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Lemberg was to be outflanked on the south by a movement from a line reaching from Zborow across the Dniester to the foothills of the Carpathians. Three armies were employed, Erdelli's Eleventh to the north, then Tcheremisov's Seventh reaching to the Dniester, and south of it Kornilov's Eighth. Kerensky orated in khaki, and Gutchkov served as an officer in the field.
I dallied with little home clubs wherein we discussed poetry and art and the nuances of grammar. I joined the socialist local where we studied and orated political economy, philosophy, and politics. I kept half a dozen membership cards working in the free library and did an immense amount of collateral reading. And for a year and a half on end I never took a drink, nor thought of taking a drink.
But Jamison talked with professional smoothness. "This planet," he orated, while pictures from Bell's camera went direct to the transmitter below, "this planet is the first world other than Earth on which a human ship has landed.
Marcella knew nothing of world politics. He explained. "England is mistress of the seas," he orated proudly. "The empire on which the sun never sets! In a few years' time every foreign ship especially Germans will be swept off the seas and Britannia will literally rule the waves." "She looks such a nice, comfortable, clean old ship," began Marcella, feeling very sorry for her. "Clean?" he cried.
An excellent gentleman, who bears a name honored in the magazine, writes, much as Disraeli orated, of "the sublime instincts of an ancient people," the certainty with which they can be trusted to manage their own affairs in their own way, and the speed with which they are making for all sorts of desirable goals. This he called a statement or purview of American politics.
Well, you just listen to me. I'm runnin' this here little outfit, an' there's reasons over an' above what I've orated, why the pilgrim is goin' to be treated to a good lib'ral dose of the rough stuff. If he comes through, he'll stack up pretty close to a top hand, an' if he don't " The Texan paused and scowled into the fire. "An' if he don't it's his own damn fault, anyhow an' there you are."
From morning until evening, at all times, opportune and otherwise, Mary orated. When her throat grew husky from her efforts, she compared samples of white tulle, and point d'esprit, and embroidered mull. She insisted upon Elizabeth's opinion in regard to each one of them. "I've learned one thing," said Elizabeth. "I never knew there were more than a hundred varieties of white material. But "
"Too much sympathy is a handicap," she orated. "The perfect nurse is a silent, reliable, fearless, emotionless machine this little building here is the isolation pavilion." "An emotionless machine," repeated the applicant. "I see an e " The words died on her lips.
Thus it was, when this primitive theologian got back to the chief's lodge, that his wisdom had been increased in so far as concerns the efficacy of the white man's fist. So, when he orated then and there in the council, he was wroth against all white men. "Tumble out, you loafers! Tumble out! Grub'll be ready before you get into your footgear!"
The lads gazed in open-mouthed admiration at the large, glistening scales, the staring eyes, and the twitching, murky red fins. "Weighs five pounds if he's an ounce," orated the proud captor. "Says I to myself when he bit, 'I've got a bird there, and I was right." John turned to his chum with the inevitable question: "Gee, don't you wish we could catch a fish like that?"
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