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Leave me alone, and don't disturb me. Take away the lamp." Her only yearning was to be alone in the darkness, that she might reopen her eyes and chew the cud of her sorrows, with no one near to watch her. When the light had been carried away, her eyes opened quite wide. Nearby, in the meantime, Helene was pacing up and down her room.
We have discovered that every child who learns, every man who finds work, every sick body that is made whole like a candle added to an altar brightens the hope of all the faithful. So let us reject any among us who seek to reopen old wounds and to rekindle old hatreds. They stand in the way of a seeking nation.
The Executive, acting upon the fair inference that the Senate did not intend its absolute rejection, gave instructions to our minister at Berlin to reopen the negotiation so far as to obtain an extension of time for the exchange of ratifications. I regret, however, to say that his efforts in this respect have been unsuccessful.
With the power of this wealth he might, when a few years rolled away, reach lofty civic honors. Young at sixty, as public men are considered, he wonders, looking over the superb estate, if a high political marriage would not reopen his career.
During this week, old Flint took good care not to reopen the subject of the break with Waldron; and his daughter, too, avoided it. They two were apparently at an impasse regarding it. But Flint inwardly rejoiced, knowing full well the plot now under way.
It is not too late for us to move in the quo warranto proceedings. If you will call at my office I shall be glad to reopen the matter with you." "And the price?" said Kent, shortly. "Oh, my dear sir! must we put it upon the ground of a quid pro quo? Rather let us say that we shall help each other. You are in a position to assist me very materially: I may be in a position to serve your turn.
And he, silent at her feet, stared out at the blue rim of the hills and gave her no assistance now not so much as a smile. She sat a long time, nursing one slim knee between her palms. "Mr. O'Mara," she appealed to him at last, "how might one reopen a a rather difficult subject with with a suddenly most difficult conversationalist?"
Vaniman, delaying his departure, noted that the door did not give way when the Prophet wrenched at the knob. The guest banged his fist against a panel. "Let it be opened unto me!" he shouted. His voice served as his guaranty; Usial Britt opened the door and slammed it shut so suddenly after the Prophet had entered that it was necessary to reopen the portal and release the tail of Elias's robe.
"Thank-ye," replied Newton, laughing, "but mine really is not law business." The noise of the handle of the door indicated that Mr Forster was about to reopen it, to summon Newton; and the young man, with a hasty good morning, brushed by Newton, and hastened into the street. Hamlet. Is not parchment made of sheepskin? Horatio. Ay, my lord, and of calves' skins too. Hamlet.
G. M. Parsons set himself to remedy this, and by strenuous collecting he was enabled to reopen the restored edifice in 1902.
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