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There was a jangle of talk between Rebstock and his associates, and Perry, much against his inclination, was despatched to hunt up the axes. It was only a moment before he returned with them. Rebstock, with a show of virtue, reprimanded Perry severely for harboring the men that had stolen the axes.
Fanny was harboring the idea that, because Polly and Lois and Betty did not keep any love letters, they must, of course, consider her vain and foolish for doing it. "I just know you all don't like me," she said, mournfully. "Oh, Fanny, how silly you are." Polly laughed at her. "We did like you, and still do; you're loads of fun; you play basket ball wonderfully.
No, your Highness, I will not go." "Remember Sapphira," said the Grand Duke, "recall Herodias who fared happily in all things, and by no means forget the portmanteau." "I have not the least intention of going " the Baroness iterated, firmly. "Nor would I ever suspect you of harboring such a thought. Still, a portmanteau, in case of an emergency " " although " "Why, exactly."
"I am tired of hearing always how they do in Boston, and of the whole matter." So were we, tired enough to keep it up. We came back next time, though it didn't do any good, and meanwhile the newspaper broadsides continued. No chance was allowed to pass of telling the people of New York what they were harboring. They simply needed to know, I felt sure of that. And I know now that I was right.
"I am glad that woman has left, for it was a living disgrace to any respectable community, harboring such a character." "But nobody ever dreamed anything of her true history. If they, had they wouldn't have associated with her," said Mrs. Swan. "She was a dreadful creature, and I can't make out yet why she should take all that pains to come here and persecute two unoffending women like Mrs.
His pride prevents him from harboring resentment, from seeking praise, and from praising others. To be sure, virtues not on a given list may be found in, or read into, some of the writings of the man who presents it.
Over her golden hair, every strand of which had been drawn back strictly from her brow, a white veil was clasped, behind her ears, by a band of pearls and amethysts cut in cabuchon. Still, she was remarkable less for her costume than for the singularity of her charms. To what was this singularity due? To the intense emotions that she seemed to be harboring?
Nevertheless, he and Isaac T. Hopper, and James S. Gibbons, were indicted for "feloniously receiving, harboring, aiding and maintaining said Thomas, in order that he might escape from arrest, and avoid conviction and punishment."
She came to the door where it was cooler, a look of rising curiosity on her patient face. And Frank started in to tell what he thought necessary. She was at first much worried to learn that she had been innocently harboring a criminal under her humble roof; but Frank soon allayed her fears on that account.
"Seventy times seven." "Do you forgive your brothers?" "Yes, sir if they repent." "If they repent?" "Yes, sir, if they repent. That's the interpretation. In Matthew you will find, 'If he repent, forgive him." "But if you don't forgive them, even before they repent," I said, "aren't you harboring enmity?" "No, sir, I'm not treasuring up enmity. I only refuse to forgive them."
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