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Updated: May 19, 2025
With wax I stroke the silken threads with which I stitch your dainty shoes; the shoes I am at this moment making, I sew with coarse cord, and use pitch to stiffen it, for the hard-fibred customer who is to wear them." "Who is it? Some one of great consequence, I suppose?" "Of consequence, indeed!
An ardor that was almost vehement with youth, and that was hard-fibred with manly strength and resolution, woke up in him. Again his ears were full of the sound of oars in water. "Ruffo," he said, "will you obey me?" He laid his hand on the boy's shoulder. "Si, Signore." "Go into the garden. Stay with the Signorina till I come." "Si, Signore."
Tom Spink, hard-fibred Anglo-Saxon, good seaman that he is, long tried and always proved, is quite wrecked in spirit. He is whining and fearful. So broken is he, though he still does his work, that he is prideless and shameless. "I'll never ship around the Horn again, sir," he began on me the other day when I greeted him good morning at the wheel. "I've sworn it before, but this time I mean it.
If to this shameful account we add their cruelty to the vanquished Scotch, in 1745, and of late years towards the brave Irish, together with what we have known of them in the revolutionary war, and in the present one, we can feel no pride in claiming kindred with them. They are a sluggish, cold, hard-fibred race of men, on whom soft and delicate airs of music make no agreeable impression.
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