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Updated: June 21, 2025
Stormer wasn't like that; she did things because they came into her head. But then, of course, she was Austrian, not English, and ever so much younger than old Stormer. And having reached the door of his tutor's house, he rang the bell.... He was humming and gently tapping the window-pane with his well-kept finger-nails.
Ah! but it was all so mixed up. It felt all bleak, too, and wintry in him, as if he had suddenly lost everybody's love. Then he was conscious of his tutor. "Ah! friend Lennan looking deeply into the past from the less romantic present? Nice things, those old charts. The dolphins are extremely jolly." It was difficult to remember not to be ill-mannered then. Why did Stormer jeer like that?
I lack the audacity and spirit of the stormer. I must reduce it slowly or steal it quietly. I lack moral courage, though I have plenty of physical and intellectual courage. I could champion Walt Whitman when nearly every contemporaneous critic and poet were crying him down, but I utterly lack the moral courage to put in print what he dared to.
My apprehension that I should be too late was justified in a fuller sense than I had attached to it I had only feared that the house would be shut up. There were lights in the windows, and the temperate tinkle of my bell brought a servant immediately to the door, but poor Mrs. Stormer had passed into a state in which the resonance of no earthly knocker was to be feared.
Remindful of superstition, provocative of imagination. There is argument on the confession of Ponting's inability to obtain photographs of the aurora. Professor Stormer of Norway seems to have been successful. Simpson made notes of his method, which seems to depend merely on the rapidity of lens and plate. Ponting claims to have greater rapidity in both, yet gets no result even with long exposure.
He looked like an idol sitting there inert, and yet yesterday he had gone up that mountain! "Cheer up! You will break your neck yet! When I was your age, I remember feeling it deeply that I was not allowed to risk the lives of others." Lennan stammered out: "I didn't think of that; but I thought where Mrs. Stormer could go, I could." "Ah!
"Really, you ought to write all this," exclaimed Aunt Maria, her imagination fired to a white heat. "I ought," said Coronado, impressively. "I owe it to these people to celebrate them in history. I owe them that much because of the name I bear. Did you ever hear of Coronado, the conqueror of New Mexico, the stormer of the seven cities of Cibola?
And the moment he heard the door shut, Mark sprang up, slid back the bureau top, and began to write his letter. It was hard work. "My guardian wishes me to beg you and Mr. Stormer to pay us a visit as soon as you come back from the Tyrol. Please tell Mr. Stormer that only the very best fishermen like him can catch our trout; the rest catch our trees.
Honeysuckle had long been improved away from that station paling, against which he had stood twenty-nine years ago, watching the train carrying Anna Stormer away. In the hired fly Sylvia pressed close to him, and held his hand beneath the ancient dust-rug. Both felt the same excitement at seeing again this old home.
Cutts', new Burlingame stormer, that Anne Montgomery coaches and caters for and who gives wonderful entertainments. Mother and Aunt Susan won't go, but nearly all the others do." "Anne Montgomery. I haven't seen her since mother died." "You look as if an idea had struck you.
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