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Updated: May 28, 2025
"Will this be our Adam Penfeather, Martin?" "Indeed," says I, "there is methinks but one Adam Penfeather in this world, the which is just as well, mayhap." "Then he murdered this poor man?" "Why the fellow had this hatchet in his fist, it hath lain rusting in his grasp all these years, methinks his blow came something too late! Though he must be mighty quick who'd outmatch Penfeather, I guess.
I shall meet him in courage, did he outmatch great Achilles and wear arms like his forged by Vulcan's hands. To you and to my father Latinus I Turnus, unexcelled in bravery by any of old, consecrate my life. Thus they one with another strove together in uncertainty; Aeneas moved from his camp to battle.
"'What can you expect? said Miss Beaufain; 'we're descended from the English." "But I suppose you will tell me that your Northern beauties can easily outmatch such wit." I hastened to disclaim any such pretension; and having expressed my appreciation of the anecdote, I moved to the door as the stately lady resumed her embroidery. My hostess had a last word for me.
The writer is of opinion that he was wrong in this view, as was clearly shown by the deadly execution the French musketeers did from aloft before their masts were shot away by the British big artillery. It can never be wrong to outmatch an enemy in the methods they employ, no matter what form they take.
They are also equipped with guns up to five inches in diameter, and, affording, as they do, a fairly steady base, they can outmatch in gun-play any of the lighter patrol boats which they may encounter. One of the important improvements which have been made has resulted in the increased speed with which they now submerge from the condition of surface trim.
Provided just one thing and this I urge you to consider carefully provided that the free world retains the confidence and the determination to outmatch the best our adversary can accomplish and to demonstrate for uncertain millions on both sides of the iron curtain the superiority of the free way of life. That is the test upon all the free nations; upon none more than our own Republic.
The comment began when news was passed that Pilate had gone to sleep, and between the left guard and the right guard a conversation took place which would have been interesting to the public. "Had I as much ripe wine in my paunch as hath the gracious Pilate, I would also sleep." "Aye. But by the shades of Caesar did not his sleep of yesternight outmatch even the measure of his cups?
It is in order to vanquish by this means one who might otherwise outmatch them entirely that they thus seek to reduce their opponent to a mere interjection. "A man of culture," says Mr. Robert Waters, "is not intolerant of opposition.
Provided just one thing and this I urge you to consider carefully provided that the free world retains the confidence and the determination to outmatch the best our adversary can accomplish and to demonstrate for uncertain millions on both sides of the iron curtain the superiority of the free way of life. That is the test upon all the free nations; upon none more than our own Republic.
I have no thought, in writing of Napoleon, to draw a comparison between him and the ex-Kaiser and his guilty coadjutors in crime, who forced a peaceful world into unspeakable war. They have been guilty of the foulest of murders, which will outmatch in ferocity every phase of human barbarity. There can be no pardon or pity for them.
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