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Updated: June 19, 2025
But that other suggestion fairly savaged him with its strange grandeur. He played lovingly with it. That the Earth was a living being was a conception divine in size as in simplicity, and that the Gods and mythological figures had been projections of her consciousness this thought ran with a magnificent new thunder about his mind. It was overwhelming, beautiful as Heaven and as gracious.
How they cheered and laughed, these gallant Englishmen, and how they clapped me on the back! "Even money on the Frenchman," cried Lord Sadler. "He fights foul," cried my enemy, rubbing his crimson ears. "He savaged me on the ground." "You must take your chance of that," said Lord Rufton, coldly. "Time!" cried Lord Sadler, and once again we advanced to the assault.
I was so savaged by my wrongs, that I delighted in the recital of this adventure, made him repeat the particulars and feasted my eyes on the blood that remained on his clothes and sword.
These people, who lead our houses of worship, can ignite their congregations to carry their faith into action, can reach out to all of our children, to all of the people in distress, to those who have been savaged by the breakdown of all we hold dear, because so much of what must be done must come from the inside out. And our religious leaders and their congregations can make all the difference.
His heart was sometimes so savaged with despair, which represented mankind as his inveterate enemies, that he entertained thoughts of denouncing war against the whole community, and supplying his own wants with the spoils he should win. At other times he was tempted with the desire of putting an end to his miseries and life together.
It must also be noted that there are certainly situations such as guerilla war where this or most means of employing force to obtain Shock and Awe may simply prove inapplicable. For example, the German Blitzkreig would have performed with the greatest difficulty in the Vietnam War, where enemy forces had relatively few lines to be penetrated or selectively savaged by this type of warfare.
He had learnt from it that he might bully and abuse his human dependents with impunity. As a boy he had also bullied and abused his horses. But in his eighteenth year he had been savaged by a young horse he had maltreated, and the lesson had stuck in his mind.
When Sellers savaged the cat in a manner which should have brought the S.P.C.A. down upon him, Beverley merely beamed. His long-sufferingness was beyond Annette's comprehension. She began to admire him for it. To make his position as critic still more impregnable, Sellers was now able to speak as one having authority. After years of floundering, his luck seemed at last to have turned.
He killed a man this morning, threw him, and what you call in English 'savaged' him." Diana hid her face in her hands. "I can't bear it," she said pitifully. A few minutes later Gaston clicked his tongue against his teeth. "See, Madame. It is over," he said gently. She looked up fearfully.
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