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Then Atli the king awoke with the wound, and cried out; "no need of binding or salving here! who art thou who hast done the deed?" Gudrun says, "Somewhat have I, Gudrun, wrought therein, and somewhat withal the son of Hogni."
The dogs ran with the recklessness of a stampede, and the precious burden of the sleds was a treasure upon the salving of which mind and body were concentrated to the exclusion of all else. Even the security of life and limb was a matter of far less concern. The mist closed down. The terror of sightlessness was added to the rest. Utter helplessness supervened. It was the final disaster.
Mallinson's laughter stopped short. 'There's my aunt beckoning to you, she said. Later in the evening she relented towards him, salving her disappointment with the flattery of his jealousy. She did not, however, relinquish on that account her intention to make Stephen Drake's acquaintance.
She confided to her mother her readiness to accept the recent invitation. "Go, my dear, by all means," said the invalid; "I am sure you must want a change, especially after so many weeks of looking after me." "Pinsett," said Claudia, salving her own conscience, "is so very careful and efficient." "And so good," added Mrs. Haberton; "you may be sure I shall be safe in her hands."
It has come to the ears of us English that the Spaniards of the New World, in their selfish determination to retain in their own hands the whole of the trade of this rich country, are making a practice of seizing every Englishman upon whom they can lay hands, and delivering him over to your so-called Holy Inquisition in order that, while salving your own consciences with the plea of religious zeal, my countrymen may be subjected to fiendish tortures, and so be discouraged from attempting to secure a share of the immeasurable wealth which you enjoy.
FEZZAN T. A. D. freighter Ulema taken ground during Harmattan on Akakus Range. Under plates strained. Crew at Ghat where repairing Dec. 13th. Barcelona Mark Boat salving cargo Dec. 12th. ASCENSION, MARE BOAT Wreck of unknown racing-plane, Parden rudder, wire-stiffened xylonite vans, and Harliss engine-seating, sighted and salved 7 20' S. 18 41' W. Dec. 15th. Photos at all A. B. C. offices.
But it was too rough to approach her and she was too far gone to warrant salving, even were it possible. But there were men dying before their eyes and no one was lifting a hand. Dan was in a red-headed glare of emotion. He was too young to look upon such things calmly. He turned his eyes from the wreck to the Sovereign, just as her bow went up on a wave, showing the red underbody.
'Is this the kind of coat likely to be admitted into episcopalian palaces? 'Yet it was admitted, sir. If I am not mistaken you called at the palace two nights ago. 'Did you see me? 'Certainly I saw you, replied Cargrim, salving his conscience with the Jesuitic saying that the end justifies the means. 'And I was informed that you were a decayed clergyman seeking assistance.
It was in fact a plate from the side of the New Jersey, a steamer which had recently been wrecked outside the Golden Gate, and in the salving of which the Mary Rebecca had taken part. Crawling carefully along the deck, the two sailors, Ole, and myself got the heavy plate on deck and aft, where we reared it as a shield between the wheel and the fishermen.
He cured wounds by salving the weapon instead of the sore; told fortunes by palmistry; discovered stolen goods by the sieve and shears; gathered the right maddow and the male fern seed, through use of which men walk invisible; pretended some advances towards the panacea, or universal elixir; and affected to convert good lead into sorry silver."
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