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In this way the bricklayer avoids either having to turn the brick over or end for end to examine it before laying it, and he saves, also, the time taken in deciding which is the best edge and end to place on the outside of the wall. In most cases, also, he saves the time taken in disentangling the brick from a disorderly pile on the scaffold.
"Are you one of Dan Reynolds's boys, or Tim's?" proceeded "No, I bides with granny." Julius made no further attempt at disentangling the pedigree but inquired about his employments. Did he go to school? "When there ain't nothing to be done." "And what can be done by such a mite?" asked Rosamond. "Tell the lady," said the Rector; "what work can you do?" "Bird-starving." "Well!"
They have still a marvellous power of disentangling themselves from human perversions, and of revealing themselves once more in their pristine power and glory.
It is probable that he, also, was disentangling from amid the vague ideas of a poor man, ignorant of everything, something excessive. While the bolt of his iron collar was being riveted behind his head with heavy blows from the hammer, he wept, his tears stifled him, they impeded his speech; he only managed to say from time to time, "I was a tree-pruner at Faverolles."
She was as usual disentangling her eyeglasses, which had got caught in her lace tie. "Sit down, Miss Meadows," she said very kindly. And then she picked up a pink envelope from the blotting-pad. "I sent for you just now because this telegram has come for you." "A telegram for me, Miss Wyatt?" Basil! He had committed suicide, decided Miss Meadows.
Only we were both very easily jealous of each other's attention, and tremendously insistent upon each other's preference. I remember once during the Oxford days an intimation that should have set me thinking, and I suppose discreetly disentangling myself.
Caught in the jam, there was a moment of breathless bewilderment; a frantic disentangling of themselves from the pushing, shoving crowd; a hurried, frightened survey of the sea of unfamiliar faces around them, and then straight into the arms of the smiling college President the anxious sextette walked. "Well, well, well!" he cried with boyish eagerness, trying to gather them all in one embrace.
Each day has to bear burdens passed down from so many other days; each person has to bear burdens so complicated, so interwoven with the burdens of others; each person's fault is so fevered and swollen by faults of others, that there is no disentangling the question of responsibility. Every thing is everybody's fault is the simplest and fairest way of putting it.
The beautiful girl, with looks of simple, yet earnest anxiety, was bent on disentangling those intricacies which obstructed her progress to knowledge, and looking ever and anon to Edward for assistance, while, seated close by her side, and watchful to remove every obstacle from her way, he seemed at once to be proud of the progress which his pupil made, and of the assistance which he was able to render her.
"Aren't you going to let me? Won't you give me another chance?" she pleaded tearfully. He repelled her coldly. "I gave you your chance, Laura," he replied. "Give me another!" she cried, throwing her arms around his neck. He struggled with her, disentangling himself from her frantic embrace. Pulling away, he said determinedly: "You leaned the wrong way. Good-bye."
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