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Updated: May 3, 2025
But after a week had dragged itself to an end, and she had not even seen Schilsky again, she grew restless and unsure; and sometimes at night, when Johanna thought she was asleep, she would stand at her window, and, with a very different face from that which she wore by day, put countless questions to herself, all of which began with why and how.
Over and over again came these few sad notes, increasing in number, fainting, despairing, and reviving again; till at last, with a fluttering of agonized wings, as of a soul struggling up out of the purgatorial smoke, the music- bird sprang aloft, and broke into a wild but unsure jubilation.
But we are for training. I hope my meaning is clear? 'Quite. You would have boxing with the gloves to be a kind of monastic recreation. 'Recreation is the word, sir; I have often admired it, said Skepsey, blinking, unsure of the signification of monastic. 'I was a bit of a boxer once, Mr. Fenellan said, conscious of height and breadth in measuring the wisp of a figure before him.
But language is a treacherous thing, a most unsure vehicle, and it can seldom arrange descriptive words in such a way that they will not inflate the facts by help of the reader's imagination, which is always ready to take a hand, and work for nothing, and do the bulk of it at that. I will begin with a few sentences from the excellent little local guide-book of Mr. Satya Chandra Mukerji.
They have their moments of pure ecstasy; but the moments are short and unsure. Soon they fall back into the world of human interests and feel emotions, good no doubt, but inferior. I do not dream of saying that what they get from art is bad or nugatory; I say that they do not get the best that art can give.
And so I came at the last to a time when I had walked through four-and-twenty weariful hours; and was eager that I should come to a safe place for my sleep; yet did lack a happy belief of safety, in that I had come twice anigh to so grim trouble; and unsure I was that I did not be secretly pursued in the night.
He did not look at her, but he smiled with the lower part of his face, putting his head aside in an odd gesture of assent. His eyes were unchanging, glazed with darkness. 'Cawsts something to change your mind, he said, in an incredibly low accent. 'Only ten shillings this time, said Birkin. The man looked up at him with a grimace of a smile, furtive, unsure.
"I was talking to the Emperor again earlier today. I spent most of the morning studying your records, then told him what I'd found. We were both quite impressed." Medart paused, seeming unsure of himself, then hurried on. "We need more Rangers, especially non-human ones, and you more than qualify. We're I'm asking you to consider joining us."
Otherwise, you will have to stay four days and your poor father suffering " She seemed unsure now, and his hands in the uncertainty of that moment were moist like melting ice. "So, then, you accept", said he: "a little audience you grant me? Or rather, I grant you". "When, my Lord King?" "At three No, what folly! At four. Will you? At four? And here? Say at four".
Yes, for one brief second she stood there, like an angel set in judgment over me, and the next we had come together again, softly, gently, happily; I heard that strange, deep sigh, already mentioned, half of satisfaction, half, it seemed, of pain, as she sank down into my arms and found relief in quiet sobbing on my breast. And pity then returned. I felt unsure of myself again.
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