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"Stop, Serge!" cried Marcus, passionately, and he laid his hand upon his old comrade's blade. "I am a Roman, if only a boy, and I have the right to appeal." Turning to Caius Julius, he cried: "You refused me once, sir, when I appealed to you, saying that I was but a weak unseasoned boy not in those words, but that is what you meant."
Good-night." A few moments after, Gaston went to the library. He heard the voices of Sir William and his uncle. He knocked and entered. Ian, with exaggerated courtesy, rose. Gaston, with easy coolness, begged him to sit, lit a cigar, and himself sat. "My father has been feeding me with raw truths, Cadet," said his uncle; "and I've been eating them unseasoned.
"It sounds like a tread-mill going its rounds. Can't you nail these down, daddy?" His father explained that the unseasoned lumber of the puncheons would so shrink in the drying that no fastening could hold them.
She sighed and turned back into the room. "Thou shalt eat," and the aged woman took bread from the oven and placed it on a wooden table in the center of the room. "Sit thee down." Sara sat down and glanced over the small table. "Bread and unseasoned sop!" she exclaimed. "And water," cheerfully added Grandmother Rachael, as she poured the contents of a skin bottle into a pitcher.
These huts were made of unseasoned timber, and large gaps appeared in the floors through which the cold east wind entered, reducing the temperature to a figure well below zero. The first week or so was devoted to training. There was a fear at this time that the principles of open warfare might easily be forgotten during the long periods of stagnation in the trenches.
Moreover, all the delicacies that Pete had brought had been consumed, despite their most careful husbanding, and even the meager supply of salt and pepper would soon be exhausted, leaving only the unseasoned venison of odious memory. The night before the day set for their departure, Pete broiled strips of venison sufficient for a week or more, and stowed them in his knapsack.
She had plenty of courage to bear the hard words now, but they cut deeply into her unseasoned heart. Ellen went on past the factories to the main street of Rowe. She had no idea of giving up her efforts to obtain employment. She said to herself that she must have work. She thought of the stores, that possibly she might obtain a chance to serve as a sales-girl in one of them.
The doctor had decided on the outside run, and brief as is my acquaintance with the "lonely Labrador," I knew what that meant. I therefore betook myself betimes to bed as the best spot for an unseasoned mariner. Twelve o'clock found us barely holding our own against a furious head wind and sea "An awful night for a sinner," as our cheery Prophet remarked as he lurched past my cabin door.
At Fort Edward General Burgoyne again found it necessary to pause in his career, for his carriages, which in the hurry had been made of unseasoned wood, were much broken down and needed to be repaired.
Nor will the accompaniments of the first Passover be wanting. Here we feast in the night; the dawn will bring freedom and escape. Here we eat the glad Bread of God, not unseasoned with bitter herbs of sorrow and memories of the bondage, whose chains are dropping from our uplifted hands.
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