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But Malcolm, suppressing his own agitation, tried to turn off her speech with a laugh. She was grateful to him good heavens! she might as well have offered a cupful of earth to a man dying of thirst! "Let him finish, Betty dear," observed Dinah faintly; "he has more to tell us." And then Malcolm produced the telegram and laid it before them.
"A monster! your angel, a monster!" said Marillac, suppressing with difficulty a violent outburst of laughter. "She, an angel? I must say that she is a demon This woman " "Do you not adore her?" "I hate her, I abhor her, she makes me shudder. You may laugh, if you like!" As he said these words, Gerfaut struck a violent blow upon the table with his fist.
Next, an excuse for marching up-country, at the head of all these forces, was found in the need of suppressing the Pisidians. He advanced from Sardis into Phrygia, where his musters were completed at Celænæ. A review was held at Tyriæum, where the Cilician queen, who had supplied funds, was badly frightened by a mock charge of the Greek contingent.
There is no real peace but the peace of the whole world, and that is only to be kept by the whole world resisting and suppressing aggression wherever it arises. To anyone who watches the American Press, this realisation has been more and more manifest.
Raleigh was active in suppressing it: the earl pretended that the cause of his taking arms was to defend himself against the violence of his personal enemies, the lord Cobham and Raleigh having formed a design of murdering him; tho' on the other hand it is pretty certain, that Sir Ferdinand Gorges, one of the earl's accomplices, afterwards accused Sir Christopher Blount, another of them, for persuading him to kill, or at least apprehend, Sir Walter; which Gorges refusing, Blount discharged four shots after him in a boat.
"Yes, he was a nice kid belonged to my concierge," he answered carelessly. "The picture is sentimental, though. This is better," and he pointed to another mermaid study. "Yes, it's splendid," she answered, instinctively suppressing a sigh. She began to realize a little what a strange being she had married. With an impulsive need of protection she held him close, hiding her face in his neck.
Heretofore we have increased hatred by violence and by violence have suppressed it; however, whether we can continue suppressing it experience will show." I am surprised that the city council permits this and connives at it, and that our dear friend Lang keeps silent.
This kind of thing was very exhausting; he was quivering himself, quite perceptibly. Now why? nerves of sympathy? He paddled on in silence; the sun went down, and the afterglow spread and brightened along the sky. He hardly thought of his companion, his whole mind bent on suppressing the turmoil that was going on in himself.
It is depressing. "I was introdooced to five or six officers that evening, and every blame one of 'em grinned and asked me why I wasn't in the Filipeens suppressing our war! And that was British humour! They all had to get it off their chests before they'd talk sense. But they was sound on the Zigler. They had all admired her.
If the countervailing objections and advantages be calmly weighed, it may almost be said that there was no alternative between enlarging the endowment and putting it on a new footing, or suppressing the college altogether.
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