Now ye know what manner of man I am, brother Jones," said the smith, with a
fine and friendly conde- scension, "and doubtless ye would look to find me a man jealous of his due of respect and but sparing of outgo to strangers till their rating and quality be assured, but trouble yourself not, as concerning that; wit ye well ye shall find me a man that regardeth not these matters but is willing to receive any he as his fellow and equal that carrieth a right heart in his body, be his worldly estate howsoever modest.
Aouda pathetically thanked her deliverers, rather with tears than words; her
fine eyes interpreted her gratitude better than her lips.
If I had a little powder and ball, I would take it out with me, and would now and then shoot a deer; and when I brought the meat home to my hungry family, I would say--This was killed by the rifle of my friend, the bald-headed chief, to whom I gave that very
fine horse.
The eyes that shed those glances were really not half so
fine as Adam's, which sometimes looked at her with a sad, beseeching tenderness, but they had found a ready medium in Hetty's little silly imagination, whereas Adam's could get no entrance through that atmosphere.
I did not—I could not anticipate that an old, a friendless man like him, would dare to oppose the officers of justice,” interrupted the Judge, “I supposed that he would submit to the search, when the
fine could have been paid, and the law would have been appeased; but now he will have to meet its rigor.
Stumble-at-truth, that
fine old clerical character the Rev.
The row of return on the banquet side, let it be all stately galleries: in which galleries let there be three, or five,
fine cupolas in the length of it, placed at equal distance; and
fine colored windows of several works.
On the other side of the lake stood a
fine illuminated castle, from which came the merry music of horns and trumpets.
The contrary prevails in a democracy; for there they make the poor a proper allowance for attending the assemblies and the courts, but give the rich nothing for doing it: whence it is evident, that if any one would properly blend these customs together, they must extend both the pay and the
fine to every member of the community, and then every one would share in it, whereas part only now do.
Who is that smooth-faced, animated outrage yonder in the
fine clothes?
Very
fine, mademoiselle," replied the unknown, without the slightest hesitation.
A
fine brindled cow with a large udder was attached to the cart behind.
