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She will dispatch another laysister, unless she orders the country-woman to bring me back to the convent." "What did the priest say?" "He said the lay-sister died of a cerebral lethargy, which super-induced an attack of apoplexy." "Very good, very good." "I want him to say fifteen masses for her, if you will let me?"
Drummond had pushed me out of one stage, and, by inviting me to render an account of myself to him, inspired me into another. My Bible studies had given me a longing to see the Holy Land. Perhaps the longing was super-induced by the possibility of being drafted to the Mediterranean Squadron.
Among the Maniacs As the lions swarmed over her protectors, Bertha Kircher shrank back in the cave in a momentary paralysis of fright super-induced, perhaps, by the long days of terrific nerve strain which she had undergone.
It is not the case exactly of partial insanity, or any mental defect, super-induced upon a mind otherwise sound, for such defect is, in some degree, an accident, and may disappear; but here is a congenital conjunction of sanity and insanity, which no medical or moral appliances will ever remove.
If he should never touch her again, she reasoned, she would never feel attracted toward him. She had not loved him, then. It had been nothing more than a passing hallucination, super-induced by excitement and by personal contact. Excitement would not always mark their future relations, should she marry him, and the power of personal contact eventually would be dulled by familiarity.
She will dispatch another laysister, unless she orders the country-woman to bring me back to the convent." "What did the priest say?" "He said the lay-sister died of a cerebral lethargy, which super-induced an attack of apoplexy." "Very good, very good." "I want him to say fifteen masses for her, if you will let me?"
I could not perceive in his character much congeniality of any sort with that of Johnson, who, however, said to me, 'Sir, he has a very strong understanding. His size, and figure, and countenance, and manner, were that of a hearty English 'Squire, with the parson super-induced: and I took particular notice of his upper servant, Mr.
This was the first statement in the evolution of a Cuban policy consistently adhered to by the United States until the successes of the Mexican war super-induced larger ideas of the mission and destiny of the Union.
"It is so good of you, Father, to honor me in this way," she said with the appearance of sixteen super-induced upon the reality of sixty. Father Benwell was an adept at moral disguises of all kinds. On this occasion he wore the disguise of pastoral simplicity. "I am an idle old man at this hour of the afternoon," he said. "I hope I am not keeping you from any household duties?"
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