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Every nook and cranny of her brain was filled with the thought that this man, with whom she had lived without distaste for seven years, had taken the “poor boy” away from her in order to kill him—the man to whom she had grown accustomed in body and mind; the man whom she had trusted, took the boy away to kill him!
It is nevertheless true that I did mistake the two animals; having trusted to nothing but my memory to inform my eyes which was which, instead of helping my memory by my touch. I have now set this right. To-day's experience has also informed me that I make slow progress in teaching myself to judge correctly of distances.
He was weary to death on the Saturday nights, and he could not bring his conscience to write anent his own personal and earthly happiness on the Sabbath day; but he was sure Jean trusted in him, whether he wrote or not; and they were past being bairns, always telling each other the love they were both so sure of."
The cuisine of the Hannah was said to be as perfect as could be in this far away corner of the globe, and we trusted to that. On September sixteenth the Hannah sounded her whistle all was hurry and bustle, and such a sight! If hundreds had stood on the docks to welcome us as we entered the city, there were thousands now. It was pleasant.
I trusted her with everything I had and never was done out of anything. Her husband up and died on the place, one day, so I tried every way I could to get to her, for you know friends ought to show up when anyone's in a pinch.
"But thou must sing us a little song!" said Wilhelm, and the little one commenced the old song out of the "Woman-hater," "Cupid never can be trusted!"
"No, dearest, I think you love me, and that I shall never repent having trusted in you." The sweet sacrifice was offered again, and Pauline rose and laughed to find that she was no longer ashamed of her nakedness before me. Then, passing from jest to earnest, she said,
"What could anyone bring against him?" he asked himself. This was a limpid personality. "And for what object?" The Power that man trusted had thought fit to leave him nothing on earth that envy could lay hold of, except a bare crust of bread. "Won't you try some of this?" he asked, pushing a dish slightly. Suddenly it seemed to Mr.
The people were asked to choose between Slavery on the one hand and nationality on the other. The two together they could not again have. The President had staked his life on his faith that the people could be trusted on a square issue of right and wrong. This time he had underestimated the force of blind passions which the hell of war had raised.
He had stayed so long and done so well, he might be trusted surely to come home when the right time came. No, there was no real cause for fear, Shenac repeated to herself often. If her mother had been well and quite herself, and if Hamish had been at home, she thought she would never have fallen into this miserable dread. She was partly right. It was better for them all when Hamish came home.
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