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"Therefore," said he, with an absurd affectation of candor, "although I make no doubt whatever that the expedition hitherwards of the Archduke Matthias has been made with the best intentions; nevertheless, many are of opinion that it would have been better altogether omitted.
Jennings sits his steed with nose aloft, and a high perch in the general, somewhat loosely, and, had the pony been a Bucephalus rather than a Rozinante, not a little perilously. Simon is jogging hitherwards toward Roger Acton, as he digs the land-drain across this marshy meadow: let us see how it fares now with our poor hero.
But when his thoughts led him hitherwards a cold fear gave him strength to break away for with them came the singing in his ears, the lights before his eyes, the airiness of heart and laughter which go before madness. He sprang to his feet, steadied himself for a moment, and walked rapidly onwards. The momentary exhilaration died slowly away the old depression settled down upon his spirits.
I hear that another great body of the Essex, Herts, Norfolk, and Suffolk rebels have arrived on the bank opposite Greenwich, and that it is their purpose, while those of Blackheath enter the city from Southwark, to march straight hitherwards, so that we shall be altogether encompassed by them." "But the citizens will surely never let them cross the bridge?"
"It is a great body of horse," said Sir William Felton, "and they are riding very swiftly hitherwards." "Yet they must be from the prince's army," remarked Sir Richard Causton, "for they come from the north."
"You'll creep and crawl and spy on me, will you?" "Neither one nor t'other, Martin." "'Twas you climbed the gangway but now!" "Not I, Martin, not I." And as I scowled up at him I knew he spoke truth, and a new fear seized me. "And you saw no one, Adam? Nothing no shape that flitted up the ladder hitherwards and no sound to it?" "Never a thing, Martin, save yourself."
"You think he'll swallow it, all right?" "That simp?" cried Miss Prim in open derision. "Why, he'll eat it alive!" P. Sybarite walked into the front yard, and the chorus lady began to crow with delight, welcoming him with wild wavings of a pretty, powdered forearm. "Well, look who's here! 'Tis old George W. Postscript as I live! Hitherwards, little one: I wouldst speech myself to thee."
What therefore shall we do? I fear me we shall entirely lose our ancient possession of that mart unless we instantly set-to to pave a new way for them to travel over, for they know too well all the old roads that lead hitherwards. Since this invincible hand shortens my chain, and prevents me from going myself to the earth, your advice I pray.
He may submit himself to either University, whither he will take his impulse and his character, where he will leave their influence, and whence he will accept their re-education. The Frenchman has certainly a style to develop within definite limits; but he does not subject himself to suggestions tending mainly hitherwards or thitherwards, to currents of various race within one literature.
"Therefore," said he, with an absurd affectation of candor, "although I make no doubt whatever that the expedition hitherwards of the Archduke Matthias has been made with the best intentions; nevertheless, many are of opinion that it would have been better altogether omitted.
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