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Updated: April 30, 2025
In the least thing as well as in the greatest, in every province of life as well as in her novels, she displayed the same capacity of taking infinite pains, which descended to her son. And more than twenty years later, the old lady might have been seen dauntlessly beginning the study of Hebrew. This is the more ethereal part of courage; nor was she wanting in the more material.
"Oh, Mother dear!" protested Sylvia, preferring as always to skim over the depths which her mother so dauntlessly plumbed. "Oh, Mother darling! How can you be so when it's only for a few weeks!"
His heart was doing queer things which made him sick and dizzy. His strength was turning to water. His courage alone blazed high and undimmed. Not once did it occur to him to seek safety in flight. He must have known the probable outcome. For Lad knew much. But the great heart did not flinch at the prospect. Feebly, yet dauntlessly, he came back to the hopeless battle. The Mistress was in danger.
"And, if you do not pay me twenty-five thousand pounds, that letter goes to the inspector at Wanbury." "It can go now," she declared dauntlessly. "In that case you and Mr. Lambert will be arrested at once." Agnes gripped the man's arm as he was about to step through the door. "I take your week of grace," she said with a sudden impulse of wisdom. "I thought you would," retorted Silver insultingly.
"You came hither under my protection, and you shall depart freely, nay, more, you shall have an hour's grace. After that time, I shall place my setters on your heels." "You cannot prevent my departure," replied Jack, dauntlessly, "and therefore your offer is no favour. But I tell you in return, I shall take no pains to hide myself. If you want me, you know where to find me."
The girl told me what that was." "Not too old to be made what I want." And his hands passed through a significant gesture of moulding the empty air. The boy met his eye dauntlessly. "I suppose," he said, "that I've a pretty small chance of getting away." "Just about none, Pierre. Come here." Pierre stepped closer and looked down the hall into another room.
In Sundance Cañon, South Dakota, summer people have built in the bottom of the gorge. Here, they are dwellers in the sky. Rugged pines cling to the cliff edge blasted and bare and wind torn; but dauntlessly rooted in the everlasting rocks. Little mining hamlets composed of matchbox houses cling to the face of the precipice like cardboards stuck on a nail.
The forester's daughter had no choice; she shot back the heavy bolts, threw open the ponderous shutter, and perceived in the wan light of the snow six men, six Prussian soldiers, the same who had visited the house the day before. "What are you doing here at this time of night?" she asked dauntlessly. "I lost my bearings," replied the officer; "lost them completely. Then I recognized this house.
You must be drunk or mad; and if there is any truth in your news, is it a singing matter, you scoundrel?" "Drunk or mad? nae doubt," replied Andrew, dauntlessly; "ane's aye drunk or mad if he tells what grit folks dinna like to hear Sing? Od, the clans will make us sing on the wrang side o' our mouth, if we are sae drunk or mad as to bide their coming."
Not two days' march away, on both flanks, are four times his numbers in friends and allies; not two miles away, in his front, are ten times his force in foemen, savage, but skilled; yet all alone and unsupported, the Long Hair rides dauntlessly to the attack, even though he and his well know it must be battle to the death, for Indian warfare knows no mercy.
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