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Having notified me of his intention to read from some ancient books, he must have a table and let there be no reserved seat, except one for the Patriarch. Set a sedilium, high and well clothed, for him here on my right and forget not a stool for his feet; for now to the bitterness of controversy long continued he has added a constriction of the lungs, and together they are grievous to old age."
This first sense of pain lay in a rigorous constriction of the breast and lungs, and an insufferable dryness of the skin. It could not be denied that our atmosphere was radically affected; the conformation of this atmosphere and the possible modifications to which it might be subjected, were now the topics of discussion.
Under morning illumination I have, however, frequently seen something resembling a ridge partially crossing "the neck," and, near sunset, a tongue of rock jutting out from the E. flank of the constriction, and extending nearly from side to side. At the base of the cliff bordering the valley on the S.W., five or six little circular pits have been noted, some of which appear to have rims.
So, abandoning the machine, I fell back upon a simple reel, and a modification of my little contrivance of the previous year; which was, to grasp the spider by all the legs, holding them behind her back, and to let her body down into a deep notch or slot cut in a thin card, the edges of which reached the constriction between the two regions of the body, the cephalothorax and abdomen; so that, when a second piece of card was let down upon it, the cephalothorax, with the legs of the spider, was upon one side of a partition, while on the other was the abdomen, bearing upon its posterior extremity the spinning organs.
There comes a kind of constriction in a man's throat when he is hungering after lesser good, especially when there is a tinge of evil in the supposed good that he is hungering after, which incapacitates Him from eating the bread of God, which is Jesus Christ. But let us remember that absolute cleansing from all sin is not essential, in order to have real participation in Jesus Christ.
The judge sat quiet, but the sergeant who dared not peer too closely, noticed a sudden constriction in the fingers of the hand with which his host fingered a paper-cutter lying on the table between them. "The one where " "I respect your hesitation, judge. Yes, the one run by the man you sentenced " A gesture had stopped him. He waited respectfully for the judge's next words.
Taking them in at noon, she met Stoddard himself. "I've brought you back your those little books of Old English Poetry," she said, with a sudden constriction in her throat, and a quick burning flush that suffused brow, cheek and neck. Stoddard looked at her; she was thinner than she had been, and otherwise showed the marks of misery and of factory life. The sight was almost intolerable to him.
"Well?" said Colville, with a strange constriction of the heart. "Her mother is a person of very strong character; her husband is absorbed in business, and defers to her in everything." "It isn't an uncommon American situation," said Colville, relieving his tension by this excursion. Mrs. Bowen ignored it. "I don't know how she may look at the affair.
No! Nothing but fresh misconduct on her part but she had denied it; and almost he had believed her. Hung up! Utterly hung up! He rose from the scooped-out red velvet seat with a feeling of constriction about his vitals. He would never sleep with this going on in him! And, taking coat and hat again, he went out, moving eastward.
"What do I care for? People," he said. "Well, I am surprised!" she exclaimed. "You look so awfully serious. Do let's be friends and tell each other what we're like. I hate being cautious, don't you?" But St. John was decidedly cautious, as she could see by the sudden constriction of his lips, and had no intention of revealing his soul to a young lady.
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