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You send the money, we will say, for one of these charms-for they are for sale separately. | 5.2 | libritts | en | libritts | |
"Tarzan of the Apes is a fool and a weak, old woman," and he turned back toward the south. | 5.2 | libritts | en | libritts | |
He passed the door a dozen times before he had the courage to go up and knock. | 4 | libritts | en | libritts | |
"Where do your excellencies wish to go?" asked he. | 2.72 | libritts | en | libritts | |
"I will, darling," he answered, pinching her cheek, "Here, Bill"--to a servant-"carry these bundles to Miss Elsie's room." | 6.72 | libritts | en | libritts | |
And then she began to sob: 'Indeed, madame, indeed I can't!' she said, and really she seemed quite unable to move: in fact, she appeared to be so ill that I said to myself: 'Here is a young woman who has drunk more than is good for her!'" | 19.400188 | libritts | en | libritts | |
"It cannot be," muttered Dounia, with white lips. | 3.56 | libritts | en | libritts | |
And you must learn the value of the figures before you can do a sum. | 3.84 | libritts | en | libritts | |
I thought you were a hundred miles away. | 1.88 | libritts | en | libritts | |
"Oh, but just a thumb nail nearer," said Nod. | 2.2 | libritts | en | libritts | |
Mamma says the ocean sings a lullaby that cures all sorts of bad dreams and sleeplessness." | 5.2 | libritts | en | libritts | |
There was silence for a few moments. | 2.04 | libritts | en | libritts | |
"Hold your tongue, Mr Imperence," said the widow. | 2.68 | libritts | en | libritts | |
It was quite an understood thing in the family that Lord Fawn must marry money. | 5.2 | libritts | en | libritts | |
All the country was aflame, and rang with the stories of what happened at Lexington and Bunker Hill. Man after man from the village took his powder horn and musket and went off to enlist for the war, and Molly grew more and more restless as she saw them go. | 16.160187 | libritts | en | libritts | |
Then she concluded that something was desperately wrong somewhere. | 3.24 | libritts | en | libritts | |
I approve of all you do in my absence; but it would be nonsense, and appear affected, to carry your scruples too far. | 7.6 | libritts | en | libritts | |
It's the same at all the clubs; I've been the rounds. | 2.08 | libritts | en | libritts | |
In one breath he would give you an invocation to Jehovah. | 3.52 | libritts | en | libritts | |
The night was cold and gloomy. | 1.72 | libritts | en | libritts | |
With her feet upon the hearth and the single candle flickering upon the mantel shelf, she sat in the lonely house and sipped her tea. | 7.56 | libritts | en | libritts | |
By way of provision, Locusts, every day. | 2.72 | libritts | en | libritts | |
My uncle employed a very simple expedient to obviate this difficulty. He uncoiled a cord of the thickness of a finger, and four hundred feet long; first he dropped half of it down, then he passed it round a lava block that projected conveniently, and threw the other half down the chimney. | 16.640188 | libritts | en | libritts | |
Mary loved another! | 1.72 | libritts | en | libritts | |
Carrington certainly grows better with the years." | 2.32 | libritts | en | libritts | |
In a cognition which completely harmonizes with the laws of the understanding, no error can exist. | 6.4 | libritts | en | libritts | |
Clarence accepted of this invitation with a degree of pleasure which perfectly astonished mr saint George. | 5.84 | libritts | en | libritts | |
"I could say that of nearly every one, also." | 2.4 | libritts | en | libritts | |
What a man it is! | 1.48 | libritts | en | libritts | |
He's sitting in that tree over yonder this very minute. He's all black, so of course he must be a member of the Blackbird family." | 6.36 | libritts | en | libritts | |
"Then put it in the fire." | 1.84 | libritts | en | libritts | |
But mr Bernard had generously undertaken to relieve me of every responsibility which could be assumed by others; and on this occasion, therefore, I had no need to put my brother's ready kindness in helping me to the test. | 11.400187 | libritts | en | libritts | |
But she possessed a kindly and winning nature, and, as will be seen, the ability to rise to heights of greatness when necessity called on her to do so. | 11.720187 | libritts | en | libritts | |
The reason is that he's worn out with his work, and wishes quiet. The other people went back to New York in the car." | 6.84 | libritts | en | libritts | |
Were you a party man? | 1.2 | libritts | en | libritts | |
And for the first time she realised the power and mastery of that eager and far too hungry face. | 6.88 | libritts | en | libritts | |
I would rather not.' | 1.12 | libritts | en | libritts | |
So he went and found both the man and his mother quite fresh and hearty. | 3.76 | libritts | en | libritts | |
"Do you look," said he, "in the direction whence the man came, that is the place to look; the storm never meets him, it follows him." We presently approached another hill, and when at the height, the driver pointed out in an eastern direction a little black speck as big as a hat. | 14.320188 | libritts | en | libritts | |
"Yes, I felt so at the time. | 2 | libritts | en | libritts | |
A man in front of her turned. | 1.52 | libritts | en | libritts | |
But Front de Boeuf only laughed, and himself filled up the blank at which the Jew had hesitated. | 5.52 | libritts | en | libritts | |
The list of mr Howe's offerings from the first would reveal many a one that would have run the gantlet of a university department. | 6.48 | libritts | en | libritts | |
Its personages are all mythical, beginning with that brave protagonist who calls himself I and speaks all the soliloquies. | 7.52 | libritts | en | libritts | |
This is the real secret of much, very much, of our sorrow and trial in the world. | 5.28 | libritts | en | libritts | |
Again a just perceptible shadow crossed her face. | 2.92 | libritts | en | libritts | |
"Not so, your Highness, I already have a wife, and would rather remain a stork forever than take another; besides, I am an old man, while you are young and unmarried, and much better suited to a beautiful Princess." | 9.84 | libritts | en | libritts | |
Herkimer still equals its several distinguished competitors, Coon, Colorado Blackie, California Jack, Pineapple, Sage, Vermont Colby and Wisconsin Longhorn. | 9.6 | libritts | en | libritts | |
I love you, and I'll do all I can to help you. | 2.36 | libritts | en | libritts | |
"mr Silver, sir?" I asked, holding out the note. | 3.16 | libritts | en | libritts | |
It is preceded by an introduction, and is dedicated to Joseph Merk, the 'cellist. | 4.72 | libritts | en | libritts | |
An officer of artillery, a man of gigantic stature and of robust health, being thrown from an unmanageable horse, received a very severe contusion upon the head, which rendered him insensible at once; the skull was slightly fractured, but no immediate danger was apprehended. Trepanning was accomplished successfully. | 17.080187 | libritts | en | libritts | |
His body was found on the following morning in the room at New Inn. | 3.56 | libritts | en | libritts | |
He pushed a pencil and some sheets of writing paper across the table to me. | 2.96 | libritts | en | libritts | |
President's Office, september thirtieth eighteen ninety five. | 3.48 | libritts | en | libritts | |
From time to time Quinton gazed ahead through a pair of binoculars. | 3.76 | libritts | en | libritts | |
Everything was set up taut, the lower rigging rattled down, or rather rattled up, (according to the modern fashion,) an abundance of spun yarn and seizing stuff made, and finally, the whole standing rigging, fore and aft, was tarred down. | 15.160188 | libritts | en | libritts | |
Hearing her rustle, he stood up and stretched his back and arms, saying, "Morning t'ye, Gracie. | 4.96 | libritts | en | libritts | |
When the traveller came up with them he saluted them courteously, and spurring his mare was passing them without stopping, but Don Quixote called out to him, "Gallant sir, if so be your worship is going our road, and has no occasion for speed, it would be a pleasure to me if we were to join company." | 17.280188 | libritts | en | libritts | |
I think I'll pray to morrow; I may need it. | 3.52 | libritts | en | libritts | |
Some moments later, we saw a dozen crewmen set foot on the shelf of ice, among them Ned Land, easily recognized by his tall figure. Captain Nemo was with them. | 10.2 | libritts | en | libritts | |
But not a day, not an hour, was to be lost now. | 3.64 | libritts | en | libritts | |
Just before the sun rose, Robin gave him something from another flagon, and he grew large again, and two minutes and three seconds and a half before daylight the ball broke up, and Robin took him home and left him, promising to call for him the next night. | 14.960188 | libritts | en | libritts | |
It was said to be a portrait of a minister in the town, who lived in the last century, and is still remembered for his virtues. | 7.96 | libritts | en | libritts | |
'You pay yourself by defrauding her. | 1.92 | libritts | en | libritts | |
"I can not do it, mr Redmain," said Mary; "the thing is impossible." And she turned to leave the room. | 5.72 | libritts | en | libritts | |
Then our father entered with a young girl at his side dressed in black. | 3.96 | libritts | en | libritts | |
And if they must, because of the dream censorship, disguise themselves through old forms of expression which are no longer comprehensible, what is the use of giving new life to old, long outgrown psychic stimuli, wishes and character types, that is, why the material regression in addition to the formal? | 19.760187 | libritts | en | libritts | |
Brion raised his foot and kicked the knife free, sending it spinning across the room. | 5.12 | libritts | en | libritts | |
In a little while came a great bird flying with an island in its claws, and let it fall down on the fleet, and sunk every ship. | 6.84 | libritts | en | libritts | |
So wild and weird was the melody; so passionately sweet the voice, it seemed impossible that the music should come from human lips. | 8.36 | libritts | en | libritts | |
"Don't you want to see her, Mr Walton?" | 1.76 | libritts | en | libritts | |
To most men conscience is the monitor, rather than law. | 3.76 | libritts | en | libritts | |
By the end of the second year the child's power of speech is practically acquired. | 4.48 | libritts | en | libritts | |
"We thought her very ignorant, for she had never learnt grammar at all, and very little geography." | 6.32 | libritts | en | libritts | |
'Yes, but look here, Squirrel,' said Robert; 'you're so clever at explaining about invisibleness and all that. | 5.92 | libritts | en | libritts | |
Let us lose no precious time, then. | 2.2 | libritts | en | libritts | |
LEGISLATING WOMAN'S MORALS | 1.84 | libritts | en | libritts | |
Chris took care to make it or disentangle it out of Amos's sight, and so many were the strange and wonderful things to be seen, that amos had no time to concern himself over the reality of a camel. | 12.600187 | libritts | en | libritts | |
I was sheepishly retreating also; but mr Rochester followed me, and when we reached the wicket, he said- | 7.92 | libritts | en | libritts | |
mr Boffin had certainly not joined the present Ministry,--so he said,--with the view of destroying the Church. | 6.88 | libritts | en | libritts | |
Not, of course, that he had any personal objection to you, but he is set against female teachers, and when a Cropper is set there is nothing on earth can change him. | 10.76 | libritts | en | libritts | |
That was after Anzac and Suvla had been evacuated, but I could hear the guns going hard at Cape Helles. | 5.44 | libritts | en | libritts | |
When the great company were fully met together, the King led forth his daughter before them; and all might see that she was arrayed in nothing but her smock. | 9.12 | libritts | en | libritts | |
He paused within three steps of the corner in which the unfortunate Jew had now, as it were, coiled himself up into the smallest possible space, and made a sign for one of the slaves to approach. | 12.320188 | libritts | en | libritts | |
If he does, he has gone out to sea where he can have room enough to unsnarl his tongue." | 5.4 | libritts | en | libritts | |
"Pull one out and see!" | 1.32 | libritts | en | libritts | |
"My dear, you seem to forget that I was born here." These few words made her pause as if they had been a sudden revelation. | 7.2 | libritts | en | libritts | |
They sat in the large school room of the establishment on the evening previously described, and word was passed round that Sue Bridehead had not come in at closing time. | 9.2 | libritts | en | libritts | |
april twenty sixth, Booth slain in resisting arrest, by Sergeant Boston Corbett, near Port Royal. | 6.2 | libritts | en | libritts | |
Then the cold began creeping, creeping, up his arm; first his wrist, then his arm to the elbow, then his arm to the shoulder; how cold it was! And soon it began to ache. | 10.960188 | libritts | en | libritts | |
"Or what, Bill?" asked Merwin, as Longley hesitated. | 3.68 | libritts | en | libritts | |
About twelve to fifteen miles from Chicago was a swamp: it was considered worthless, but it was as easy for this natural mechanic to conceive the idea of draining this tract of land, as it was to conceive methods to raise buildings. | 15.800187 | libritts | en | libritts | |
But for this strange kind of secrecy maintained by them relative to their engagement, which in fact concealed nothing at all, she could not account; and it was so wholly contradictory to their general opinions and practice, that a doubt sometimes entered her mind of their being really engaged, and this doubt was enough... | 21.360188 | libritts | en | libritts | |
He met Hortense and Carolyn-with due stress laid on their respective patronymics-and he made an early acquaintance with Amy's violin. | 7.96 | libritts | en | libritts | |
You shall have a shilling extra." | 1.56 | libritts | en | libritts | |
Away swept the block that bore ruth and Norhala; I saw ruth crouching, head bent, her arms around the knees of the woman. | 8.44 | libritts | en | libritts | |
Opening the door, she turned round to the two men, with a magnificent impudence of manner which in her happiest moments she had never surpassed. | 9.44 | libritts | en | libritts | |
From being cold and aloof, he showed a human sympathy for his men, down to the last private. | 5.8 | libritts | en | libritts | |
"I'm going first," said the doctor. | 1.6 | libritts | en | libritts |
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