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...t it. Now!” “What the hell are you talking about!?” John took a step back- ward. “You are looking at the only survivors from the atack on Hartford. H... ...s informed her. “It will be magnifcent. Everything that we have worked to- ward is coming true, just as Lord Zodiac promised. I fnd that the 56 Mike... ...ere we go.” Josh put his hands on the seat in front of him and leaned for- ward. He was siting two seats back from the driver’s seat, and Talbot coul... ...imes ab- sent walls had put an end to that. He took a few quick steps for- ward then stopped when he heard a loud creak. His body weight must have be... ...n nervously slipped it into his pocket. “Sorry. Anyway, I found a digital cam- era. I could put her through facial recognition…see what it comes up ... ...n was the door to the interrogation room. Everyone saw him enter with the cam- era readied and in hand. “Smile for the camera!” Jade looked up as the... ... to re- start his heart, but it was too late. He was leaving. Floating up- ward he saw what appeared to be a tunnel made of pure light, so he moved t...

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...e green forest. The day had been long and his patience, as always, had been re­ warded. It did not matter that he had caught only one fish. The Grea... ...u think," he said, extending his hands out in front of him, as if attempting to ward off another onslaught. She took in a deep breath, sighed and tu... ...increasing gravi­ ty. He could feel the weight of his body slowly descending to­ ward the light that appeared to flicker. It reminded him of a campfi... ...ir place, their job, and were contented with their private, but substantial re­ wards. They were a strange ilk, the two of them, not like Pierce, wh... ...chest man in America. Matloch never missed an opportunity to be in front of the cam­ eras. He donned a pair of glasses, "I don't have a prepared stat... ... from sliding under the table. Jacobs was on his feet moving like a missile to­ ward Cox's booth even before the two blondes disappeared into the ha... ...the agenda that has just been presented to us," the Senator said playing to the cam­ eras. The Soul Bearer ••• "Let the record show that the Sena...

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...ck to that mountain. Did you ever tell anyone about the grizzly?” “Just the warden so he could post a warning. Certainly not Dad—he'd have been ho... ...pped it open. “The stone is a zircon set below our mountain. It’s supposed to ward off evil spirits.” A lump balled in her throat. She stared at th... ...ed her as much as the gift. She had to swallow before she could speak. “This wards off evil spirits?” He lifted her hair and placed the chain arou...

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...e it; you fairies aren’t exactly a colourful mob. Look at you; your whole wardrobe is so outdated, even Adam would be embarrassed to be seen with yo... ...it a classic Kodak moment, he frowned, having not caught it on his window cam for his dumbest acts collection. There was some truth in Snakelex’s wor... ...his health as she had seen healthier looking patients in a terminally ill ward. Mrs. Karen Sully was a different kettle of fish altogether; she stood...

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...an made such a furious lunge at him that if he had not sprung nimbly back- ward, it is probable he would have jested for the last time. The stranger, ... ...ai de Feraille to have a new blade put to his sword, and then returned to- ward the Louvre, inquiring of the first Musketeer he met for the situation ... ...nto Treville’s house, to place near him, to win his confidence, and after- ward to ruin him as had been done in a thousand other instances? He fixed h... ...TATE of fury, crossed the ante chamber at three bounds, and was darting to ward the stairs, which he reckoned upon descend- ing four at a time, when, ... ...gnan, monsieur.” “Well, then, Athos, Porthos, Aramis, and D’Artagnan, for- ward!” cried Athos. “Come, gentlemen, have you decided?” cried Jussac for t... ...e 309 Alexandre Dumas he could assume, “when we are about to enter upon a cam- paign—a campaign, in which my presentiments tell me I shall be killed—...

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...ted sailors, blue counts as red. Then we have “beefeaters,” (Footnote; The warders in the Tower of London are called “beefeaters”; the origin of the t... ...e sure, to the gigantic idols inside, out of the reach of the sacrilegious cam- era. To the right is a tropical thatched hut. The thatched roof is rea... ... have twin cities, or at the utmost stage of coa- lescence a city with two wards, Red End and Blue End; we mark the boundaries very carefully, and our... ...ta- tion, to judge by the alacrity with which a number of riflemen move to-wards the door. The inn, by the by, like the station and some private house... ...ho are, as the guide-book would say, “discoursing sweet music.” In neither ward of the city does there seem to be the slightest restraint upon the use... ...ually divided in our minds between the merits and attractiveness of either ward. A clockwork train comes clattering into the station, we take our plac... ...haps, I will write a great book about the war game and tell of battles and cam- paigns and strategy and tactics. But this time I set out merely to tel...

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... is what I was thinking. He was about all yesterday afternoon with Leonard Ward, and perhaps may have done something imprudent in the damp. I never kn... ...me away last dispen- sary day; and partly it was that young coxcomb, Henry Ward, thought it not worth while to trouble me about a simple epidemic. Sim... ... do. It will give him a practical lesson in simple epidemics.’ ‘ And Henry Ward has it!’ repeated Mary, looking so much dismayed that her father laugh... ...lace. Seventeen cases, and most of them the worst form!’ ‘But what was Mr. Ward about? “Says I to myself, here’s a lesson for me; This man’s... ...l be,” when Master Tom gets the upper hand of me,’ returned Dr. May. ‘Poor Ward, who has run to me in all his difficul- ties these thirty years, didn’... ...John’s at the same time.’ For Aubrey devoutly believed in Tom’s college at Cam- bridge, which had recovered all Dr. May’s allegiance. The extra bright... ...gone with his friend. ‘Come, Aubrey, that’s stuff. You’d have had to go to Cam- bridge, you know, without me, after I doggedly put myself at that plac...

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...re added to the table eq- uipage, already so unsuited to that rough sea-side farm. ‘She cam’ ashore Februar’ 10, about ten at nicht,’ he *Clock **Enjo... ...r, and the back-side of her is clear at hie-water o’ neaps. But, man! the dunt that she cam doon wi’ when she struck! Lord save us a’! but it’s an unc... ...he thing betokened, and why the wund gurled in the taps o’ the Cutchull’ns; for doon it cam’ – a wund do I ca’ it! it was the wund o’ the Lord’s anger... ...d, taking the imitation out of my hands, showed me where the boat was, pointed out sea- ward as if to indicate the position of the schooner, and then ... ...im out under the open heavens. ‘Did you ever look at the stars?’ he asked, pointing up- wards. ‘Often and often,’ answered Will. 57 Merry Men ‘And do... ... she keeps moving nearer; and remember, it is as if the gallows itself was striding to- wards you through the Christmas streets! Shall I help you; I, ... ...se of the minister’s strange looks and solitary life. FIFTY YEARS SYNE, when Mr. Soulis cam first into Ba’weary, he was still a young man – a callant,... ...heard. There were mony grave folk lang ower their prayers that nicht; but when the morn cam’ there was sic a fear fell upon a’ Ba’weary that the bairn... ...o be the heroine of many day- dreams, in which her eyes led on to, and sufficiently re- warded, crimes. She cast a dark shadow on my fancy; and when I...

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...o aid her, and (by wool Clothes or otherwise) reveal such even to the out- ward eye? “Men are properly said to be clothed with Authority, clothed with... ..., before a Higher in Heaven: such things, especially in infancy, reach in- wards to the very core of your being; mysteriously does a Holy of Holies bu... ...iring a continual Repair? Utmost satisfaction of our whole outward and in- ward Wants were but satisfaction for a space of Time; thus, whatso we have ... ... that it burnt under cover, as in a reverberating furnace, his feeling to- wards the Queens of this Earth was, and indeed is, alto- gether unspeakable... ... also your Diogenes, flame-clad, scaling the upper Heaven, and verging to- wards Insanity, for prize of a “high-souled Brunette,” as if the Earth held... ...so-called Fact were little better than a Fiction; if here we had no direct Cam- 144 Sartor Resartus era-obscura Picture of the Professor’s History; b... ...rturbed Goblins must? Napoleon too, and his Moscow Retreats and Austerlitz Cam- paigns! Was it all other than the veriest Spectre-hunt; which has now,...

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...he clanging hoof and horn. 7 Sir Walter Scott II. As Chief, who hears his warder call, ‘To arms! the foemen storm the wall,’ The antlered monarch of ... ...ooming from the sedgy shallow. Ruder sounds shall none be near, Guards nor warders challenge here, Here’s no war-steed’s neigh and champing, Shouting ... ...rose, With mingled outcry, shrieks, and blows; And mimic din of stroke and ward, As broadsword upon target jarred; And groaning pause, ere yet again, ... ...ured the ground. 36 The Lady of the Lake This youth, though still a royal ward, Risked life and land to be my guard, And through the passes of the wo... ... kindly pressed,— ‘O, could I point a place of rest! My sovereign holds in ward my land, My uncle leads my vassal band; T o tame his foes, his friends... ... trapped or slain? Thus treacherous scouts,—yet sure they lie Who say thou cam’st a secret spy!’— ‘They do, by heaven!—come Roderick Dhu And of his cl...

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...em. They all with- drew a pace or so and bowed. Then came one laughing to- wards me, carrying a chain of beautiful flowers altogether new to me, and p... ...e coming through the bushes and under some blossom-covered apple-trees to- wards me. I turned smiling to them and beckoned them to me. They came, and ... ...ternoon I met my little woman, as I believe it was, as I was returning to- wards my centre from an exploration, and she received me with cries of deli... ...thing. Yet, oddly enough, I found a far unlikelier substance, and that was cam- phor. I found it in a sealed jar, that by chance, I suppose, had been ... ... sorry not to use it. ‘A sudden thought came into my head as I stooped to- wards the portal. For once, at least, I grasped the mental operations of th... ... near, what I had taken to be a reddish mass of rock was moving slowly to- wards me. Then I saw the thing was really a monstrous crab- like creature. ...

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...s he whose days were long est in the land. These two varlets were held in ward by Gosselyn, the archbishop. So long as Constantine lived the realm ha... ...ither good nor ill, seeing they were but small and frail, and yet in their warden’s charge. As to Constant, the eldest son, who was of more fitting ye... ...ir city. When the messengers heard these tidings, they went swiftly to the warden of the city, adjuring him, by the king’s will, to lay hands upon Mer... ...carry him straightway to the king, together with the lady, his mother. The warden durst not deny their commandment. He deliv ered Merlin and his moth... ...e feast to be very rich and great. He summoned therefore dukes, earls, and wardens, yea, all his baronage from near and far, by brief and message, to ...

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... est dimidium scientiae. Skilfully to frame your question, is half way to- wards insuring the true answer. Two or three of the prob- lems treated in t... ... English stu- dents from Goettingen, but failed to see the phantom; after- wards in England (and under the three same conditions) he saw a much rarer ... ...arrel upon his own shadow for presuming to run before him when going west- wards in the morning, whereas, in all reason, a shadow, like a dutiful chil... ...ustrations of a Greek idiom; useful I call them, because four years after- wards, when I had made great advances in my knowledge of Greek, they so app... ...e than ever rang through the passionate wrath of prophecy, and that after- wards, in Jerusalem, cursed themselves, voluntarily taking on their own hea... ...fixed my atten- tion, but not as any telling point of contrast against the Cam- brian valleys. No faults, however, at that early age disturbed my plea... ...d served under Na- poleon in his first foreign campaign, viz., the Italian cam- paign of 1796, which accomplished the conquest of North- ern Italy. Th... ...rs, such as had proved fatal more than either once or twice in the Wexford cam- paign, his news was disbelieved; yet, if disbelieved, why there- fore ...

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...ake of one pris- oner,’ said his father, who had in the meantime come for- ward, and extended his hand to the knight, who took it, and uncovering his ... ...ew’s guardian, usually known by this curi- ous title; ‘and you here see my wards, the Lord Malcolm and Lady Lilias. Your knighthood will make allowanc... ...from Walter the Stewart, so much I know; 15 Yo n g e my lands lie Carrick-wards,’ said Sir James lightly, ‘but I have been a prisoner so long, that t... ...who was really thriving and growing happier every day, as he lost his awk- wardness and acquired a freedom and self-confidence such as he could never ... ...ith he fitted out my sister Philippa for the Swedes! Lucky the bride whose wardrobe is purveyed by honest Dick!’ ‘Is it not honour enough for the mech... ...e young laird—a feckless, ugsome, sickly wean he was, puir laddie—a knight cam by, an’ behoved to take him to the King. Nay, but if you’ve been at Par... ...ime that he had laid hands on her, and the hirpling doited brother of hers cam down with a strange knight, put her into St. Abbs, and made off for Eng... ...h them on each side of her, and us tall fellows behind and before, till we cam to Doune.’ ‘And what became of her, the poor lassie, then?’ inquired Ma... ... on anither little errand of the Earl of Fife into the Highlands, and only cam back hither a week syne, to watch the Border.’ ‘Had it been St. Andrew ...

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... become of this poor France? Dumouriez rode from the Camp of Maulde, east- ward to Sedan, on Tuesday last, the 28th of the month; reviewed that so-cal... ...e shivers back, at the sight of bloody sabres; but there is no return: On- wards! That fair hindhead is cleft with the axe; the neck is severed. That ... ... he is not the man that would swiftest of all prevent its so falling. For- ward, thou lost Titan of an Enfant Perdu; thou must dare, and again dare, a... ...ugwitz; him you could look at, with a kind of sardonic malice, rocking on- wards, step by step, there.’ (Campagne in Frankreich, Goethe’s Werke (Stutt... ...n - V olume Three General Dumouriez, in few brief days, is gone again, to- wards the Netherlands; will attack the Netherlands, winter though it be. An... ...e, and Hassenfratz dilapidations; to be concerting measures for the spring cam- paign: one finds him much in the company of the Girondins. Plotting wi...

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... o’ the jaw-hole.” “Oh, if ye get to eassel and wessel [Eastward and West- ward] again, I am undone!—Is there nobody that could guide me to this place... ... nobody that could guide me to this place? I will pay him handsomely.” The ward pay operated like magic. “Jock, ye villain,” ex- claimed the voice fro... ...e subjects of raillery against the poor scholar, from Juvenal’s time down- ward. It was never known that Sampson either exhibited ir- ritability at th... ...iced the smoky rafters of every kitchen in the country, by singing Captain Ward, and Bold Admiral Benbow, was banished from the district for no better... ...mpson’s been at hame these twa hours and mair, but I dinna think Mr. Harry cam hame wi’ him.” “Not come hame wi’ him?” said the lady; “desire Mr. Samp... ...a’ this country—the bairn disappeared the very day that Supervisor Kennedy cam by his end.—If ye kenn’d this country lang syne, your honour wad maybe ... ...hin a penny-stane cast o’ the head o’ the avenue at Ellangowan, when a man cam jingling to our door that night the young Laird was born, and my mother... ...he great Mahratta chief, Ram Jolli Bundleman—I was with him in most of his cam- paigns.” “Lord safe us,” said the landlady, “I must go see what he wou... ...hen wi’ the tods and brocks [Badgers]—and now they fear naething that ever cam wi’ a hairy skin on’t.” “I have no doubt, sir, they are thoroughbred—bu...

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...r reward you for your acts of humanity and true phi- lanthropy! The ‘Old Hebrew congregation of Liverpool’ thus express themselves through their secre... ...th as have sought the bodies of lost friends to give them burial in our consecrated grounds, with the observances and rites prescribed by the ordinanc... ...he matron intimated) should see the worst first. He was welcome to see everything. Such as it was, there it all was. This was the only preparation for... ...every pallet; but when I stopped beside a bed, and said ever so slight a word to the figure lying there, the ghost of the old character came into the ... ...sk matron up another barbarous stair- case, into a better kind of loft devoted to the idiotic and imbecile. There was at least Light in it, whereas th... ...s, is the tramp who pretends to have been a gentleman. ‘Educated,’ he writes, from the village beer-shop in pale ink of a ferrugi- nous complexion; ‘e...

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...s the old man had done, repeated a prayer, and then stroked his face down- wards. Only after that did he begin to speak. He told how an order had come... ...rew out an ace. Poltoratsky turned his kindly , wide-set black eyes to- wards the dissatisfied adjutant uncomprehendingly , as though just aroused ... ...entrance of the fort—and was placed on one of the empty beds in the common ward. There were four patients in the ward: one ill with typhus and in high... ...e waiting room with his brisk though limping step all eyes were turned to- wards him and he heard his name whispered from vari- ous parts of the room.... ...peared in the stalls. He came in with Loris-Melikov , Vorontsov’ s aide-de-cam;, in whose charge he was placed, and took a seat in the front row . Hav... ...er the maize fields and the meadows, the singers of each company came for- ward and songs filled the air. “Verry diff’rent, very diff’rent, Fagers ...

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...p on one hand, and the brook on the other; while an oak or two, like giant warders advanced from the wood, broke the sunshine of the green with a soft... ... that time. I have heard in general that Captain Sterling, then and after- wards, advocated “the Marquis of Wellesley’s policy;” but that also, what i... ...uet for the young soul, naturally captivated John Sterling; he said after- wards, “New things and experiences here were poured upon his mind and sense... ...nder prospect on a bright summer day, with the set of the air going south- ward,—southward, and so draping with the city-smoke not you but the city. H... ... a plan of it on a larger scale. Look now at 2: a is the bed; c, c the two wardrobes; b the corner in which we were. I was sitting in an arm-chair, ho... ...tensively among his friends, and loved to have them about him,—chiefly old Cam- bridge comrades now settling into occupations in the world;—and was fe...

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... It was not likely that my father, born in 1606, would live long enough to ward off from me this danger; and my mother repeatedly impressed on, me how... ...owever, when he broke the matter of the marriage to the young Duke, was to ward off a direct refusal; but that was sufficient for the success of the e... ...els were burnt or sunk, and twenty-seven taken, all richly freighted. This cam- 34 Saint-Simon paign cost the English and Dutch dear. It is believed ... ...rai was shown a copy. He saw at once the necessity of writing an- other to ward off the effect of such a blow. He must have had a great deal of matter... ...ur all the Court went to Monseigneur the Duc de Bourgogne, who went after- wards to the Princess. A little before mid-day the procession started from ... ...uch sorrow at this, that he fell into a languor, and died two years after- wards. At his death, Valincourt was chosen to work in his place with Despre... ...r to begin over again. I had served at the head of my regiment during four cam- paigns, with applause and reputation, I am bold enough to say it. I th... ...te as when abandoned. The Comte de T oulouse acquired great honour in this cam- paign, and his stupid teacher lost little, because he had little to lo... ...y was stationed with his forces. Nothing of importance occurred during the cam- paign, and the two armies went into winter quarters at the end of Octo...