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Wherefore she lived with him, as before, in all outward seemliness; albeit she failed not, as occasion served, to forgather with the holy abbot, who had so well and sedulously served her in her especial need. Cf. Marco Polo, ed. Yule, I. cap. xxiii. Angel Gabriel.
Another piece, exhibiting an advance in complexity of dramatic structure, is an 'ecloga overo pasturale, a disputation on love by Bernardo Bellincioni , apparently in some way connected with Genoa, in the course of which five characters, probably representing actual personages, though we lack external evidence, forgather upon the stage.
What we want is that every house should become a small community of boys carrying on together absorbingly interesting and romantic activities a kind of club in which they may forgather and undertake in common the intellectual and spiritual adventure which thus become a part of their individual daily lives.
In place of guns over their shoulders, they had picks and hammers and such stout sticks as mountaineers use in climbing. They did not forgather with the Indians. They shunned the Indians and had little to say to any one. They volunteered little information as to whence they had come or whither they were going. They sought out Roderick Finlayson, chief trader for the Hudson's Bay Company.
'There's a time for a' thing, and your time 's no come to forgather wi' this loaf yet. Does na it smell fine? It's new frae the bakehoose no ten minutes ago. 'Lat me fin' 't, said Shargar, stretching out one hand, and feeling his shilling with the other. 'Na. Yer han's canna be clean. And fowk suld aye eat clean, whether they gang clean or no.
The newcomer was a very large Coyote, half as tall again as Tito, and the dark patch on his shoulders was so large and black that the cow-boys when they came to know him, called him Saddleback. From that time these two continued more or less together. Yap-yap-yap-yow-wow-wow-wow-wow, and they would forgather for some foray on hand.
It may be you may forgather with your friend, Sir Mungo Malagrowther, for I purpose to ask his worship; so, be sure and bide tryste, Davie." "That will I I will be true as a chronometer," said Ramsay. "I will not trust you, though," replied Heriot.
"Na," said he, "but three times!" "When ye ken yourself that I am fair incompetent," I cried. "Well, I never heard tell the equal of it," said he. "I promise you the one thing, Alan," said I. "The next time that we forgather, I'll be better learned. You shall not continue to bear the disgrace of a friend that cannot strike." "Ay, the next time!" says he.
But weeks went by and nothing was done. I had interesting talks with some influential delegates on the eve of the invitation issued to all de facto governments of Russia to forgather at Prinkipo for a symposium. They admitted frankly at the time that they had no policy and were groping in the dark, and one of them held to the dogma that no light from outside was to be expected.
"Of course I've lost that leg! ! ! Old Jackson isn't around, is he? Never mind! Occasion must excuse. Go along, gentlemen. Need you all there. Doctors and chaplains and the teamsters, and Dick Ewell will forgather all right ! ! Damn you, Maury, I don't want you to stay! What's that that man says? Taliaferro badly wounded ! ! Gentlemen, one and all you are ordered back to your posts.
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