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Updated: May 2, 2025


But there was no sign of let-up in the pelting rain, and pulling his coat collar up about his ears, he hastened toward the avenue, and at sight of an approaching car broke into a run.

The man, half-slipping sidewise from the saddle, so as to fall clear if the mare toppled backward, threw his weight to the front and alongside her neck. This overcame the dangerous teetering balance, and the mare struck the ground on her feet again. But there was no let-up.

"She can't keep this up long, anyway; that's a comfort," muttered Johnny sleepily. Couldn't she? All next morning that flood came down without the let-up of even a single moment. It had all the volume and violence of a black thunderstorm at its height; only the worst of the thunderstorm lasts but a few moments, while this showed no signs of ever intending to end.

It ain't that 't all. It's having no let-up. Just doin' the same thing right over 'n' over no hope of anything better." "If you had a hope of another world" "Don't talk that. I don't want that kind o' comfert. I want a decent chance here. I want 'o rest an' be happy now." Lily's big eyes were streaming with tears. What should she say to the desperate woman? "What's the use?

"Now, see here, boss, only one of you two is going to sleep at a time tonight. I'm tired -I ache. Why can't I sleep on the other cot in this tent?" "Come here," ordered Tom. Alf wonderingly advanced. Whiff! whiff! moved the young engineer's nostrils. "Just as I thought," sighed Reade. "You've been smoking cigarettes without any let-up ever since supper." "Well, I have ter," argued Drew.

Myrtle professed to be utterly overcome and exhausted by the physical effort of writing for three whole hours without a let-up. If Leslie could have seen her meagre paper, through which a much-tortured professor was at that moment wearily plodding, she would have been astonished.

In there they cuddled, expecting the deafening explosion of many bombs over or on their heads, determined to fly back to their advanced trenches at the first let-up of the expected deluge. But no bombs descended. The motor thunderings passed, then dwindled, but towards the east. What did that mean? Their sergeant was telephoning hurriedly as to what was happening: "Airplane motors close overhead.

North, north; always north they travelled, over hill, through forest and deep white valley, without let-up to their eager speed. The superstitious dread which had hitherto so afflicted the white men now fell away from them. Night came on swift and silent, and camp was pitched on the edge of a dense forest. Ere the daylight had quite died out the squaw took the two men to the crest of a hill.

Wherever the spray struck, it turned instantly to frost, and the dipping boom of the spritsail was quickly fringed with icicles. The Alma strained and hammered through the big seas till the seams and butts began to spread, but in lieu of bailing the correspondents chopped ice and flung it overboard. There was no let-up.

It ain't that 't all. It's having no let-up. Just goin' the same thing right over 'n' over no hope of anything better." "If you had hope of another world " "Don't talk that. I don't want that kind o' comfert. I want a decent chance here. I want 'o rest an' be happy now." Lily's big eyes were streaming with tears. What should she say to the desperate woman? "What's the use?

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