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The authors would realize the explosiveness of their plots before they touched them, and wouldn't waste months on months of work, brewing what, in the end of it all, was nothing more than a mere flash in the pan. He was still elaborating his theory, when the President called him to order, ready for the motion to adjourn." Then she harked back to her former theme.
By the second week the talk's all run out of you, like molasses out of a hogshead. Then you set and think." "I see. And so much thinking tends to bring out ah philosophy, I suppose." "Huh! Maybe so. So much settin' wears out overalls, I know that." Primmie interrupted. "I've got it!" she cried, enthusiastically. "I know now!" Galusha started nervously. Primmie's explosiveness was disturbing.
So she said to herself many a day, and yet the great deed, in all its explosiveness, had never yet been done. Small attacks of words there had been many, but hitherto the courage to speak out her griefs openly had been wanting to her.
In the period of activity and expansiveness one is almost tempted to say explosiveness which followed the Cuban war, such a man was needed to guide at least a part of the national energy into paths of wholesome self-criticism and reformation. Whatever comes, the American people is a different people and a better people for his preaching and example.
Who, in reading this word in "Blow, blow, thou winter wind," would not increase its explosiveness just in order to make its expressiveness correspond to its meaning?
The trapper gave a start at the explosiveness of her tone. Lahoma shouted again, as harshly as she could, "'Kill 'em both, says they." Then she turned to Willock. "Did I put them words in the correct sauce, Brick?" "You done noble, honey."
"Of all the fanatic f !" The sandy-haired young man checked his explosiveness in mid-air. He gave a glance at the bulge of bandage beneath Billy's coat sleeve and dropped into a chair beside him. "How's the arm?" he inquired in a tone of restraint. "Fine," said Billy without enthusiasm. "Glad of that. Afraid the canal bath wouldn't do it any good. Beastly old place, that."
Then Betts said, with the explosiveness of one who catches an idea, "Have yer thought o' tellin' John Dempsey?" "I hain't thought o' tellin' nobody. An' I shouldn't ha' told Miss Leighton what I did tell her, if she 'adn't come naggin' about my givin' notice." "You might as well tell John Dempsey. Why, it's his business, is old Watson! Haven't yer seen 'im at all?"
Never before in the history of warfare had there been a continuing explosive; indeed, up to the middle of the twentieth century the only explosives known were combustibles whose explosiveness was due entirely to their instantaneousness; and these atomic bombs which science burst upon the world that night were strange even to the men who used them.
And yet, so far as straightforwardness in dealing with a subject, and complete though quiet realisation of it goes to make up intensity of poetic mood, Chaucer amply justifies his critic. There is no wastefulness or explosiveness about the old writer. He does his work silently, and with no appearance of effort.
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