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He commenced playing; a blissful smile illuminated his features; he lifted his radiant eyes to heaven, and his music grew louder and fierier, and his fingers glided more powerfully over the keys of the piano. Suddenly the door was thrown open, and Conrad rushed in, panting from the rapid run, flushed with excitement, but with a joyful face. "Victory!" he shouted. "Victory!"
Three days ago I could say that the green of the woods had no touch of hectic in it; but already the low trees of the swamp-land have flamed into crimson. Every morning, when I look out, this crimson is of a fierier intensity, and the trees on the distant uplands are beginning slowly to kindle, with a sort of inner glow which has not yet burst into a blaze.
It caused me no pang, strangely though it read in my sight when written, to send warm greetings and respects to the prince her husband. Is it any waste of time to write of love? The trials of life are in it, but in a narrow ring and a fierier.
She began to feel that this was life in earnest. And Herbert should have been more resolute, fierier. She needed a strong will. But he was not on the rapids of the masterful passion.
"I'm damned if I can say it!" he decided dejectedly. Monck's fingers suddenly twisted and closed upon his. "What a funny little ass you are, Tommy!" he said. Tommy brightened a little. "It's infernally difficult taking you to task," he explained blushing a still fierier red. "You'll never speak to me again after this." Monck laughed. "Yes, I shall. I shall respect you for it. Get on with it, man!
It caused me no pang, strangely though it read in my sight when written, to send warm greetings and respects to the prince her husband. Is it any waste of time to write of love? The trials of life are in it, but in a narrow ring and a fierier.
The cropped head was flat as an owl's; the chest of immense breadth; the bulgy knees and big hands were those of a dwarf athlete. Strong colour, lying full on him from the neck to the forehead, made the big veins purple and the eyes fierier than the movements of his mind would have indicated. He was simply studying the character of his man.
She began to feel that this was life in earnest. And Herbert should have been more resolute, fierier. She needed a strong will. But he was not on the rapids of the masterful passion.
The deep spiritual insight, the celestial music, and the brooding tenderness of Whittier have always taken me more than his fierier appeals and his civic virtues, though I do not underrate the value of these in his verse. My acquaintance with these modern poets, and many I do not name because they are so many, has been continuous with their work, and my pleasure in it not inconstant if not equal.
It held besides an inflexibility of tone that James Thorold's lacked. Its timbre told that Peter Thorold's spirit had been tempered in a furnace fierier than the one which had given forth the older man's. The voice rang out now in excited pleasure as the boy gripped his father's shoulders. "Oh, but it's good to see you again, dad," he cried. "You're a great old boy, and I'm proud of you, sir.
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