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Updated: May 18, 2025
You got yourself into this difficulty, now get out of it as best you may," answered Butler. "There won't be any breakfast for three hours yet. Tighten your belt." "I I haven't any belt. I haven't my clothes on." "That's too bad," retorted Tad unfeelingly. "What'd you soak me for?" "A cold bath in the morning is an excellent tonic. Hadn't you ever heard that?"
We stood aside, out of the cun of the officers, and had a good talk over old times. Harry Bennett, the man who had the palsy, and was unfeelingly left on shore when the Alert sailed, came home in the Pilgrim, and I had the pleasure of helping to get him into the Massachusetts General Hospital.
He struck with arms and legs extended. He clung like a bur to the bovine's side, for a moment before he dropped and everyone roared unfeelingly, in relief of the tension on the nerves. The next they knew Van was there with his horse, shaking the animal's muzzle. "My boy!" he said. "My boy! My luck has changed!" Apparently it had.
The German turn'd his head back, looked down upon him as Goliah did upon David, and unfeelingly resumed his posture. I was just then taking a pinch of snuff out of my monk's little horn box. And how would thy meek and courteous spirit, my dear monk! so temper'd to BEAR AND FORBEAR! how sweetly would it have lent an ear to this poor soul's complaint!
Only the muffled hum and roar of the factory betrayed any signs of life; and overhead a fine, keen, chilly rain began falling. Nejdanov gazed up through the crooked branches of the tree under which he was standing at the grey, cloudy sky looking down upon him so unfeelingly. He yawned and lay down. "There's nothing else to be done. I can't go back to St. Petersburg, to prison," he thought.
Now the English have more than a thousand black holes into which they unfeelingly thrust their impressed men, and their prisoners of war.
She could, in fact, think of little else than this new idea. She hushed Helen as best she could. She told her she forgave her but she said it unfeelingly and more to hush her chum than aught else. She wanted to think out this new train of thought to its logical conclusion. "Hush and go to sleep, Helen," she advised. "We shall neither of us be fit to get up at rising bell. It is very late.
Base Jerry Boyle might be, ready to sacrifice unfeelingly the innocent for his own pleasure and gain, ready to strike at their dearest hopes, ready to trample under his feet the green gardens of their hearts' desire; yet, who should sit in judgment on him, or seek a justification in his deeds to to Even then she could not bring her thoughts to express it, although her wild heart had sung over it less than twenty-four hours before.
With each succeeding day he became more and more convinced that they were more irrational and altogether worse than he that they were not the masters of life, but its slaves, and that it was turning them around, bending and breaking them at its will, while they succumbed to it unfeelingly and resignedly, and none of them but he desired freedom.
At the little table opposite the bar he sat with brandy and a glass and deliberately drank until he felt neither the ache of his old wounds nor the sting of this fresh thrust of fate. Then he knew that he was drunk, but that his keen, crooked mind would obey his will, unfeelingly, yet with no hesitation and no stumbling. He rose and hobbled to the outer door.
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