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"Why, get the cramps. Suppose you got the cramps, then what?" "Aw, pshaw! Cramps nothin'! They hain't no sich of a thing. And, anyhow, if I did get 'em, wouldn't jist kick 'em right out. This way." "Now, Robbie, you know you did have a terrible cramp in your foot just only the other night. Don't you remember?" "Aw, that! That ain't nothin'. That ain't the cramps that drownds people.
In this I was placed, in a half sitting, half recumbent posture, which I need scarcely observe was not very agreeable. When I got out to call at a gentleman's house, before I reached my ultimate destination, I found that the cramp in the calves of my legs had so disabled me, that I could scarcely stand, and it was a considerable time before I could walk unaided and free from pain.
Both men sprang overboard at the same moment, and made for the spot where little Maikar was still giving vent to bubbling yells and struggling with his oar. Bladud was soon alongside of him, and, seizing his hair, raised him out of the water. "Got the cramp," he shouted. "Keep still, then, and do what I tell ye," said the prince, in a tone of stern command.
The cramp and padding should be at once placed in position and screwed down tightly. All glue appearing above the joints should be carefully wiped away with a cloth kept ready to hand for the purpose; it is better to do that now than have to scrape or cut it away when hard; it will also save time. Ample time must be allowed for the glueing to thoroughly dry.
"Bless me, Miss Bond, is it you? I am sure I am much honoured very much!" "No honour, sir," she replied, "but necessity. I have been to Doctors Commons; have seen the will it is my father's writing!" "You confess this to me?" said Mr. Cramp, drawing back on his chair, and almost gasping for breath. "I do," she answered; "I proclaim it; it is my father's copy of the original will.
For example, one who has decided most firmly that he "cannot do at all with anything cold," is suffering from cramp, and nothing but cold will relieve him, but you must not even hint at any such application. You must in such a case consider how this prejudice took its rise.
The danger was that such a war static, dogged, uneventful might gradually cramp instead of enlarging the mood of the lookers-on. Conscription, of course, was there to minimize this danger. Every one was sharing alike in the glory and the woe. But the glory was not of a kind to penetrate or dazzle.
And while he was trying to do it in the parlour of the flat one night when he imagined that Minnie was in the kitchen cooking supper, she came in unexpectedly to ask how he wanted the steak cooked. He explained that he had had a sudden touch of cramp, but the incident shook his nerve. After this he decided that he must have lessons. Complications did not cease with this resolve.
"No," curtly replied Ferris. "I came here directly from the train. I wished to stop and see my mother and sister; but Wade's illness has upset all my plans. "I have to go on to Philadelphia at once on some private business for the Chief. You know he is a very heavy stockholder in the Cramp Shipbuilding Company. I will not be back for several days."
Nearly all the influences in Charlotte Bronté's life were such as these, which would seem to cramp if not to stifle sensitive talent. But Charlotte Bronté's nature was one of indomitable courage, that circumstances might shadow but could not obscure. Out of the meagre elements of her narrow life she evolved works that stand among the imperishable things of English literature.
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