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What Davy wants wi lookin for her I doant know. He'll be hard-set when he's fand her, I should think. She was equally impervious and sarcastic with regard to David's social efforts.
It may be added that the authenticity of this letter is by no means beyond dispute, and that R. Taylor urges some very strong arguments against it. Hard-set must Christians be for evidence, when reduced to rely on such pretended allusions.
It stood motionless, blinking its eyes, the very mark I desired. I pointed to it with my right hand, flung forward my pistol, and fired. It rolled over as dead as stone, and Faulkner walked to pick it up. He put back my pistols in the box, and we turned to seek the horses.... Then Grey came up to me. His mouth was hard-set, but the lines were not of pride.
So self-contained, hard-set, and immutable was his expression that it was impossible to read anything from it except sternness and resolution, qualities which are as likely to be associated with the highest natures as with the most dangerous. It may have been on account of this ambiguity of expression that the world's estimate of the old merchant was a very varying one.
The blue eyes were touched to steel; and nose and jowl thrust forth with ominous grimness. It was the face of the determined fighter, hard-set and terrible. He leaned out into the morning, whistling quietly, as fair a mark as any sharp-shooter on the knoll might wish, so Kit suddenly recalled, and plucked at him. The other's arm was iron against him.
My men shouted as they struck, in our Norse way; but a deadly silence fell on the Saxons, and I thought that, as they grew quiet, their blows became ever more stern and fell, until at last even Hubba's vikings gave way before the hard-set faces and steadfast eyes of the west-country spearmen, whom no numbers seemed to daunt, and they drew back from us for a space.
The sisters smiled at each other. 'We do that, said Deb. 'I suppose you have visitors from the village here occasionally? asked Gwen. Deb frowned grimly, then looked her questioner straight in the face, with hard-set lines about her mouth, as she replied, 'We keeps ourselves to ourselves, miss.
Don't be impatient. 'Just wait for the wagon, says the old song." The old General had sat down, but old Lim continued to stand there, his arms bare and his teeth hard-set. On his countenance lay the shadow of a regret, and I have thought that he was grieved at the spoiling of the fight that he thought should have taken place to reward him for the trouble of leaving home.
The text was apt, to say the least. His hard-set face momentarily softened with a smile that caused her to settle back, in serene contentment. He assumed what Lord James would have termed his "poker face" and leaned up in the corner of the pew, to gaze at the preacher, as impassive as a wooden image. The manner in which the Reverend Mr.
As I recovered I could hear a fearful yelling, and saw Morgan's hard-set face as he climbed backward down from the boxes, one of the men, whom I recognised as his confederate, helping him by holding his gun.
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