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Shon broke the silence, by a whisper to Lawless: "Jo was a quiet man, as patient as a priest; but when his blood came up, there was trouble in the land. Do you remimber whin " Lawless interrupted him and motioned towards Pourcette. The old man, after a few puffs, held the pipe on his knee, disregarding it. Lawless silently offered him some more whisky, but he shook his head.
'Nursery rhymes, indeed! returned the offended young lady; 'you know it is a very wicked place, and papa would be very angry at your going there. She looked at Ethel, extremely shocked at her not having interfered, and disregarding all signs to keep silence.
I am thus enabled to detect any weakness and to strengthen character on that side. Most of the girls are embarrassed by the conflict of motives, and I have to impress upon them the necessity in life of disregarding those which are of less importance and of prompt action on the stronger.
"Do you accept them?" cried Herne, disregarding her supplications. Tristram answered in the affirmative. "Recall your words, grandfather recall your words!" cried Mabel. "I will implore pardon for you on my knees from the king, and he will not refuse me."
Forced by England's naval supremacy to abandon the notion of invasion, he suddenly changed front in August, 1805, and led his armies through Hanover and the smaller German states, disregarding the neutrality even of Prussia herself, and reached the Danube in rear of the Austrian army under Mack, which was at Ulm.
For a time a distant cuckoo was very perceptible, like a landmark looming up over a fog, like the cuckoo in the Pastoral Symphony. The bishop tried not to heed these sounds, but they were by their very nature insistent sounds. He lay disregarding them acutely. Presently he pulled the coverlet over his ears. A little later he sat up in bed.
He was driving straight across the carefully marked out roads of man's usage. He was disregarding the "No trespassing" signs. There was danger here. A man cutting a new path right across old ones meets stubborn undergrowth, and ugly thorn hedges. Jesus struck the thorns early, and right along to the last getting sharper. And they tore His face badly, as He cut the way through for His brothers.
We ate till we could eat no more, and then we sat in the wide-open tent, with the camp-fire blazing in front of us, and talked of everything under the stars. I like the Quaker speech: the gentle intimacy of their "little language," with its quaint "thees" and "thous," and the curious turn they give to their verbs, disregarding the formalities of grammar.
"Sure," put in Ed Meyers, disregarding the more intimate family details. "You two get together and fix things up in shape; then you can sign up and have it off your mind so you can enjoy the festive Christmas season." Emma McChesney had been gazing out of the window to where the street- lamps were reflected in the ice-covered pavements. Now she spoke, still staring out upon the wintry street.
"Don't you think," said Miss White, with some little hesitation, and with her eyes cast down "don't you think that would be a little inconvenient?" "I should say that was for you to decide," he answered, somewhat coldly; for it was too bad that she should be continually asking his advice and then openly disregarding it. "I should think it would be a little uncomfortable," she said, demurely.
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