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I could see from Lancelot's manner that he was largely convinced of the integrity of Jensen, and I must confess that Jensen's conduct had given him grounds for confidence, and that I had very little in the way of reasonable argument to shake that confidence. Still, I made bold to be somewhat importunate with Lancelot.
As the months glided into years, and I reviewed the whole of my strange life since the days when I went pearling with Jensen, the thought began gradually to steal into my mind, "Why not wait until civilisation COMES TO YOU as it must do in time? Why weary yourself any more with incessant struggles to get back to the world especially when you are so comfortable here?"
Well," and he waved his hand, "you see how it is." Stefan was completely dismayed. "Why," he stammered, "I thought you were so successful " "I'm sorry." Jensen dropped his eyes, picking nervously at his coat. "You see, I am the eldest brother; a man does not like to admit failure. I may be sold up any time now. I wanted Adolph not to guess, so I wrote him differently." He flushed painfully again.
When they came to proprietor Jensen's Herregaard, Hardy jumped out of the carriage, and assisted Fru Jensen and her daughters out, but to Frøken Helga Lindal he only extended his arm, so that she might rest her hand on it on her descending from the carriage. She would have spoken, but Hardy was gone. The dinner at proprietor Jensen's was a very lively affair.
Lasse would say nothing more, but had the horses harnessed. "You had best not go there again," he said at parting. "But if it has got hold of you already, at least put a knife in your pocket. Yes, and we'll send you your washing by Butcher Jensen, one Saturday, soon."
Richter was his copyist and disciple. He crushed all originality out of Jensen, and, doubtless, others. Kings and Princes were his very humble servants.
I have known men in high office with just such passion for display and dominion as Jensen, and I do not think that there is much to choose between him and them in that regard.
"I don't believe he shot Jensen at all," Dorothy declared, with spirit. "Yes, it was Jensen himself and one of his herders. Both in the back killed." "Bill Santry never shot any man in the back," Wade declared, in a relieved tone. "If you're sure of the facts, Santry will come clear all right." "It's just a devilish scheme of Moran's, that's all, to put it on you and Santry. I'm sure it is.
Jensen and Zimmern read upshugina, but see Delitzsch, Babylonische Weltschöpfungsepos, p. 135. See above, p. 238. In the first tablet, in the second in connection with the mission of Anu, and twice in the third in connection with Marduk's visit. Tiâmat's presence. Called Nudimmud.
When I spoke yesterday of crushing Wade, I meant it and I still mean it. But there are limits to what I want to see happen to him; for one thing, I don't want to see him hung for this Jensen murder, even if he's guilty." "You know he isn't guilty." "I think he isn't." Her eyes lighted up at this admission. "But he must be tried for the crime, there's no dodging that.
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