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Updated: May 9, 2025
Goin' the way we be, it would "'Which way do we go? "'Right straight ahead. Keep on the ocean side, 'cause there's more hard sand there, and hold on! Don't do that! Stop it, I tell you! "Them was the last rememberable words said by me durin' the next quarter of an hour.
The industrial changes which were then beginning, not only for the city beyond the mountain, but for all the region round about, had rushed swiftly on Paradise; and the old listless life of the unhasting period soon receded quickly into a far-away past, rememberable only when one made an effort to recall it. First had come the completion of the Great Southwestern.
They have a spicy and rememberable flavour. They speak to the imagination and point the way to treasure-trove. There is a touch of dignity in them, too, for all they are so free and easy the dignity of independence, the native spirit of one who takes for granted that his mode of living has a right to make its own forms of speech.
It is worded to wit: "'I do not require that the first half of the remark which was made to me by my benefactor shall be quoted with exactness, for it was not striking, and could be forgotten; but its closing fifteen words are quite striking, and I think easily rememberable; unless these shall be accurately reproduced, let the applicant be regarded as an impostor.
When the short period of probation was past, Charlie Christian became the happy husband of the girl whom he had all but worshipped from the earliest rememberable days of infancy, and Dan McCoy was united to Sarah Quintal. As in the first case of marriage, Otaheitan Sall was older than her husband; but in her case the difference was so slight as scarcely to be worth mentioning.
We learn from his autobiographical poem, The Prelude, what experiences molded him in boyhood. He says that the "...common face of Nature spake to me Rememberable things."
'A rememberable evening, he said, and there was such a lightness in his feet that he believed, or very nearly, that there were wings on his shoulders which he only had to open to float away whither he might wish to go.
For the first rememberable time in his life, Howard Lidgerwood met the challenge of violence joyfully, with every muscle and nerve singing the battle-song, and a huge willingness to slay or be slain arming him for the hand-to-hand struggle.
Meantime, the long, bright afternoon, so rich in manifold impressions, draws on; cypresses and mulberry-trees announce the approach to Avignon. A golden softness in the evening sky, a heavy warmth and languor in the air, proclaim the South. Every inch of the way is varied and rememberable.
Yet, even as regarded these particular arguments, 2dly, my mother feared that some one brief, telling, and rememberable might be singled out from the rest, might transplant itself to the servants' hall, and take root for life in some mind sufficiently thoughtful to invest it with interest, and yet far removed from any opportunities, through books or society, for disarming the argument of its sting.
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