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Wherefore he chooseth to lay aside such needless and unwarrantable reasonings, and resisteth him with a direct word of God, most pertinent to quash the tempter, and also to preserve himself in the way. To go to the outside of privileges, especially when tempted of the devil, is often, if not always very dangerous and hazardous.

"Not so, massa, 'cause we nebber said it would be `dooced good fun." "There's something in that, Quash, but you shouldn't let feelings of ill-will to any one get the mastery of you. Men of his stamp are often very good fellows at bottom, though they do `aw' in a most ridiculous and unaccountable manner. Besides, he has done you no harm."

Oh, I'll grant that a top-notch patent attorney might be able to get me some kind of patent on it, but I wouldn't trust its standing up in court if I had to try to quash an infringement. "Besides, even if I had an iron-bound patent, what good would it do me? Ever hear of a patent pool?" "No," said Siegel. "What's a patent pool?" "I'll give you an example.

But he had not much time to think, for the command was almost immediately given to mount and ride. Quashy was beside him, for, being his servant, Colonel Marchbanks had said he might do with him as he pleased. But Quashy was silent, for his spirit was chafed. His master observed the fact after the first half-hour's gallop. "What ails you, Quash?"

Once denounced, and on such grave grounds as had just now been suggested to his mind, he foresaw that the dreadful woman of whose unrelenting character he had seen many proofs, would produce against him that fatal register, and would quash his last chance of life.

And what an expansion that was, to be sure! when you take into account the display of white teeth and red gums by which it was accompanied. "Well, now, Quash," resumed Lawrence, "what did you do after that?" "Arter what, massa?" "After finding that slobbering and wringing your hands did no good." "Oh! arter dat, I not know what to do, an' den I tried to die I was so mis'rable. But I couldn't.

"Neither did I," interjected Stacy crowding in between Tad and the Ranger. "I want to bag a 'possum." "Better look sharp or the 'possum will bag you," warned Pete Quash. "I guess I'm not afraid of any 'possum that ever climbed a tree. Haven't I killed lions and bob cats and fought Indians, and " "Stop it!" roared Dippy. "I'll be worse'n my name if you keep filling me up with that line of talk."

Having said so plainly, we need only add as regards this particular complaint that the allegation, although it would naturally have caused concern to Captain Eden and Air New Zealand, was not as serious as the others that are complained of. Whether the Court has jurisdiction to quash particular passages in the report in addition to the costs order is a difficult and technical question.

On'y I don't b'lieve he ever sported nuffin but a swagger, and and `aw! W'en I git up dis mornin' I heerd 'im say to his friend: `I say, Jack, wouldn't it aw be dooced good fun to go and aw hab a slap at de Injins? If de Injins send a spear troo his libber aw he'll not t'ink it sitch fun!" "That's true, Quash, but the same may be said of ourselves."

"I'll take a chance with my job and quash this interview that's how much I like you, Johnnie." "Oh, I know you mean well enough ... most of you boys have treated me rather well, according to your lights ... it's the damned lead-writers and re-writers and editorial writers they're the ones that do the damage." "You want me to go ahead then?" "Yes, that is the only way."