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"What is it," asks she, "that best part?" "Women!" returns he, slowly, undauntedly, in spite of the innocence, the serenity, that shines in the young and exquisite face before him. Her eyes do not fall before his. She is plainly thinking. Yes; Mr. Hardinge was right, he will never like her. She is only a stay, a hindrance to him! "I understand," says she sorrowfully. "He will not care ever.
Prince Tancred bestowed upon his bark the full velocity which wind, and tide, and oar, could enable her to obtain, and placing her in the situation to profit by them as much as his maritime skill could direct, he drove with the speed of lightning among the vessels of Lemnos, plying on either side, bows, crossbows, javelins, and military missiles of every kind, with the greater advantage that the Greeks, trusting to their artificial fire, had omitted arming themselves with other weapons; so that when the valiant Crusader bore down on them with so much fury, repaying the terrors of their fire with a storm of bolts and arrows no less formidable, they began to feel that their own advantage was much less than they had supposed, and that, like most other dangers, the maritime fire of the Greeks, when undauntedly confronted, lost at least one-half of its terrors.
The pride and fiercenesse of so many strange and gorgeous shewes: the pride-puft majestie of so many courts, and of their greatnesse, ought to confirme and assure our sight, undauntedly to beare the affronts and thunder-claps of ours, without feeling our eyes: So many thousands of men, lowlaide in their graves afore us, may encourage us not to feare, or be dismaied to go meet so good companie in the other world, and so of all things else.
When Frazer told one of Morgan's captains he would hang him up to the nearest tree, unless he would point out the place where his comrades were posted, the man undauntedly replied, "You may, if you please." Knowing that Gates could not be attacked on his right, Burgoyne meant to make the trial on the left.
Musket-bullets, grape-shot, and canister poured in a murderous fire upon the advancing boats. But the sturdy old British veterans knew that the best way to stop that fire was to get at the base of it; and they pressed on undauntedly, responding vigorously, meanwhile, with their bow guns.
With spoils of above half-a-million in value the daring adventurer steered undauntedly for the Moluccas, rounded the Cape of Good Hope, and in 1580, after completing the circuit of the globe, dropped anchor again in Plymouth harbour. The romantic daring of Drake's voyage as well as the vastness of his spoil roused a general enthusiasm throughout England.
And just as I was sitting here chattering away, with no thought that we were not on a yacht ready to turn home the minute I wished to!" Dan smiled. "If we were on a yacht, how soon would you wish to?" he said. The girl met his eyes undauntedly. "If I answered you in one way I should not be at all polite," she said; "and if in another, I should not be be " "Honest?" suggested Dan.
Dane gave expression to their inmost dread by saying sharply: "Ah you say the Xingu, do you?" Mrs. Roby smiled undauntedly. "It is a shade pedantic, isn't it? Personally, I always drop the article; but I don't know how the other members feel about it." The other members looked as though they would willingly have dispensed with this appeal to their opinion, and Mrs.
'Please God, it is what I mean to do this very night, answered the Gaul, so undauntedly that the Frank took it as a jest, and answered, 'I shall look out that thou dost not carry off anything of mine, and then Leo left him, both laughing. All were soon asleep, and the cook crept out to the stable, where Attalus usually slept among the horses.
The cause that I shall assert, I dare support through every danger, as undauntedly as the boldest who draws sword in its behalf. 'Of that, answered Flora, 'I cannot doubt for a moment.
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