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The workhouse may take her or a charitable asylum may take her." She paused; a first tinge of color rose on her pale face; she broke into an outburst of rage. "Think of my daughter being brought up by charity! She may suffer poverty, she may be treated with contempt, she may be employed by brutal people in menial work. I can't endure it; it maddens me.
A mocking yell came over the river, and a gray horse flashed past an open space in the bushes. Rome knew the horse and knew the yell; young Jasper was "bantering" him. Nothing maddens the mountaineer like this childish method of insult; and telling of it, Rome sat in a corner, and loosed a torrent of curses against young Lewallen and his clan.
I can't bear the thought of it. This place ought to belong to one of those girls it is theirs by rights. It maddens me to see them throwing away their chance, for I'm afraid Mr Farrell will never forgive them for going against his wishes." "Don't be too sure!" returned Mrs Thornton, nodding her head sagely.
Or, if it happen to be one of the old genuine outcries of the Church, sprung from real human anguish or hope, it maddens the listener, and she flees from it, too sore a thing to bear the touch of holy music. At this time, be it said, I had no interest at all in any especial movement for the peculiar needs of women as a class.
So real had been the illusion that I could not believe I was not soon to drink and wade and dabble in the cool waters. Disappointment was keen. This is what maddens the prospector or sheep-herder lost in the desert.
Something in her attitude pained him, for he sprung forward and caught her hand, covering it with kisses. "Forgive me, carina mia" he cried, repentantly. "I did not mean to reproach you. You cannot help being beautiful it is the fault of God or the devil that you are so, and that your beauty maddens me! You are the heart of my heart, the soul of my soul!
"Yes," replied Mae, softly. "But come out ahead one day at Sorrento, perhaps?" asked Norman. To which Mae made no direct reply. "All the Mae Maddens have faded away," she said, looking down at the sand again. "The tide is rising." And she walked forward to the ripples of water, and then came slowly back and stood before Norman seriously. He laughed. "Why, Mr.
The German word Gemüthlichkeit, the English phrase "a home of ancient peace," are here alike by art and nature untranslated into visibilities. Even a passing stranger may feel the mingled fascination and oppression of this prospect the monotony which maddens, the charm which at a distance grows upon the mind, environing it with memories.
I do not love the man, his very presence maddens me, nor has the creature dared as yet to lay hand on my person. See; I carry this," and I drew the pistol from my dress, and held it in my hand. "Chevet loaned it me, and Cassion knows I would kill him if he ventured insult. Yet that serves me little, for my opposition only renders the man more determined.
This, which when writ large maddens and kills, writ small is our meat and drink; it attends each minutest and most impalpable detail of the ceaseless fusion and diffusion in which change appears to us as consisting, and which we recognise as growth and decay, or as life and death. Claude Bernard says, Rien ne nait, rien ne se cree, tout se continue.
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