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He will survey innumerable rooms generally under that peculiarly cheerful aspect attendant on unmade beds and unemptied washing-basins and, if of sanatory principles, examine the construction of windows in order to ascertain whether they be asphyxiative or moveable.
He reflected and said gloomily, "I'll come back. I suppose we'd better arrange something." "Oh, bother arranging! I'm not going to arrange anything!" "But I must know a thing or two; and, as you say, we can't talk here. Very well; I'll call for you." Depositing his unemptied glass he went out and walked up and down the street.
Buck was engaged with Alston's basket, which was now on the scales. "Sixty-seven poun's," the overseer called. The slave's heart sank: only four pounds' gain after all his toil early and late! He was bitterly disappointed. He believed the overseer lied. Then his heart burned. Couldn't he leave his basket unemptied, and weigh it himself when the others were gone?
But never, never should the possession of this indispensable lid confirm you in the abominable practice of letting the chamber utensil remain in a patient's room unemptied, except once in the 24 hours, i.e., when the bed is made. As well might you have a sewer under the room, or think that in a water closet the plug need be pulled up but once a day.
"Ah," exclaimed Owen, who had drank freely, "are you alive again, child of the sun and playmate of the summer breeze, after your dismal winter's nap? Then it is time for me to be at work!" And, leaving his unemptied glass upon the table, he departed and was never known to sip another drop of wine. And now, again, he resumed his wanderings in the woods and fields.
The memory of my son Jeronymo! "Never, I believe, was any toast less heartily received. "'There is one glass still unemptied," said the marquis. 'Why does my son Lorenzo refuse to drink this friendly toast? "Lorenzo, trembling, received the glass from the hands of the monk; tremblingly he put it to his lips.
At this juncture, a squire entered to say that Shandy's presence was required at the gates, and that worthy, with a sorrowing and regretful glance at the unemptied flagon, left the room. For a few moments, the two men sat in meditative silence, which was presently broken by the old man of Torn. "Priest," he said, "thy ways with my son are, as you know, not to my liking.
Oh, Margaret, you understand, do you not? he cried, 'I am not worthy of you and of your love. Mine is an unhallowed name. Mine is a shadowed birth. Mine is the perpetual Gethsemane and mine the unemptied cup! "'Forgive me, Margaret, for the wrong I did you.
His pipe remains on the table where he left it smoking, lying across the unemptied pewter. He forgets it, too, though he follows her deliberately enough. Recollection and emergency rarely shake hands. She meets him on the stairs coming down from the room where the paralysed man lies, hearing but little, seeing only the walls and the ceiling. "It's on the corner of the chimney-piece," she says.
The casks looked like those in which the crude oil for the ship's Diesel engines arrived, and the fact that she was loading them unemptied-he presumed them unemptied seemed to indicate that the pumping plant on the wharf was out of order. The 5.3 p.m. ran, with a stop at Goole, to Doncaster, where the through carriage was shunted on to one of the great expresses from the north.
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