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Updated: May 29, 2025
An exclamation uttered to call the attention of another to the presence of the speaker, from the respectful verb "to say." Our colloquial "say" does not give the proper meaning. Our "please" comes nearer to it. Now, strange to say, on the night of the seventh day after she had vowed this vow, there came to her in a dream Kwannon-Sama who said to her: "The prayer which you prayed I shall grant."
And then just at this hottest moment came the blow which has been told of in the last chapter. But Miss Baker, as she prepared herself for Miss Todd's party, would not believe that the matter was hopeless. The quarrels of lovers have ever been the renewal of love, since the day when a verb between two nominative cases first became possessed of the power of agreeing with either of them.
He was but a poor man himself, said Peggotty, but as good as gold and as true as steel those were her similes. It appeared, in answer to my inquiries, that nobody had the least idea of the etymology of this terrible verb passive to be gormed; but that they all regarded it as constituting a most solemn imprecation.
You yielded first, you know. Ha, ha, ha!" "As the stronger yields to the weaker, from courtesy and compassion. However, to proceed. We have both conjugated amo before we ever saw each other, so that our recurrence to the good old verb seemed somewhat like a Saturday's repetition.
Harrigan was talking and he was replying; and she thought him charming, whereas he had not formed any opinion of her at all, nor later could remember a word of the conversation. "Tea!" bawled the colonel. The verb had its distinct uses, and one generally applied it to the colonel's outbursts without being depressed by the feeling of inelegance.
Strictly speaking, the Indian tongues consist only of the verb, which may be said to absorb all the other parts of speech. Declensions, articles, and cases are deficient; the adjective has a verbal termination; the idea expressed by the noun takes a verbal form; every thing is conjugated, nothing declined. The conjugation changes with every slight variation in the action spoken of.
2 From the verb "to chit," to sprout to shoot at the end of the grain; provincial and almost obsolete. Ed. 3 These ideas are as new as they are striking and splendid. Our vile bodies, when raised from the dust, shall be spiritual like that of Christ with him in glory; "bright as the sun and stars and angels."
Beetle, you purport to be an editor. Perhaps you can enlighten the form as to formes." "What, sir! Whose form! I don't see that there's any verb in this sentence at all, an' an' the Ode is all different, somehow." "I was about to say, before you volunteered your criticism, that an accident must have befallen the paper in type, and that the printer reset it by the light of nature.
Many a fine character has been ruined by the stupid brutality of pedagogs. The parts of speech are a boy's pillory. I was myself flogged fifteen times in one forenoon, over the conjugation of a verb. Punish if you must; but be kind too, and let the sugar-plum go with the rod. My being such a small creature was a misfortune for the Pope. He despised me too much.
He had discovered that her ignorance was as unusual as her knowledge. "Who is Wilde? Oh, just a little bit of English literature. Christian name of Oscar. You'll come across him when you go shopping." A faint pucker appeared between the secretary's eye-brows. "You are coming shopping, aren't you?" asked Spence, faintly stressing the verb. "I want to." "That's settled then."
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