will never marry you, because I cannot speak." "Oh, Kilmeny," said Eric smiling, for he believed his victory won, "that doesn't make any difference to me you know it doesn't, sweetest. If you love me that is enough." But Kilmeny only shook her head again.
Rachel tore the letter into a thousand fragments, and flung the volume of poems into the ditch below. She hastened to her room, and no one saw her again until the next morning, when she came down dressed in somber black, her face pale, and her colorless lips tightly compressed. "Cowards fear to die; but courage stout, Rather than live in snuff, will be put out."
Madame Tellier, however, quickly regained her composure, and said sharply, to avenge the honor of her corps: "I think you might try and be polite!" He excused himself, and said: "I beg your pardon, I ought to have said your nunnery." She could not think of a retort, so, perhaps thinking she had said enough, madame gave him a dignified bow and compressed her lips.
Spread out and dry thoroughly in the shade; keep in a dry place. When it is convenient to get compressed yeast, it is much better and cheaper than to make your own, a saving of time and trouble. Almost all groceries keep it, delivered to them fresh made daily.
There are times in the career of a man especially of one who leads a wandering and adventurous life when it seems as though the events of a lifetime were compressed into the period of a few months, or weeks, or even days. Such, at least, was the experience of our hero while he travelled in the equatorial regions of South America.
Mark's account is the briefest of the three, and his version of Christ's words the most compressed. It omits the affecting 'Do this for remembering Me, which is pre-supposed by the very act of instituting the ordinance, since it is nothing if not memorial; and it makes prominent two things the significance of the elements, and the command to partake of them.
His back was towards her, but the glass reflected his face, and she saw that his brows were drawn into a single hard black line. His lips were tightly compressed. He looked undeniably formidable. "Don't you want me, Piers?" she asked, pausing in the doorway. His eyes flashed up to hers in the glass, glowing with the smouldering fire, oddly fitful, oddly persistent.
This is horrible!" exclaimed Sybil, dropping the dagger, and looking around upon her husband and friends, who all shrank from her. "I have taken no life! I am no assassin! Who dares to accuse me?" she demanded, standing up pale and haughty among them. And then she saw that every lowered eye, every compressed lip, every shuddering and shrinking form, silently accused her. Mr.
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