Vietnam or Thailand ? Vote for the TOP Country of the Week !
Updated: May 31, 2025
How astonished the Governor and I would have been to know that in twenty years' time his much-loved island would be transformed into one solid concreted German fortress! Sir Fitzhardinge had a great love for the theatre. He was, I believe, the only person who had ever tried to write plays in two languages.
George Graham, up to this moment still officially known as cadet, touches his mother's arm at sound of the third name on the list that of Connell, his chum, his chosen comrade, his much-loved classmate through the long four years. "Dear old Con," he murmurs into her ears. "I'll telegraph my congratulations to him, whatever comes to me."
"The voices of the much-loved dead, Seen floating thereupon All, all my fond heart cherished Ere death had made it lone." My first object was to lie and rest my senses, so that I should recover a little of my bodily strength, as well as have my thoughts about me. Of wild beasts I could not be afraid; I knew there were none.
He had married when a young man, but of all his children, none remained but his daughter Emma, in gaining whom he lost a much-loved wife, she having died in child-birth.
He accompanied them and their personal luggage to the station only, having, he said, to remain in town a short time on business with his lawyer. They went, dubious and discontented for the much-loved Cope had made no sign. 'If we were going down to live here alone, said Mrs Millborne to her daughter in the train; 'and there was no intrusive tell-tale presence! . . . But let it be!
I was anxious to go down to his cabin, and arrange in safe nooks comforts for his use on the voyage. In half an hour the vessel was ready to sail. One last grasp of the hand, one loving smile, and we parted never to meet again on earth. So far this kind and much-loved friend!
Your salary is not large, but your heart is so great and noble, that you give the little you possess to the poor and suffering, and care for others while you yourself need care. Allow me, my much-loved master, something of that same happiness which you enjoy. The banker Farenthal has orders to pay to you quarterly the sum of two hundred thalers; you will to-morrow receive the first instalment."
Mary Anderson, a member of the Boot and Shoe Workers' International Board, is of Scandinavian origin, and has all the steadfastness of the Swedes. Another very excellent organizer and much-loved trade unionist is Emma Steghagen, also of the Boot and Shoe Workers, and for seven years secretary of the Chicago League.
As her foot touched the first step, she raised her eyes with a look of despair to heaven, and her trembling lips murmured these words, "Catharine once more in chains!" Maria Theresa was no more. On the 29th day of November, of the year 1780, she went to rejoin her much-loved "Franz" him to whom her last words on earth were addressed.
But it was not true: Forster's father was a large "grazier" or dealer in cattle. Elwin, however, was inflexible: some Newcastle alderman had hunted up entries in old books, and he thought the evidence convincing. Another incident connected with the memory of her much-loved husband, that gave this amiable woman much poignant distress, was a statement made by Mr.
Word Of The Day
Others Looking