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...IOS Y EXPERIMENTAR SU PODER, en el momento de su necesidad. Yo planté, Apolos regó; pero el crecimiento lo ha dado Dios. Así que ni el que planta...

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...ping back from her reaction, "I'm sorry, I didn't mean to startle you," he said apologetically. "Richard Hawk, Goddamn you!" Her nostrils flared. "Y... ...expected a stodgy old looking professor of archeology," she shrugged and smiled apologetically. "What does that look like? .. 1 mean why would you t... ...ed nearly to a whisper, "And what's more, Dr. Hawk, I need you," he said almost apologetically. "Sir, you don't even know me." "Oh, but I do," he s... ... wrestled the suitcase from the carousel like it was a crocodile, all the while apologizing to the angry people he had displaced along his path. "W... ..., owner of Rapini Mining Company. "I didn't mean to sleep so much," Aaron said apologetically. "No need to apologize," Rapini said tossing the towe... ... got a call from someone say- The Soul Bearer •• a ing he was from the CDC. He apologized and said we would be getting the information we requested... ...till don't get it, Doctor." "The CDC doesn't operate that way. No one calls and apolo­ gizes. Then this guy starts asking questions that no one at th... ...li­ quor cabinet and poured himself an ounce of Bourbon. "How­ ever, lowe you an apology. At first, I thought you were grabbing at straws, but you ju... ...r, but he remained committed to trying a conciliatory ap­ proach. "First, let me apologize for not contacting you prior to the Press Conference. Ever...

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...y life than by Sir James’s arrival, and the suddenness of it requires some apology to you, my dear sister; though to ME, as a mother, it is highly fla... ...ver. I would rather work for my bread than marry him. I do not know how to apolo- gize enough for this letter; I know it is taking so great a liberty.... ...idea it would end so.” “My love,” I replied, “do not think it necessary to apolo- gize to me on that account. I shall feel myself under an obligation ...

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... the front garden under his canvas coat. Then, coming out, he would remark apolo- getically, “It was only a small kettle, my dear.” And, if not too ti... ... has been worrying a long time about his lost son,” said Bessie, in a low, apologetic tone. “W ell, I am his son.” “Harry!” she cried—and was profound...

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... alone so long, and I was so weary of it!” “By Jove, and so had I. Make no apology. And let me tell you this,—though perhaps you will not credit me,— ... ... to waken me as I seemed weary. “It has been that double bathing,” I said, apolo- getically; for I always feel ashamed when I am detected sleeping in ... ...emain. “Sir William,” said I, after a minute’s consideration, “if you will apologise to me for the gross insults you have offered me, it shall be as y... ... offered me, it shall be as you say.” “Mr. Jones,” said Sir William, “I do apologise for the words which I used to you while I was labouring under a v... ...on of the circumstances.” I do not know that I was much the better for the apology, but at the moment I regarded it sufficient. Their things were then...

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...let him listen to the words of one who was their comrade in life and their apolo- gist when they were dead. Some of the insane controversial matter I ...

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...of coffee presently. “I am afraid you will have a poor breakfast,” I cried apolo- getically. “We have been sixty-one days at sea, you know.” A quiet l... ...s-grown than the street: a small door, simply on the latch. With a word of apology as to showing me the way, Jacobus preceded me up a dark passage and... ...the table. At this demonstration of ill-humour he murmured something in an apologetic tone, and I turned on him viciously as if he were accountable to...

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... simple unaffected air when in this mood, and would take care artlessly to apolo- gize for her blunders, so that all the world should know that she ha... ... W enham with this sort of language; and dammy, Mr. Wenham, you deserve an apology. And as for a challenge to Lord Steyne, you may get somebody else t... ...ve been so educated time out of mind, and we have hundreds of thousands of apolo- gists and admirers of injustice, misery, and brutality, as perpe- tr... ...lled the waiters “mon- sieur,” and paid the chambermaids in politeness and apolo- gies, what far more than compensated for a little niggardliness in p... ...d pardon of all her servants for troubling them to answer the bell —if she apologized to a shopboy who showed her a piece of silk, or made a curtsey t...

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... thing looked into at Washington, and says: “You’ll see that they’ll have to apologize for insulting the flag, and pay an indemnity, too, on top of it... ... that’s what it is.” “Who gits it, Mars Tom?” “Why, we do.” “En who gits de apology?” “The United States. Or, we can take whichever we please. We can... ...y?” “The United States. Or, we can take whichever we please. We can take the apology, if we want to, and let the gov’ment take the money.” “How much m... ... Abroad Mark Twain 72 business to me, and I asked Tom if countries always apolo gized when they had done wrong, and he says: “Yes; the little ones...

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...l apol ogy. I should wish to be understood, miss, as hereby offering that apology—limiting it, as your own good sense and right feeling will point ou... ... descrip tion, Lady Dedlock; but as they are not of my making, I will not apologize for them. The position I hold in reference to Sir Leicester is so... ...f she comes again, send her here.” Mr. Snagsby, with much bowing and short apologetic coughing, takes his leave, lightened in heart. Mr. T ulkinghorn ... ...ll are, of your consideration. Indeed the mistake was mine, and I ought to apologize for it.” I had not once looked up. I had not seen the visitor and... ...est, on good behaviour, as long as Mr., I ask your pardon, sir”— he refers apologetically to the card Allan has given him— ”Mr. Woodcourt pleases. Don... ...tages and that good fortune simply because she has”—Sir Leicester, with an apolo getic but dignified inclination of his head towards the ironmaster, ... ...ouncewell after a pause of a few moments, “I beg to take my leave, with an apology for having again troubled you, though not of my own act, on this ti... ... word or two after her dinner? My Lady will receive him now. He comes now, apologizing for intruding, even by her permission, while she is at table. W... ...bbed his swarthy forehead for a moment with a good humoured look and said apologetically, “I am such a short winded talker that I must think a bit.”...

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...oom in this remarkable drama. Alice was going to be Mrs. Ralph. He came in apolo- getically; all the old “Well, and how are we?” note gone; and once h... ...y’s view of things. He came along, he said, just to call, with large, loud apologies, radiantly kind and good. Miss Stanley, it was manifest, had give... ...understand!” He began a confused explanation, a perplexing contradic- tory apology for his urgency and wrath. He loved Ann V eronica, he said; he was ... ...ng, meandering talk, stupid, shameful, and un- avoidable. Ann Veronica was apologetic to the bottom of her soul. At the same time she was wildly exult... ... frank so splendid! “I’m taking this calmly now,” he said, almost as if he apolo- gized, “because I’m a little stunned.” Then he asked, “Tell me! has ...

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...as more like Minerva.’ The Countesses met with the lowest of curtseys, and apolo- gies on the one side for intrusion, on the other for deshabille, so ... ...a shuffling away at the advance of the Marabouts, Sheyk Yakoub making some apology about having delayed to admit such guests, but ex- cusing himself o...

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......................................................... 38 CHAPTER III – AN APOLOGY FOR IDLERS............................................................ ...wn pestiferous career. Granted, and with all my heart. Let us accept these apolo- gies; let us agree that you are nobody’s enemy but your own; let us ... ...ect after all; but the story indicates right thinking, and may serve as an apologue to readers of this essay. When at last the scales fall from his ey... ...ng, or heroes to die for something worthier than their lives. By way of an apologue for the aged, when they feel more than usually tempted to offer th... ...” to which we are ever likely to lend our musical voices. CHAPTER III – AN APOLOGY FOR IDLERS “Boswell: We grow weary when idle.” “Johnson: That is, s... ...most subjects is to do them well; therefore, please to remember this is an apology. It is certain that much may be judiciously argued in favour of dil...

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...f they didn’t.” Tom was entirely sobered, and profoundly impressed. He said, apologetically: “Dave, I wasn’t meaning to belittle that science; I was o... ...for action. He would not offer a motion, as none was required. He desired to apolo gize to the gentlemen in the name of the house, and begged to assu...

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...nk you very much, my lady.” “I oughtn’t to have done it,” said Lady Conant apologeti- cally, “but there has been no one at Pardons for so long that yo... ... long time comprehend- ing what he had done, excused himself in a thousand apolo- gies. At last the reconciliation was effected in our house over a su... ... ask whether he had been unpolished over-night. I replied that I waited an apology. This he made excuse for renewed arguments, and used way- side show... ...Lord Lundie. “Anybody—any fa- ther would have done as much, and pray don’t apologize your mistake was quite natural.” A furniture man sniggered here, ... ... shall have a fit!” So Mrs. M’Leod got it, and I was butler, amid murmured apologies from Baxter, still smiling and self-absorbed, and the cold disapp...

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...ice which he adopted. And to our feelings, after all that might be said in apology, there still remains an impression of incongruity in the visual exh... ... and in candor; for the only pleas in palliation ever set up by Napoleon’s apolo- gists, are these two—necessity, the devil’s plea, in the first place... ...it in deliver- ance of your own life, or even of a lady’s by your side, no apology would be listened to. In fact, besides the dispropor- tionate annoy... ...ne direction. For Horace, as I have endeavored to explain in the note, the apology is so much the readier as his intrusions into this province of phil... ...ion of scorn, and cover the man’s frailties with a mantle of comprehensive apology , and, in fact, 187 Thomas de Quincey the true apology, by gatheri...

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...I have something else to do.” Catherine, humbled and ashamed, was going to apologize for her question, but he prevented her by saying, “Novels are all... ...tter: “Oh! Mr. Tilney, I have been quite wild to speak to you, and make my apolo- gies. You must have thought me so rude; but indeed it was not my own... ...t was all, I do assure you. She was very much vexed, and meant to make her apology as soon as possible.” Catherine’s mind was greatly eased by this in... ...er inferiors were softened, must always be gratify- ing, he should make no apology for leading her on. They took a slight survey of all; and Catherine... ...ld scarcely hope to have escaped his eye; and when her friend, who with an apologizing look darted hastily by her, had joined and disappeared with him... ...shamed to say how pretty she thought it, as the general seemed to think an apology necessary for the flatness of the country, and the size of the vill... ...ved your two kind letters with the greatest delight, and have a thou- sand apologies to make for not answering them sooner. I really am quite ashamed ... ... going to Lord Longtown’s, near Hereford, for a fortnight. Explanation and apology are equally impossible. I cannot at- 172 Northanger Abbey tempt ei... ...the house, and in such a way! Without any rea- son that could justify, any apology that could atone for the abruptness, the rudeness, nay, the insolen...

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...he second cabin, after due inquiry, he scouted as another edition of the steerage. He spoke apologetically of his emotion when ill. ‘Ye see, I had no ... ...ccost me, with so curious an expression on his face that I instinctively prepared myself to apologise for some unwit- ting trespass. His first questio... ...deed, unless these butterflies are created with a side-look to the composition of improving apologues, it is not altogether easy, even for people who ... ... encore un ver- 100 Essays of Travel mouth,’ cries a man in velveteen, adding in a tone of apolo- getic afterthought, ‘Un double, s’l vous plait.’ ‘W...

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... he thought somebody might read a prayer. “It’s the custom, sir,” he added apolo- getically. And not long after, without another word, he passed away.... ... followed his example, each making a salute as he passed, each adding some apology. “According to rules,” said one. “Forecastle council,” said Morgan....

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...ell to work with all the little strength I possessed. But this needed some apology—with a feeble attempt at a laugh, I said, ‘My hands are so benumbed... ... and send the maid to call me up at half-past five, without any scruple or apology; some- times, I was told to be ready precisely at six, and, having ... ... by calling out that the governess was not in yet; then, without a word of apology, he departed, wishing them good-morning, and leaving the footman to... ...r. When I came to the seventh verse she interrupted me, and, with needless apologies for such a liberty, desired me to read it very slowly, that she m... ...ar half-smile, he added, ‘But never mind; I imagine the squire has more to apologise for than I;’ and left the cottage. I went on with my sewing as lo... ... made use of my lib- erty to go and see my old friend Nancy once again; to apolo- gize for my long absence (which must have seemed so ne- glectful and... ...y divided her time between the continent and the metropolis. She made many apologies for having neglected me so long, assured me she had not forgotten... ... a candle, and betaking myself to bed, when my hostess appeared, with many apologies for having neglected me so long, and laying all the blame upon th...