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If he could not solve it, who could? This was just one of the things that Watt liked to do. He promptly devised an articulated suction pipe with parts formed on the principle of a lobster's tail. This crustacean tube a thousand feet long solved the matter.
"Yarrahappini's a wilderness, it seems, and she wants me to go up, and take the General with me, for a few weeks." "Ah!" he said. It would certainly solve one of the difficulties. The place was very far away certainly, but then it was Esther's old home, and she had not seen it since her marriage. She would grow strong again there very quickly. "Oh, and Judy, too." "Ah-h-h!" he said.
"There was a mystery connected with her periling her life in the way she did that I could not then solve, but I made no inquiry into her secret. "Of the few left to us they were now once more nearly all together, and further plans were in order." At this point Dr. Adams said, "The horrors of those rebel prisons have ever been like a specter before me whenever I hear them mentioned."
With a faltering hand she touched the lock; but her powers deserted her: for a minute she believed that the key, after all, would not solve the mystery. And yet the difficulty arose only from her own agitation.
And Helen, as she listened, knew that she had found at last the key to all in her brother's life that had so puzzled her. But after all, she reflected, when he had finished, John's experience could not solve her problem. She could not find herself in the things that he had thought and felt. "If only I could have been with you over there." she murmured.
Will the feeble population of those provinces, belonging to another dawning federation, resist; or will it be absorbed by the torrent from the east and transformed into an Anglo-American state, like the inhabitants of Lower Louisiana? The future will soon solve this problem.
The food it carried would raise men's spirits a little, but it would not solve the problem of what the fleet was to do. Morgan, on the flagship, expounded the ability of his Talents to perform the incredible, but nobody could find any application of the incredible to the fix the fleet was in.
Before them the top layer of desert sand had sunk away, revealing a well or sink, one hundred and fifty feet across and the bottom at least forty feet below the general level. "I always wondered why a suspension bridge wouldn't solve the problem more easily and cheaply than any other construction," muttered Mr. Ellsworth, after he had gotten over his first indignation.
But though money was no longer a motive for intercourse, between the gentle Olivia and Miss Wilmot, there was no danger that either of the friends would forget the other; and the latter was too sincerely interested in the happiness both of me and Olivia not to be willing to promote that happiness, by every means in her power. What these means should be was the difficulty we had to solve.
The objection that Jesus' hesitation on the eve of the crucifixion, as well as his cry of despair on the cross, were meant to show that he was as human as he was divine, does not solve the difficulty. In that event Jesus, then, was merely acting feigning a fear which he did not feel, and pretending to dread a death which he knew could not hurt him.
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