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La!" Which of her mistresses the "her" referred to remained unspecified; but Elizabeth, spurred to action by some new idea, went briskly back into the bedrooms, and looked about to see if there was any thing she could find to do. At last, with a sudden inspiration, she peered into a wash-stand, and found there an empty ewer. Taking it in one hand and the candle in the other, she ran down stairs.
First, he can rapidly determine whether the provisional saving suggested by substitution of unspecified materials is a wise change. Second, he knows whether the bidder under consideration is dependable or inclined to skimp in hidden but essential points. There is, also, the possible chance that none of the bids submitted come within the sum the owner is prepared to spend.
Implied conditions, though unexpressed, need not be hidden, they are rather such as any one who agreed to the main stipulation would recognize as involved; and the word implied might even carry the plea that they were unspecified because openly apparent. The word is no doubt abused and intrudes everywhere.
Not "a dog" or "the dog" but "dog" unspecified and absolute. True, till 1700 it was largely a matter of silhouette, the lissom outline was there, but with a certain variety of colouring. Then the 18th century stepped in and made spots de rigueur Dalmatians invaded new territory. They conquered the kingdom of china and occupied a commanding position in coaching prints.
He remained one of the pillars of this theatre until 1782, when Ryder, the patentee, became a bankrupt. Owenson was then engaged by Richard Daly to perform at the Smock Alley Theatre, and also to fill the post of assistant-manager. By this time Sydney had made her appearance in the world, arriving on Christmas Day in some unspecified year.
Something in him cried out for affection, for companionship, for a woman's tenderness bestowed unequivocally. The mating instinct was driving him, as it drove the birds. But its urge was not the general, unspecified longing which turns a man's eyes upon any desirable woman. Very clearly, imperiously, this dominant instinct in MacRae had centered upon Betty Gower. He was at war with his instincts.
To them was given the dark and fearful extent of power which enabled them to examine and to punish persons accused of offences unspecified by any peculiar law an ordinance than which, had less attention been paid to popular control, the wildest ambition of despotism would have required no broader base for its designs.
Halfpenny may receive the unspecified maid that the child may bring. 'How jolly we shall be! I wish Ada had come. 'I tried to drag her out, but it gets harder and harder to shake her up. You must come back with me and see her. 'I say, Jane, have you seen Maurice's child lately? 'Not very. She wouldn't come with the others last week. 'What do you think about her?
One of the very oldest documents we possess mentions a tradition of a biologist who extracted certain unspecified minerals from the earth and, as it quaintly expresses it, 'breathed into their nostrils the breath of life. This is the only tradition from the primitive ages which we can regard as really scientific.
He went to his study, wrote, tore up, and wrote again a letter to his wife, asking her to come back on account of domestic difficulties which he specified at first, but in a later draft more discreetly left unspecified.
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