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"It's a lie!" shouted one of the opposite party; "I'm able to lick e'er a Keenan that ever went on nate's leather an' that's my chat." A blow from Keenan in reply was like a spark to gunpowder.
It's good for me to be near her Should she e'er sorrow, to cheer her Out of her sad moods; Her dark path to make lighter, And behold it grow brighter Like sunlight through woods. Still stay I lovingly near her, Enraptured sometimes I fear her Soul is on its wings And ask will it yet return? Seems it so pure, so lost and gone, Whenever she sings.
The tragedian Pacuvius has spoken sooth where he says: 'Should sun or night maintain e'er lasting reign, Then all the grateful fruits of earth must die, Nipped by the cold, or blasted by the heat. Even here in this pleasant region, where night and day revolve punctually, I am not able to live in summer unless I divide the day with my appointed midday nap.
"an acre sown indeed With the richest royallest seed That the earth did e'er suck in." But if that soil round Ypres was a tomb of British bodies, it became the grave of German hopes. The shrunken line was enough, and it remained unbroken till the war had ceased. The military gain, if any, lay with the Germans, whose casualties were far less than ours. But the moral advantage lay with us.
Now, let me see if you have e'er a finger at all to show; for upon my honorable word they ought to be worn to the stumps long ago. Well, and how are you all? But sure I needn't ax. Faith, you're crushin' the blanter* anyhow, and that looks well." * Blantur, a well-known description of oats. It was so called from having been originally imported from Blantire in Scotland.
"Truly, most holy father," said Little John, "I am more thankful than e'er I was in all my life before that our good friend Scarlet knew thee and thy dogs. I tell thee seriously that I felt my heart crumble away from me when I saw my shaft so miss its aim, and those great beasts of thine coming straight at me." "Thou mayst indeed be thankful, friend," said the Friar gravely.
You can prove yes, as God is my judge, you shall prove it, in the prisoner's dock, e'er you go to the gallows. During all this terrible speech, Villiers had crouched on the ground, half terrified, while his wife towered over him, magnificent in her anger. At the end, however, he recovered himself a little, and began to bluster.
"Now," he continued, seeing that we evinced a strong disinclination to return to our hammocks, "you just tumble into them hammicks and lie down, quick; you couldn't do a morsel of good, e'er a one of yer, if you was out there on deck you'd only get hurted or, mayhap, killed outright, and I've been specially told off to come here and see as neither of yer gets into trouble; you've both been good kindly lads, you especial, Muster Lascelles you've never had your eyes open to notice any little shortcomin's or skylarkin's on the part of the men, nor your tongues double-hung for to go and report 'em, so the lads is honestly anxious as you sha'n't come to no harm in this here rumpus."
After her feelings were composed, she begged me to allow her to teach me to sing. "You can at least learn the simple chords of song accompaniments, and I think you have a voice that can be made effective." I promised to try, and as I had taken lessons before, in three months I could play and sing "Should those fond hopes e'er forsake thee," tolerably well. But Mrs.
I dare be bound thou does thy best: but somebody there must be older than thee. Who is it now?" "Have you e'er an aunt or a grandmother?" added Margaret. Cissy looked up quietly into Alice's face. "God takes care of us," she said. "Father helps when his work's done; but when he's at work, God has to do it all. There's nobody but God." Alice and Margaret looked at each other in astonishment.
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