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He was finding it hard to live up to what he had expected of himself. Many times he had thought of what he would say when he found this girl, if he ever did find her; but he had anticipated something a little more conventional, and had believed that it would be quite the easiest matter in the world to tell who he was, and why he had come, and to tell it all convincingly and understandably.
But he paused only long enough to look at her and say, quite convincingly: "You need hardly ask that now need you?" He went home, to his own bedroom, lit his small student-lamp, and sat down at his table to begin a new article. The debt of money which was his patrimony required of him that he should make every minute tell now.
Then Adams offered the Chief Justiceship to Jay, but Jay would not return to office, and after this the President selected his Secretary of State, John Marshall, one of the greatest of the great Virginians, but one of Jefferson's most irreconcilable enemies. Perhaps at no moment in his life did John Adams demonstrate his legal genius more convincingly than in this remarkable nomination.
He was annoyed at this, yet dared not touch it in any attempt to alter what asserted itself as convincingly finished, for the picture was a fine work of art and he realised that it would add to his renown. "I shall not name it as the portrait of a living woman," he said to himself "I shall call it simply 'Innocent." As he thought this, the subject of the painting herself entered the studio.
In regard of the renderings, we have seen the care and thoroughness with which the Revision was carried out, the marginal notes in both Testaments showing convincingly, especially on the more difficult passages, how every rendering that could be regarded as in any degree probable received its full share of consideration.
"Yes, the the youngest," she returned, her voice so feeble it was almost a whisper. And then neither of them spoke for several long minutes. Nor did either look at the other during that silence. At last Mr. Vertrees contrived to cough, but not convincingly. "What ah what was it Mary said about him out in the hall, when she came in this afternoon?
It has been shown already that in height and weight he, demonstrably, is not, and it has been suggested, I hope almost as convincingly, that in that complex apparatus of acquisition and expression, language, he is also needlessly deficient. And even upon this defective foundation, it is submitted, he still fails, morally, mentally, socially, aesthetically, to be as much as he might be.
He had not, even in a year when blamelessness rather than experience was his party's supreme need in a candidate, become its banner bearer without possessing certain political apperceptions. He knew, as Benjie Doolittle spoke, that Benjie spoke the truth White-water city and county would never elect a man who had too convincingly promised to interfere with the prosperity of the city and county.
Our allies continue to cooperate actively with us in this important joint endeavor, whose purpose is to demonstrate convincingly to the Soviet Union the potential costs of a nuclear conflict in Europe.
A claim for poultry, violently seized by the army of Sherman during his march through Georgia, from the hen-coop of an alleged loyal Irishman, opened a constitutional question, and with it the lips of the great Senator. For seven hours he spoke eloquently, earnestly, convincingly.
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