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Updated: May 21, 2025
O, Margarid, Hena, Meroë, Loyse, Genevieve, Ellen, Sampso, Victoria the Great rejoice! Rejoice that you have quitted this world for the mysterious worlds where we shall live forever! Rejoice at the strongness of your hearts!
I tasted one and it was very strong, so I know now it doesn't mean the bigness but the strongness." Miss Dorothy looked down with a smile. "You little theologian," she exclaimed. Then to herself she said: This comes of shutting up a child with staid old people. The dear thing needs a whole lot of frivolity mixed up in her life; Christmas trees and things.
And sudden, it put forth an utter power about my body, so that mine armour did be like to crack; and truly I had died in a moment; but for the strongness of the armour. And the man hugged me thus for an horrid time, the while that I did hold off from me the brutish face, and gript very savage into the haired throat.
For a moment she did not move. "Don't be selfish, Ruby!" She felt fingers touching her waist at the back, gripping her with a sort of tender strongness; and she closed her eyes, and tried to force herself to believe they were Baroudi's fingers of iron. "Or I shall pick you up and lift you out of the way." When Nigel spoke again, she opened her eyes. It was no use.
She was a large, heavily-boned woman, enormously covered with flesh, and she dandled across her knees that very unfeminine sceptre, an English cavalryman's sword. But the eye neglected these details, and was irresistibly drawn by the strongness of her face. Even Kettle was almost awed by it. But Captain Owen Kettle-was not a man who could be kept in awe for long.
He shall make other mans do the acts and himself to order and regulate, until we arrive at seeing accomplishments of a suddenly. Oh, yes, señor. In my countree there is not such mans of so beegness, so good talk, so compliments, so strongness of sense and such. Ah, that Señor Galloway! "'Yes, says I, 'old Denver is the boy you want.
"No, it will tremble 'cause it's weak. I try hard, Sy, but there doesn't seem to be much strongness in me lately." "That's better; keep it so a few minutes and I'll be done," cried the artist, forgetting that a few minutes may seem ages. "My arm is so thin you can see the bunches nicely, can't you?" "Yes, dear."
"Thank you," he answered laughing the spell of their mutual earnestness pressed him too sorely. "Don't laugh," she returned swiftly with a frown; "it is not the goodness that's like you. It's a sort of strongness about it something to hold on to for all time." She stopped abruptly, looking at him gravely. This time he did not laugh, but he put one hand on hers, and his was shaking.
His smell was against him, to begin with, for a tame jackal loses much of the strongness of the odor peculiar to him, and a pack of jackals rather prides itself on the strongness of its smell, for this smell keeps away many things that are unpleasant to them in the shape of enemies.
Returned from his archaeological expedition to Central America, the doctor was now on his way back to Marburg. "I pleasure much in your news," said the cheerful man over his first glass of Rhine wine with the olive in it. "You shall now, if I have misapprehended you not, develop a new strongness of the character." Percival resigned himself to listen.
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