»»Ellette tahdo minua häväistä», huudahti Haran, »niin minkätähdenkohtelette minua näin ynseästi?»»Teillä on oikeus nimittää sitä ynseydeksi», vastasi Sutšarita, »muttaminun on pakko tehdä itseni siihen vikapääksi, sillä minä en voi —»Ulkoa kuului ääni: »Didi, saanko tulla sisään?»Sanomattomin helpotuksen tunnoin Sutšarita heti huudahti: »Ah, tekösiellä, Binoi Babu? Tulkaahan sisään!»»Sinä erehdyt, _didi_, täällä ei ole Binoi Babu, vaan pelkkä Binoi.
” That she had“made of him”—meaning undoubtedly the moment of his awakening when hehad embraced her and she had kissed him—and had done her best by himaccording as the Lord gave her strength.
Ashman watched the craft and its occupant asclosely as if his own fate were wrapped up in its movements--asupposition which it was not improbable was fact itself.
Sinä tahdot tyytyäsiihen epämääräiseen ajatukseen, että jonakin suotuisana hetkenä voialkaa taistelu Intian vapauden puolesta.
Halfred speaks thusabout it:-- "Does Olaf live? or is he dead? Has he the hungry ravens fed? I scarcely know what I should say, For many tell the tale each way.
It seemed this gay _fanfare_ had loosed their tongues, for at once aclatter of laughter and merry voices began.
„Die Gundel,“[3] sagte er heiser, „die Gundel“ -- so hießseine Wärterin -- „hat mich wohl verklagt, ich bete ihr alleweil zuwenig, es hilft ja doch zu nichts mehr, nein, es hilft nichts mehr;wenn nur das Versehen[4] helfen möcht’.
"He says that more men are killed by overwork than the importance of thisworld justifies.
But from the historicalviewpoint it is perhaps more exact to distinguish between Palestine andSyria, and confine the latter name to the territory which lies to thenorth of the Hebrew boundary-town of Dan.
We were alone, and only ninepersons in all, but they must have had reason for fear.
It is called Chiséra, and windsaway to the west to fall into the Kalongosi and Moero.
He took the hand, timidly at first, and considered it as Adam consideredthe Apple.
His coat would hardly have passed muster in San Francisco;his foot-gear was not of urban origin, and the hat that lay by him onthe floor (he was the only one uncovered) was such that if one hadconsidered it as an article of mere personal adornment he would havemissed its meaning.
And what do you think? All these five years I did not livewith him, and yet I took his money, and considered I was quitejustified
”“Well,” said Remington, with an evident effort, “one other thing iscertain, and that is that it’s nearly dinner-time.
“It wasn’t the Howland person getting money to which she had noright—it was my parting with it that counted! Can’t you understand?”“You might have given it to the Orphanage, instead of Miss Howland whoreally didn’t——”“Child, child! You’ll never know how much I have given to the Orphanagesince you arrived to make my life worth while!” 오산 귀여운연인 V“Mother,” said the girl after 인연터치 a time, “tell me why you really want me togo away? Why is it you don’t want me around where Gordon is? What’s thematter with him?”“I said he was a ‘rotter.
The cigars were still fresh in the pocket humidor where I hadput them six months ago.
Now and then we saw ghostly petals ofsyringa blossoms flutter down in the shadows beneath, the worldvoluptuous with summer scents about us.
a day was bid, even for its temporary possession, sohighly were the shares suddenly prized.
But—but—it’s a serious thing for a womanto send a man to war under the impression she loves him, when she isn’tsure of it herself.
When the palelight returned, the two phantoms were as in the grasp of the shadow thattowered between them; and there was a blood-stain on the breast of thefemale; and the phantom male was leaning on its phantom sword, and bloodseemed trickling fast from the ruffles, from the lace; and the darknessof the intermediate Shadow swallowed them up--they were gone.
”“I shall call the servants!”“Go ahead; I can lick any darned fathead Aunt Gracia’s got around here.
She continued in an uneven querulous voice, always rubbing her handstogether nervously.
He fell asleep on the bench; but his mental disquiet continued throughhis slumbers.
The mere partition-wall beneath us is nineteen feet thick, asingle stone in one of the gate-towers is twenty-five feet long, and theentrance stairway, now half-buried beneath an orchard, is a hundred andfifty feet wide.
At fiveo’clock in the morning he was asleep—it was October, and at five in themorning 계룡 임­정­오­사­교­댄­스 it was cold and dark
” (Theprince was much distressed; he seemed worn out with fatigue, and spokealmost incoherently.
Here,you—scarecrow!” he added, addressing the clerk at his side, “is itsacrilege or not, by law?”“Sacrilege, certainly—certainly sacrilege,” said the latter
”Hippolyte himself seemed to be hopeful about his state of health, as isoften the case with consumptives.
The latter informed him that he wished well tothe unfortunate young man, and would gladly do what he could to “savehim,” but that he did not think it would be seemly for him to interferein this matter.
Yes, that’s true! I pityhim, to tell the truth, but I dare not say so, because everybody wouldlaugh at me—but I do pity him! And who are the really clever men, afterall? Money-grubbers, every one of them, from the first to the last.
What she could read in my face I do notknow, but to me it seemed that everything was written there onlytoo plainly.
Then he started off, like some knight of old on a questcommanded by his lady, to get the dinner on which she had so stronglyinsisted.
After all, the idea was quite logical; aparasite and landowner naturally supposed that intelligence was amarketable commodity like everything else, and that in Switzerlandespecially it could be bought for money.
”“Oh, of course, of course; and you quite understand that I—”“Yes; and I have another request to make, general
Asbjorn got a good breeze, landed in the evening at Karmtsund,near to Augvaldsnes, and remained there for the night.
Mutta eniten häntä hämmästytti se, ettei Motilal enempää kuinRamapatikaan näyttänyt vähimmässäkään määrässä hämmästyvän kaikestanäkemästään — pikemmin tuntui siltä, kuin he olisivat pitäneet Goranhämminkiä aiheettomana.
He was a big-bodied, smallheaded man, with iron fists, a paving-block jaw and legs like telephonepoles.