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Updated: June 13, 2025
When he came to himself and was able to reflect, he saw there must have been some joke involved: the behaviour of both indicated as much; and with this conclusion he heartened his dismay.
Why, back on the Tanana I've seen it keep a whole camp heartened; and after he picked me up in that blizzard, when I was most done for and couldn't sleep, it seemed like his singing about kept me alive. Sometimes still nights I can hear those tunes yet. He knew a lot of 'em, but there was Carry Me Back to Old Virginny, and Heart Bowed Down, and You'll Remember Me.
But as I lifted my head, listening intently, I knew the man to be beyond the wooden partition at my right, and that he was praying fervently. Somehow heartened by this discovery I crept out from the bed of papers, and stole silently forward to the narrow door which apparently led into this second apartment.
The blossom above Joan's head was all a lacework of sunny rose and cream; and the sun painted glorious russet harmonies below, glinted magically in the green and white above, turned the gray lichens, which clustered on the weather side of the trunks and boughs, to silver. The glory of life here always heartened Joan.
This Bracciolini had an honest respect for gems and considered them to be equally misplaced when under an oak or in a vagabond's wallet. Consideration of such avarice may well have heartened Demetrios when the well-armoured gaoler knelt in order to unlock the door of Perion's cell.
Every once in a while I run across a case something like yours. You'll go back where you belong. This is a dip, not a drop." "You sound like a fortune-teller." She was smiling mockingly. But in truth she had never in all her life heard words that thrilled her so, that heartened her so. "I am. A scientific fortune-teller. And what that kind says comes true, barring accidents.
Yet perhaps, since the grenadier " "I don't understand what you mean about the grenadier." "Yes, don't you?" I asked with a smile. "No dreams, Elsa, that you told to nobody?" She flushed for a moment, then she smiled. Her smiling heartened me, and I went on in lighter vein. "One can never be sure of being miserable," I said. "No," she murmured softly, raising her eyes a moment to mine.
So I heartened him up as well as I could: however, I saw the poor fellow was most terribly scared; for nothing ran in his head but that they were come to look for him, and would cut him in pieces, and eat him; and the poor fellow trembled so, that I scarce knew what to do with him.
In either case, the terminus ad quem, the point to which our attention is directed, is the period when that word came to be fulfilled, and what my text says is that during that long season of unfulfilled hope, the 'word of God, which was revealed in Joseph's dream, and was the ground on which his own 'word' rested did what? Encouraged, heartened, strengthened him?
And great wonder was it to behold how the mere sight of her heartened our sullen rogues, to hear with what howls of joy they welcomed her as she paced daintily across the littered deck with her quick glance now aloft, now upon our determined foe. "Ha, 'tis so 'tis our Jo our luck! Shout for Cap'n Jo and the luck o' the Brotherhood!"
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