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John then opened the billet with apparent agitation, which visibly and greatly increased when he had perused the contents, which were expressed in these words: "Take heed to yourself for the Devil is unchained!" The Prince turned as pale as death, looked first on the earth, and then up to heaven, like a man who has received news that sentence of execution has been passed upon him.
"'That I will never do, said Davidson. "'Very well. That's enough for me. "Davidson's home after this was like a silent, frozen hell for him. A stupid woman with a sense of grievance is worse than an unchained devil. He sent the boy to the White Fathers in Malacca. This was not a very expensive sort of education, but she could not forgive him for not casting the offensive child away utterly.
I went to the window and put out my head, to see on the stoop the muffled black figure of Tom Marshall. "It was old Ransome again, I'll bet you," he said, when I had unchained the door and we stood in the dimly lighted hall. "This is the third time this month that he has locked me out, confound him!" I raised my finger to my lips, cautioning Marshall not to arouse the whole house.
Then he bent down over the gunwale of the boat till his ear nearly touched the water, and listened. "The boat has stopped. It must be near us." His whole body seemed quivering with attentive life, like a terrier's when it stands to be unchained. "Might it not be a fisherman?" asked Lady Holme. He shook his head. "This is not the hour." "Some tourists, perhaps, making an excursion?"
She shook his door as she passed it on her way back to the kitchen, but there was no response. The street door was only a few feet off down the passage, and a glance at it dispelled the last hope that Tom had abandoned the journey. The door was unbolted and unchained, and the only security was the latch-key lock. Mrs.
The provost-marshal stood with his hand on the rope, arrested in the very act of performing his awful duty by John Drayton's hoarse shout: "Forbear! Forbear in the name of Congress! A reprieve!" "Here the free spirit of mankind, at length, Throws its last fetters off; and who shall place A limit to the giant's unchained strength, Or curb his swiftness in the forest race." Bryant.
A persecution, grimmer, more odious, and more shrewdly calculated than any which Ḥusayn Khán, or even Ḥájí Mírzá Aqásí, had kindled was soon to be unchained, to be accompanied by a corresponding manifestation of heroism unmatched by any of the earliest outbursts of enthusiasm that had greeted the birth of the Faith in either Shíráz or Iṣfáhán.
Now and again he would break out, even as late as the presidency, into a gust of anger that would sweep everything before it. He was always reckless of personal danger, and had a fierce fighting spirit which nothing could check when it was once unchained.
I ran off without waiting for his reply, and whispered to myself, as I went, "And yet Henry Murger is the most talented and the most honest of them all!" Let me continue the story of my misfortunes. The tempest was unchained against me.
The official reporter had been leaning far over to catch the first quotations, one eye upon the clock at the end of the room. The hour and minute hands were at right angles. Then suddenly, cutting squarely athwart the vague crescendo of the floor came the single incisive stroke of a great gong. Instantly a tumult was unchained.
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