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Weller, using the watch after the manner of a president's hammer, and remarking with great pride that nothing hurt it, and that falls and concussions of all kinds materially enhanced the excellence of the works and assisted the regulator, knocked the table a great many times, and declared the association formally constituted. 'And don't let's have no grinnin' at the cheer, Samivel, said Mr.
The hoarse bellowing of the alligators the concussions made by their great tails striking the water the croaking of the pelicans, and the clattering of their huge mandibles the doleful screaming of the herons, cranes, and qua-birds the shrieks of the osprey and the shrill maniac laughter of the white-headed eagle, piercing through all other sounds formed a medley of voices as unearthly as inharmonious.
The steamer goes steadily on, pointing her unswerving prow directly toward her port of destination, and triumphing easily, and apparently without effort, over all the fury of the wind and the shocks and concussions of the waves. The worst that the storm can do is to retard, in some degree, the swiftness of her motion.
But a feverish restlessness, the knowledge of his vital implication in his struggle, would not let him rest in any place for long. Was the struggle on his behalf alone? And then in a desolate place came the shock of an earthquake a roaring and thundering a mighty wind of cold air pouring through the city, the smash of glass, the slip and thud of falling masonry a series of gigantic concussions.
Next she discovered that rain was pattering on the zinc roof, and that the violent concussions she felt beneath her must be due to the horns of goats knocking up against the boards of her bedroom. Ah! she thought, the men had forgotten to pen the goats, and they were sheltering from the rain in the open space under the floor of the house.
Civilization, my grandsons, civilization was passing in a sheet of flame and a breath of death. At ten o'clock that night, the great powder magazines at Point Pinole exploded in rapid succession. So terrific were the concussions that the strong building rocked as in an earthquake, while every pane of glass was broken.
He saw, he said, genii climbing up and down on the beam. Be that as it may, he swears upon the Beard of the Prophet that a second ray of light of a lavender colour, like the eye of a long-dead mullet flashed down alongside the yellow beam. Instantly the earth blew up like a cannon up into the air, a thousand miles up. It was as light as noonday. Deafened by titanic concussions he fell half dead.
The orchestra, after terrific concussions, fell silent, and then a troupe of players in costume, cramped on the narrow trestle boards, performed a sample scene from "The Forty Thieves," just to give the crowd in front an idea of the wonders of this powerful work.
The element and the temperament of its nature, and the force of its action, have been displayed in the tremendous concussions attending its conflict with the power arrayed in behalf of the old order of things to crush it. And is this spirit crushed? Is it subdued?
Between forty-five hundred and five thousand metres, their bursts have been so close under us that we have been lifted by the concussions and set down violently again at the bottom of the vacuum; and this on a clear day when a chasse machine is almost invisible at that height, and despite its speed of two hundred kilometres an hour.
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