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It was impossible to take a step among the pagans, to make a movement, without the help of a god or goddess. Men and things were as if fettered and imprisoned by the gods. "In a house," says Augustin scoffingly, "there is but one porter. He is but a mere man, yet he is sufficient for that office. But it takes three gods, Forculus for the door, Cardea for the hinge, Limentinus for the threshold.
"Out yonder. He has been with Binnacle Bill to Swincombe, and that's them coming back." "Why, you can't see anything but a bit of sail," cried Bob scoffingly, as he shaded his eyes and looked far-off into the west. "No, but I know the shape of it," cried Bigley. "There isn't another boat hereabouts with a sail like that." "I don't believe you know it," cried Bob.
"God's Anointed," as Hellar had scoffingly inferred, not only proclaimed the Germans as the chosen race, but also proclaimed an actual divinity of the blood of the House of Hohenzollern. That William II did have some such notions in his egomania I believe is recorded in authentic history.
The consul marched in with his legions; but Marius, scoffingly recalling the law of outlawry, refused to set foot in the city until the law allowed him to do so and the burgesses hastily assembled in the Forum to pass the annulling decree. He then entered, and with him the reign of terror.
July 30th, one week after his Battle, the vanguard of him is there. Thus, in two days, or even in one, has Wedell's Dictatorship ended. Easy to say scoffingly, "Would it had never begun!" Friedrich knows that, and Wedell knows it; AFTER the event everybody knows it! The Wedell Problem, in such ruined condition, has now fallen to Friedrich himself.
Beliani likened him to Bayard, it is true, and Marulitch had scoffingly adopted the simile; but that was because each thought Bayard not admirable, but a fool.
And there was a great deal in her to be aroused, for she had a strong nature; and the whole force of womanhood in her had never received such a shock. Whatever may be scoffingly said of the readiness of women to pull one another down, it is certain that the highest class of them have the feminine esprit de corps immensely strong.
"By all manes," said Raften scoffingly; "now that he's got me unarrumed again. You dhirty coward! Get out av the way, bhoys, an Oi'll settle him," for Raften was incapable of fear, and the boys would have been thrust aside and trouble follow, but that Raften as he left the house had called his two hired men to follow and help fight the fire, and now they came on the scene.
Monferrand had no need of our friendship, his presence in office was imperiously required by the situation. His hand is the only one that can save us!" "I know," replied Massot scoffingly.
Monferrand had no need of our friendship, his presence in office was imperiously required by the situation. His hand is the only one that can save us!" "I know," replied Massot scoffingly.
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