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There was no further time for biting at it. The enemy was upon him. Fear did not enter the big dog's soul. Yet he grieved that the death-battle should find him so pitifully ill-prepared. And, abandoning the work of self-release, he flung himself ragingly at the advancing bear. Then, two things happened. Two things, on neither of which the dog could have counted.
No man could run as you ran down into this village. And I saw that body you're wearing when you weren't in it! I followed you up the cliff when " Coburn's voice was ragingly sarcastic "when you were taking pictures!" Dillon's face went impassive. Then he said: "Well?" "Will you let me scratch your finger?" demanded Coburn almost hysterically.
Jeffy is pretty good as to sleeping, but he is dreadful about eating. Half the time he doesn't want anything at dinner; and then at half-past three, or a quarter to eight, or ten minutes after twelve, or some such uncanonical hour, he is so ragingly hungry that he can scarcely wait till I fetch him something. He is so tiresome about his bath too.
Presently he would go out, leaving the situation as it was, to potter once more among the glass bells, and she would sit and think ragingly of his futile occupation, while an inner region of her heart that kept the climate of her youth grieved because he had gone out to work after having eaten so small a meal.
"Lem and I were married last night," she said. Then Mrs. Warren found her voice. When Lem came in it was to a scene of the furious wrangling which was henceforth to fill his house. "... to saddle himself with such trash as you!" his mother was saying ragingly. His wife answered in kind, her vanity stung beyond endurance. "Well, you can be sure he'd never have got him a wife any other way!
We struggled to our feet in wellnigh total darkness for outside the bars a curtain had been dropped that shut off almost wholly the light of day and I am confident that no one room ever contained two angrier people than Rayburn and Young were then; for their very strength and hardihood made them the more ragingly resent being thus tumbled about as though they were bales or boxes rather than men.
"'This," thought Manuel, "could please only folks like El Carnicerin, effeminate loafers and indecent women." Reaching home Manuel ragingly threw down his hat, pulled off his shoes and got out of the suit in which he had so ridiculously gone to the bull fight....
For two days past she had been surfeiting him with love, and such a breach of faith, such a waste of caresses, made her ragingly abusive. She was white with fury. "So you've not got the money, eh? Then go back where you came from, my little rough, and look sharp about it! There's a bloody fool for you! He wanted to kiss me again! Mark my words no money, no nothing!"
When we informed them in what manner we placed ourselves, and the horses in the centre, they exceedingly reprehended us, and told us, it was an hundred to one, but we had been all destroyed; for that it was the very sight of the horses, their so much desired prey, that made the wolves more ragingly furious than they would have been, which was evident, by their being at other times really afraid of a gun; but then being exceedingly hungry and furious upon that account, their eagerness to come at the horses made them insensible of their danger; and that, if we had not, by a continual fire, and at last by the cunning stratagem of the train of powder, got the better of them, it had been great odds if their number had not overpowered us; besides, it was a great mercy we alighted from our horses, and fought them with that courage and conduct, which, had we failed to do, every man of us, with our beasts, had been devoured: and, indeed, this was nothing but truth; for never in my life was I so sensible of danger, as when three hundred, devils came roaring upon us, to shun whose unwelcome company, if I was sure to meet a storm every week; I would rather go a thousand leagues by sea.
And upon me, lurking behind them. Through me swept a mighty exaltation. It was the end then and I was to meet it with them. Something drew us back, back with an incredible swiftness, and yet as gently as a summer breeze sweeps a bit of thistle-down! Drew us back from those darting misty arms even as they were a hair-breadth from us! I heard the Dweller's bell notes burst out ragingly!
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