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He paused for breath, and the black eyes stared at his friend. "Jim, I can't die! I haven't lived! I've got to get up from here and do some things I've meant to do all those sick people I've got to do something for them. I'm going to build palaces for the lame, the halt, the sick, the blind.
A dear little creature you were. I always knew that." Fleda hoped privately the lady would see no occasion to change her mind; but for the present she was bankrupt in words. "I was in the same room this morning at Montepoole where we used to dine, and it brought back the whole thing to me the time when you were sick there with us. I could think of nothing else.
Now, when the sun was setting, all they that had any sick with divers diseases brought them unto Him; and He laid His hands on every one of them, and healed them. 41. And devils also came out of many, crying out, and saying, Thou art Christ, the Son of God. And He, rebuking them, suffered them not to speak: for they knew that He was Christ. 42.
As the meal proceeded, as I drank the most excellent wine and the warm austerity of my surroundings gathered ever more closely around me, I wondered whether after all my apprehensions and forebodings of the last weeks had not been the merest sick man's cowardice. Surely if any kingdom in the world was secure, it was this official Russia.
He came dressed in a light overcoat and a slouch hat, and carried a valise and a suit case. "I've seen him before, but where?" Joe asked himself not once but several times. The man registered as David Ball, and put down his address as Butte, Montana. He said he was a mining expert, but added that he was sick and the doctors had ordered him to come East for a rest.
It's a fine thing to lie there and do nothing. You won't get well in a hurry, I guess will you? You look as well as I do this minute. Oh, I always knew you was a sham." "You are very much mistaken," said Ellen, indignantly; "I have been very sick, and I am not at all well yet." "Fiddle-de-dee! it's very nice to think so; I guess you're lazy. How soft and good those pillows do look to be sure.
For a moment Godwin stood thus, till his brain was filled with fire, and he too fell fell across the corpse of Masouda, and there lay still. Godwin knew that he lay sick, but save that Masouda seemed to tend him in his sickness he knew no more, for all the past had gone from him.
"My name ain't Potash," Morris replied, "that's my partner, which he couldn't get up here on account he is sick." "That's all right," the floorwalker said reassuringly. "Just step this way." He conducted Morris to Geigermann's office. "Have a seat, Mr.
She's sick, sir, sick sick in a hut at the station." "Your little what?" I asked in amazement. "My little gal, sir. She's all that's left me. If you'll trust me with the glass, I'll take it to her. Can't give you no security, I'm afraid, only the word of a broken-down old father, who has got a little gal what he loves better than life!"
Though I don't look at it as an outsider, for, indeed, it touches me to the heart.... Is it possible, is it possible that you do not feel sick at being here yourself? Evidently habit does wonders! God knows what habit can do with anyone. Can you seriously think that you will never grow old, that you will always be good-looking, and that they will keep you here for ever and ever?