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Updated: June 16, 2025
"There!" with sudden spirit, "the very thing I've been wanting!" It was of no importance that they both knew this to be a prevarication about which St. Peter would not trouble his hoary head nor take the pains to indite in his great book of demerits. But all through that bright day the girl thought, and there were times when the others had to speak to her twice; not at all a reassuring sign.
Indeed, he went to his writing-desk then and there, and started to indite a list which gave not only the peasants' names, but also their late qualifications.
Protests were presented, but all to no avail, the officers remaining obdurate in the face of entreaties, objurgations, and even offers of money by a number of individuals hailing from various sections of the United States and elsewhere. We detrained; there was, in fact, no other course left to us. Pausing at the station long enough to indite and leave behind a cablegram acquainting Mr.
I think myself it is no everyday production; not I believe such as the thistle-browser Heffernan, or Misther Demosthenes M'Gosther could achieve the one wid his mile and a half, and the other wid his three townlands of reputation. No, sir, to the divil I pitch them both; they could never indite such a document. Your health, Mr.
At length he came to the conclusion that it was impossible to do so, and therefore, dipping the pen into the mixture of mouldy fluid and dead flies which the ink bottle contained, started to indite the letter in characters as bold as the notes of a music score, while momentarily checking the speed of his hand, lest it should meander too much over the paper, and crawling from line to line as though he regretted that there was so little vacant space left on the sheet.
I indite the following message: "On June 15 last Thomas Roch and his keeper Gaydon, or rather Simon Hart, the French engineer who occupied Pavilion No. 17, at Healthful House, near New-Berne, North Carolina, United States of America, were kidnapped and carried on board the schooner Ebba, belonging to the Count d'Artigas.
"Or, maybe," suggested Jane, "he wants to bring something agen us like this affair of O'Connell's only he'll find, down here, that he an't got Dublin soft goods to deal wid." Then followed a consultation, as to the proper steps to be taken in the matter. The widow advised that father Geoghegan should be sent for to indite such a reply as a Christian ill-used woman should send to so base a letter.
"An' how long is he gone, ma'am?" "Och, thin, masther, he's from me goin' an fifteen year; an' a comrade of his was spakin' to Jim Dwyer, an' says his ridgiment's lyin' in the Island of Budanages, somewhere in the back parts of Africa." "An' is it a lotther of petition you'd be afther havin' me to indite for you, ma'am?"
Robert Beaufort had recovered the ordinary tone of his mind sufficiently to indite the letter Sidney had just read, he had become fully sensible of the necessity of concluding the marriage between Philip and Camilla before the publicity of the lawsuit. The action for the ejectment could not take place before the ensuing March or April.
It is in this sense that Waller, after completing fourscore years of age, expresses himself in these affecting and interesting couplets. When we for age could neither read nor write, The subject made us able to indite. The soul's dark cottage, battered and decayed, Lets in new light by chinks that time hath made: Stronger by weakness, wiser, men become, As they draw near to their eternal home.
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