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Updated: May 10, 2025


It had been our expectation that, at the most hazardous parts of the journey, he would perch on some crag and show us courageously risking our necks to have a good time. But on the really bad places he had his own life to save, and he never fully trusted Maud, I think, after the first day. Maud was his horse.

There is, perhaps, one chance in a hundred. Is it worth risking? Death in a morass must be rather horrible. Don't you think so?" "Well, it can't be very pleasant; but you admit we stand a chance of getting across." "One in a hundred, no more." "Ah, well," said he thoughtfully, "let us sleep on it." I could not help thinking that my chum must want his freedom badly to even suggest such a venture.

Both I and the pitman knew that, in addition to any survivors of the first explosion, there were twenty or thirty brave men risking their lives in a work of mercy when this new catastrophe took place. We ran to the pit at our utmost speed, and when we reached the bank we found ourselves in the midst of a distressing scene.

So here we all are, wandering about the Piazza San Marco, calling at Cook's every day in hopes of money, and occasionally risking a penny in corn for the doves. I am staying with my nurse, my mother's maid, in the Canipo Santa Maria Formosa, near our beloved Santa Barbara.

I can assure you that I personally shall not hesitate to risk if one can call it risking any loose cash which I may have lying idle at my banker's." He rattled the loose cash which he had lying idle in his trouser-pocket fifteen cents in all and stopped to flick a piece of fluff off his coat-sleeve. Mr Pilkington was thus enabled to insert a word. "How much would you want?" he enquired.

Meanwhile Berkeley, enraged at this slight on his authority, called some troops together and despatched them to bring back "the rebels." Thus was seen the singular spectacle of a government force marching to apprehend men who were risking their lives freely to repel a danger imminent and common to all. But Berkeley was going too far.

Seventy-three years have passed since then, and little has been accomplished toward the liberating of the race. You are reading the last thrilling chapter in the history of Greece every day in the newspapers, while modern Greece, like a brave knight of old, is risking her very existence in defence of her kinsmen.

"God is my witness, my friend, that I should be delighted to be able to prove to you that I did not think of money when I married you." "Sarah!" cried the count in ecstasy, "Sarah, my darling, that was a word worth the whole of that fortune which you blame me for risking."

You don't look like a coward." "I am not a coward, sir," was the quiet answer. "Neither am I a fool. I don't see any use in risking our lives and my master's motor-car, because you want to get home." "Naturally," Gerald answered calmly, "but remember this. I am responsible for your car not you. Mr. Fentolin is my uncle." The chauffeur nodded shortly. "You're Mr.

"Foy van Goorl," he said, "listen to me, and tell your father, my cousin and executor, what I say, since I have no time to write it; tell him word for word. You are wondering why I do not let this pelf take its chance without risking the lives of men to save it. It is because something in my heart pushes me to another path.

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