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We ourselves have not yet reached that stage, and we are perhaps millions of years older than you. And yet," he continued musingly, "I envy you. Knowledge is, of course, relative, and I can know so little! Time and space have yielded not an iota of their mystery to our most penetrant minds.
In addition to being affected as are muscles, wounds of many kinds are found to affect tendons contusions, interference wounds, penetrant wounds, incised wounds and lacerations. However, the commoner form of injury done tendons, is strain or sprain.
Then she murmured again, "That's just what I mean." A blankness came over the girl's face as a light cloud will cross the moon. She regarded Hilda from behind it, with penetrant anxiety. "Did you really enjoy that hymn?" she asked. "Indeed I did." "Then, dear Miss Howe, I think you cannot be very far from the Kingdom." "I? Oh, I have my part in a kingdom." Her voice caressed the idea.
Half consciously he seemed to realize that he was lying prone in the bottom of some strange kind of boat, rude and clumsy, strangely formed of singular materials, yet safe and dry and ample. To his laboring nostrils penetrated a rank and pungent odor of fish, with another the like of which he never had known an odor not unpleasant, yet keenly penetrant and all-pervading.
Verum deluduntur a Satana istaec mulieres hoc casu egregie nec revera rimulas istas penetrant, sed solummodo daemon praecedens latenter aperit et claudit januas vel fenestras corporis earum capaces, per quas eas intromittit quae putant se formam animalculi parvi, mustelae, catti, locustae, et aliorum induisse.
However, the cost of the protracted period of idleness, which convalescent surgical patients require, renders the Hughes method more satisfactory in the hands of the general practitioner, especially in the city. Nail Punctures. Nail punctures, as herein considered, embrace all penetrant wounds of the solar surface of the horse's foot due to trampling upon street nails.
These folk in the wine-shop, on the contrary, tripped over one another in their talk; their hands and shoulders and brows all played a part, as well as their lips, and their glances were charged with penetrant meaning.
"I mean," Garson repeated, and there was finality in his accents, a deadly quality that was appalling, "I mean, cut it out now, here, and all the time! It don't go!" The voice rose slightly. The effect of it was more penetrant than a scream. "It don't go!... Do you get me?" There was a short interval of silence, then the officer's eyes at last fell.
Caroline, perhaps, might have been piqued some months ago that he did not dance with her; but now, her heart such as it was felt preoccupied. L'ESPRIT de l'homme est plus penetrant que consequent, et embrasse plus qu'il ne peat lier.* VAUVENARGUES. * "The spirit of man is more penetrating than logical, and gathers more than it can garner."
The man who spoke was knocked down by a Webb partisan, and assailant and assailed were hustled from the house. When the uproar was subdued, the thin voice of Mr. Slate sounded from the platform. "What he doesn't sell he buys," he cried in his nervous, penetrant tones. "Twelve years ago he was accused of lobbying with full hands in the legislature. He was the lobbyist of the P.H. & C. railroad.
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