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Well, I haven't anything on for to-morrow night; but the next night Mr. Van Reypen is making a theatre party for me that I wouldn't miss for anything." "H'm! how LOVELY! Well, Princess, what say you to my humble plea?" "What are your plans? How do I get there?" "Why, thusly; my sister will invite you to her home, and incidentally to the ball. She will also ask my cousin Marie and Mr.
To whom, thusly, the Viscount, speaking both to him and the horses: "Oh, there you are, Bev stand still, damn you! There's blood for you, eh, my dear fellow devil burn your hide! Jump up, my dear fellow Gad, they're pulling my arms off." "Then you want me to come with you, Dick?"
Defiance, in the circumstances, could only mean annihilation for them. Kimberley reasoned thusly: Kimberley reasoned well. Saturday made it still clearer that the ineffable enemy, so far from being frightened, was obdurate yet. Large commandoes of Boers had joined the besiegers during the night. All day long they toiled like Trojans, digging trenches.
And so it occurred thusly: Leonore said to Peter one day, when he had dropped in for a cup of afternoon tea after his ride with her: "If I ask you a question, I wonder if you will tell me what you think, without misunderstanding why I tell you something?" "I will try." "Well," said Leonore, "there is a very nice Englishman whom I knew in London, who has followed me over here, and is troubling me.
She had seen a wild swollen torrent hurtling on its way down the mountainside; the man had threatened to become like that, headlong with unbounded passion, fierce and destructive when a moment ago they opposed him.... Again she bit her lip; she was thinking of this huge male creature in hyperboles. Yes; she was overwrought; it was not well to think thusly of any mere male creature.
I nail one of these standing up straight at each edge of the sides and the back six of them altogether. Then I lay three other cleats across their tops thusly." "O, you've made a sort of framework that will support the seat! I get that!" exclaimed Ethel Blue. "All you have to do now is to nail your seat boards on to those horizontal cleats and it's as firm as firm can be."
It happened thusly: When one of my excellent countrymen jest arrived in London would come and see me, and display a inclination to cling to me too lengthy, thus showing a respect for me which I feel I do not deserve, I would sugjest a visit to the Mooseum and Tower. The Mooseum would ockepy him a day at leest, and the Tower another.
Now, lest it may be thought that some of the help-wanted "ads" which I have written right out of my head to illustrate the type of each are somewhat fanciful, I will copy out of yesterday's paper an advertisement which "Robinson Crusoe" hasn't anything on, to put it thusly. Here you are. Summer time, Box G, 532 Times, Downtown."
But the earth of discontent and the waters of loneliness make fertile soil for the seeds of fear, even if those seeds be planted by the hand of a misshapen slave; but a little smile and a sigh of satisfaction had been the outcome of a prolonged scrutiny in a mirror, before which she had stood whilst quoting certain words which ran thusly: "Beautiful as the dawn, rounded as the bursting lotus bud."
In the Nicene Creed, which dates from A.D. 325, the doctrine is stated thusly: "... and in one Lord Jesus Christ, the only begotten Son of God, begotten of his Father ... and was incarnate by the Holy Ghost of the Virgin Mary," etc.
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