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Updated: May 3, 2025
There was a curious crashing sound as the spear point was turned aside by the finely-tempered gorget the Roman wore, and with a snarl the Gaul raised his weapon again for a second blow.
"Might not some other man, less finely tempered, have served in Cyprus?" "Aye if the Bernardini himself were not so finely-tempered! I was in the Senate the day they put the choice before him it was no secret, and it proved the man. To do him honor the Senate gave him choice and the Senate doth more easily command. And this they laid before him.
His sensitive lips could set very firm; his chin was square; his nose had a rather heavy bridge, and usually his grey eyes were cold and very keen. He gave the impression of being wrought of finely-tempered steel. His eyes were shining so brightly at the moment that they had lost their keenness with their coldness.
All his intellectual life for the time was thrown into the controversy, and his most finely-tempered strokes made music in his own mind, while they carried confusion to his adversaries and triumph to his friends. The sensation made by the Letters was, of course, mainly confined to France; but the nervous Latinity of Nicole soon communicated something of the same sensation to a wider circle.
How finely-tempered they must be, not to be blunted by this well-sinker's work and to do duty presently in the surgical operation of stabbing the neck! I have said that the repairs and extensions of the burrow are made at long intervals. From time to time, the circular parapet receives additions and becomes a little higher; less frequently still, the dwelling is enlarged and deepened.
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