United States or Libya ? Vote for the TOP Country of the Week !
Dibbarra gives his consent to Ishum's plan: Go, Ishum, carry out the word thou hast spoken in accordance with thy desire. Ishum proceeds to do so. The mountain Khi-khi is the first to be attacked. Ishum directed his countenance to the mountain Khi-khi. The god Sibi, a warrior without rival, Stormed behind him. The warrior arrived at the mountain Khi-khi. He raised his hand, destroyed the mountain.
“Omnipotence, I the least of your slaves put my life at your bidding. Command that I forfeit my head, but my men can do no more. I have lost hundreds. The pass is not to be stormed.” Only the murmur of assent from all the well-tried generals about the throne saved Hydarnes from paying the last penalty. The king’s rage was fearful; men trembled to look on him.
"Madge, let me in," he commanded, but the note of tenderness in his voice was the influence that hurried my fingers in the turning of the key. As I opened the door he strode in past me, closed and locked the door again, and, turning, caught me in his arms. "Don't you dare to cry!" he stormed, kissing my reddened eyelids. "Aren't you ever going to get used to mother's childish outbursts?
These were the evils, the sins were as many, for every one of the sorrows, except perhaps the chiefest of them all, had its root in some piece of duplicity, dishonesty, or failure. But he was there in Egypt beside Joseph. The evils had stormed over him, but he was there still. And so at the end he says, 'The Angel ... redeemed me from evil, though it smote me.
If any one wishes to know more of that fearful carnage let him read the description of it in the pages of Colonel Napier, and he will acquiesce in the chronicler's assertion that, "No age, no nation ever sent braver troops to battle than those that stormed Badajoz." The morning of the 7th rose upon a sight which might well haunt the dreams of all who beheld it.
I warned them not to drink, but they did, and they were in no condition to run any automobile." "I don't allow just anybody to run my machines," stormed the man. "They are expensive pieces of property." "Well, they are not worth as much as our necks, not by a good deal," said Tom. "Don't you get impudent, young fellow!" "He is not impudent," said Dick.
I cannot convey any idea of poor Kilkee's distraction; and, in reality, my own was little short of it; for the wretch had so far out-stripped my orders, that I became horrified at the cruel destruction before me. We both, therefore, stormed in the most imposing English and French, first separately and then together.
God's name! and I'll crush them like ants on the ant-heap." From the door at the end of the room, as he stormed, a little bairn toddled in, wearing a night-shirt, a curly gold-haired boy with his cheeks like the apple for hue, the sleep he had risen from still heavy on his eyes.
The taunt passed in the anxiety that stormed her. "Tell me, see!" she cried, imperious in stress of appeal. "Oh, what is it, John?" She stretched out her thin, red hands, and clasped them tightly before her. "Is it from Embro? Is there ainything the matter with my boy? Is there ainything the matter with my boy?" The hard eye surveyed her a while in grim contempt of her weakness.
Fashioned in the quiet, in the study, away from the haunts of man, this became the program and the rallying cry, and out on the firing line it was striven for. On the educational battlefields of both Europe and America, where redoubts were being stormed and advance positions taken, this was the one great end in view.
Word Of The Day