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"Yes, I think she is annoyed because. . . ." Margaret paused ". . . well, I can't express what I mean, but Michael isn't that sort. He would be her friend if she would let him, but friendship isn't enough." "I know what you mean. He certainly isn't that sort, there can be no mistaking that." Margaret smiled happily. "Then you believe he isn't?" "Of course! Who doesn't?"
He even went so far as to contend that the fame of the historian was on the whole preferable to that of the poet, and to express the opinion that his own nature was more akin to that of Montesquieu than to that of Sophocles. He felt that he was getting new ideas and expanding his soul at every step.
Thanks, and prayers, and tears of blood, never can express the gratitude it owes to the great Author of our being for this miraculous return to virtue, effected by the simple means of a woman's confidence and love."
Well! what do you think of your Uncle Am'zon?" "I can express no opinion until I have met him," Louise returned, again dimpling. "Haven't ye seen him?" gasped Betty in astonishment. "Not yet." "Ye didn't see him when he came last night?" "I was in bed." "Then how how d'ye know Cap'n Abe's gone? Or that this man is Am'zon Silt?
But those who are praying and weeping have withdrawn to the solitude of their own apartments, and only God can see their tears and hear their cries. The eyes which witnessed the queen in this last drive were not allowed to shed a tear; the words which followed her on her last way could express no compassion. All Paris knew the hour of the execution, and the people were ready to witness it.
It seemed to me that I could feel the beating of her heart in response to my own; and that while to my eyes she was but a mere outline, her features invisible, in imagination I looked into that face again, and dreamed dreams the lips dared not express. Surely we both understood. Even as I knew my own heart, I believed that I knew hers.
He often looked at me, and seemed to expect which gave me such concern as no words can express that I should say something in his favor.
"We find the mortal 'tangled up, as you express it, because he has set himself up as an independent entity and claims this entity can be governed by evil instead of good with lies instead of truth, with sickness instead of health." "You emphasize the word 'mortal'; so you make a distinction between a man and a mortal?"
Vincent and Troubridge afforded easy opportunity; and an express quickly arrived, ordering the fleet to sea at once. "The signal is made to prepare to unmoor at twelve o'clock," wrote Nelson to Troubridge on the 11th.
Then, in order to assure them in the peaceable possession of their convent, she determined to make her solemn profession, which had never yet been done, in conformity, we are assured, to the express revealed permission of God. She lingered on until the following August, and on the 5th of that month fell into her agony.
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