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James this very evening? 'His lordship is extremely generous where he likes. I shall never forget the sneer with which she spoke those last words." "I am convinced they injure him," cries Amelia. "As for Mrs. James, she was always given to be censorious; I remarked it in her long ago, as her greatest fault.

She always looked forward with great pleasure to this day, and made for it all sorts of plans whose accomplishment was extremely problematic. And who came to congratulate her on her birthday? First of all, the solitary sparrow, whose name was David surely because he, too, was a tireless singer!

We must think of an electron either as a unit charge of electricity one property of which is its minute mass, or as a material particle having an extremely small mass and carrying a unit charge of electricity: the two mental pictures are almost, if not quite, identical.

Sinclair admitted that Jane was a girl full of affection, and likely to be extremely susceptible, yet it was absurd, he added, to suppose for a moment, that she would suffer them to be engaged, or her peace of mind disturbed, by a foolish regard for a smooth-faced boy, and she herself not much beyond sixteen.

Sometimes they were attended by above four thousand persons at once, which was extremely troublesome, as none of them would either eat or drink till the Spaniards had blessed the food and drink and breathed on them.

But the coasting trade, being wholly under our own flag, was, and remains, an extremely vulnerable interest, one the protection of which will make heavy demands upon us in any maritime war. Nor can it be urged that that interest alone will suffer by its own interruption.

He is extremely severe on the faults of the favourite tragedian, and he blames Corneille for preferring the gigantic to the human, and for ignoring the tender and touching simplicity of the Greeks.

I put out my hand to assist him. "Thank you, sir, thank you," he remarked breathlessly. "I am extremely obliged to you, sir." Then, gathering up his bag, he shuffled along the carriage, and settled himself down in the opposite corner. I was quite pleased with the prospect of a fellow passenger, unexciting as this particular one promised to be.

As usual the question which of them all should claim attention first, came up for discussion at the breakfast table. "I for one would like extremely to pay a visit to Buffalo Bill's Wild West Show," said Walter. "I think my little nephew and niece would enjoy it too, and possibly older folks might find some amusement there also." "Oh, what is it, Uncle Walter?" asked Ned eagerly.

The archdeacon said he had not, that was to say, he had, that was, he had not seen the opinion itself; he had seen what had been called a copy, but he could not say whether of a whole or part; nor could he say that what he had seen were the ipsissima verba of the great man himself; but what he had seen contained exactly the decision which he had announced, and which he again declared to be to his mind extremely satisfactory.