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A little of the romance with which it had begun, which indeed alone made it tolerable, would have been about it still. A sicker man than Urquhart, who made a hard death for himself, would have given up the battle, thrown himself at James's feet and asked no quarter. Urquhart was not so far gone as that; a little bluster remained. He did it badly.
With a sick feeling at the pit of his stomach he wondered just how much of his impassioned soliloquy the man had overheard; who and what this man was, and how he had managed to approach within six feet of Casey without being overheard. With a sicker feeling, he wondered if there were any grub in the car; and if so, how he could get at it without revealing his contraband load to this stranger.
The result, therefore, may be that one patient will return to perfect health, another simply grows better, while a third remains without change, though there happen some who become still sicker, or even die This is as the gods will!" The prince listened with attention, but confessed in soul that he did not understand greatly.
They all seemed afraid they would not die; as if they were praying for death, but feeling certain that he was going back on them in a most shameful way. We straightened them around a little, washed them and the decks off with a hose, and then I started down in the hold to see how matters were with the six hundred down there. The boys there were much sicker than those on deck.
The potion was nothing more nor less than a table spoonful of brandy, which Bobby, who had conscientious scruples about drinking ardent spirits, at first refused to take. Then Tom argued the point, and the sick boy yielded. The dose made him sicker yet, and nature came to his relief, and in a little while he felt better.
They can do just as much harm and a darn sight more. You make me sick." "Let 'em go," Weary advised calmly. "They'll be a lot sicker when the ladies discover what they've helped do to that bench-land. Come on, boys let's pull out, away from all these lunatics.
"If somebody had whitewashed old Differs's face he couldn't have turned a sicker shade," said Tommy Dot, the only other infantryman present at the moment. Cranston was there, so was Devers's own lieutenant, Mr. Hastings, and the thing couldn't be overlooked.
She's got more sense than all the rest put together, which is sayin' a good deal." "When do you want her to come?" "Oh, to-morrow will do. I don't want her to come over to-night, as it's wet an' the roads are so muddy. Jist tell her to come when she gits time." "So you think Jean is sick?" "Yes, very. But she'll be sicker before she gits better, poor dear. But there, I must git back to my work.
"I mean," she stammered, "he used to notice us common girls me and the others " "I don't understand you," said Helen, half indignantly. "Oh, don't pay no 'tention to me," she said. "I, I fear I am sick, you know sicker than I thought," and she coughed violently. She lay with her head in Helen's lap.
"Only you know they're rather sick already." "Don't you worry about that," said Stone with a wide grin. "They'll be a lot sicker before we've finished." And so it came about that that particular Mid-Term Service-Day match made history. Big scores had often been put up on Mid-Term Service Day. Games had frequently been one-sided.
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