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She was therefore grateful, she thanked and venerated this noblest of lovers for his not pressing to the word of love, and so strengthening her to point his mind, freshen his moral energies and inspirit him.
Stevens: "I don't know anything of the affair to which you allude." "You don't, eh! Well, take that, then, to freshen your memory," exclaimed one of the party, at the same time dealing him a heavy blow on the cheek, which made the lamplights around appear to dance about in the most fantastic style. The first impulse of Mr.
The wind now began to freshen so that every sail filled to perfection; but as there was but little motion on the ship, it was resolved not to ride the flying-horse until breakfast was over, when it was hoped a rolling motion of the hull would afford a better opportunity for the display of skill. "Mr.
Trying to put that crumb Security officer into command, real command, of a scientist? Over HIS people? Never! And just because somebody had a wild idea about sabotage after all, the whole thing must be some sort of effect or accident. Why couldn't they leave people alone long enough to find out what was really going on? And where was Elbertson, anyhow? The man had had plenty of time to freshen up.
The wind continued to freshen, and he was compelled to stand on, fearing the risk of making another attempt to regain the shore. Night came on. He told Charley to take some food; but he was too much occupied himself to eat. He then, making the boy lie down near him, covered him up with a piece of canvas. All night long he sat steering his boat and praying that the wind might not further increase.
"At least we know this," commented Kennedy, as I congratulated myself on our fortunate escape, "Clendenin was not there, and there is something doing to-night, for he has sent for Nichi." We dropped into our apartment to freshen up a bit against the long vigil that we knew was coming that night.
A few inches nearer, and you would have buried that shot in his foremast. Wound the spars if you can; the breeze seems inclined to freshen; and if you can gouge a good substantial piece out of some of his lighter spars, the wind will do the rest for us by sending them handsomely over his bows."
She had made him her messenger on one occasion, and he had seen Sally Calkins take from the basket the clean, sweet-smelling sheets that were to freshen her brother's bed, and bestow on them rapturous kisses, while she murmured, "I'd walk on my knees in broad daylight through the gutter to serve her, that I would."
And then, with an effort, he would turn his eyes from the page laid open by Memory, and seek to forget what was written there. But it seemed as if every thing conspired to freshen his remembrance of the past, the nearer the time approached, when by a marriage union with one truly beloved, he was to weaken the bonds it had thrown around him.
"I'm just getting a few things to freshen up my old clothes," she said with a tinge of ostentation, which was not lost on Constance. "My word, but you need a lot of freshening," she said gayly, glancing at the array on chairs and divan. "One quarter of this would make me absolutely over. That's what it is to be ambitious."
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