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"I don't know that that surprises me any," Willis smiled down at the pink profile at his shoulder. "Well, and then what?" "Then a dairy farm, if Dad and I can rent the makings of one." "But you have plenty of land, haven't you? Levine left all his property to you, I understand." Lydia looked quickly up into Willis' face. "If you were I would you keep that property?" The professor's eyes widened.
You've got the makings of a glorious nation over here, but you don't get up early enough!" The only national work performed by the blacks is on the Darling. They threw a dam of rocks across the river near Brewarrina, we think to make a fish trap. It's there yet. But God only knows where they got the stones from, or how they carried them, for there isn't a pebble within forty miles.
Stanton sensed the makings of a rift between Susan and these young mothers, Lucy and Antoinette, and knowing from her own experience how torn a woman could be between rearing a family and work for the cause, she pleaded with Susan to be patient with them. "Let them rest a while in peace and quietness, and think great thoughts for the future," she wrote Susan.
"Her dog been licking your cat again, or what?" "You're danged right he ain't!" Applehead testified boastfully. "Compadre's got that there dawg's goat, now I'm tellin' yuh! He don't take nothin' off him ner her neither." "What you been doing to her, then?" Luck set his empty plate on the ground beside him and began feeling for the makings of a cigarette.
They have their faults and their virtues, and neither are mean. They've the makings of a big nation and they're doing great work to-day. However, you had certainly no cause for uneasiness; there's not a man in the place who would have shown you the least disrespect." "After all," Muriel contended, "they're not your people.
Luck rolled a cigarette and passed the "makings" to the other, who received it gravely and proceeded to help himself.
When a very young man he made a voyage of discovery among the submerged tenth; got acquainted with tramps, night strollers, and wastrels on the Thames Embankment; slept in doss-houses and Salvation Army shelters; tried his hand on experimental philanthropy among the slums; and was driven half-frantic by what he saw. He has the makings of a saint in him; of a Francis of Assisi, of a Father Damien.
So here, at any rate, was something, however little, that had the makings of a clue in it. "Aye!" he said, "Panama, now? He was there? And that's the last you ever heard?" "That's the very last we ever heard, sir," she answered. "Till, of course, we saw these pieces in the papers this last day or two." Mr. Lindsey twisted round on her with a sharp look.
I feel completely unhinged by the news, the boy has been such a favorite of mine ever since I came here; he has fought hard against his faults, and had the makings of a very fine character in him. God grant that he may be able to clear himself of this terrible accusation!" Ned's first examination was held on the morning after he had given himself up, before Mr. Simmonds and Mr. Thompson.
At other times he simply states the ultimate facts of a case and leaves them in their droll incongruity. Thus when King Ajâtasattu was moved and illuminated by his teaching, he observed to his disciples that His Majesty had all the makings of a saint in him, if only he had not killed that excellent man his own father.
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