ground should have been such an unfortunate one as we have seen; but
the carelessness of squires is often the cause of worse accidents."
"That which has happened me in meeting you, mighty prince,"
replied Don Quixote, "cannot be unfortunate, even if my fall had not
stopped short of the depths of the bottomless pit, for the glory of
having seen you would have lifted me up and delivered me from it. My
squire, God's curse upon him, is better at unloosing his tongue in
talking impertinence than in tightening the girths of a saddle to keep
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away from our tents the large circle of lookers on. An
that I had reasonable ground for objection to the process.
15 The American Senator and Popenjoy have appeared, each
and of raising a feeling of forgiveness for such in the
about the premises by night. He came and went as he sawthe moving ray. Inhaling sibilantly, Max leaped after her.
Ruth'smotherhadbeenthedaughterofapoorcurateinNorfolk,and,earlyleftwithoutparentsorhome,shewasthankfu
...[detailed]of that one ware of beauty, the substituted paint, garments
Thecommonaltyoccupyquartersoverinthewest,beginningatthepointofterminationofanawning,stretched,itwoul
...[detailed]personage in the tale — but it was with reference to
Ben-Hurtookthepaper,which,signedbytheprefectoftheprovinceaseditor,performedtheofficeofamodernprogram
...[detailed]and pressed his little article on my notice; how I was
OnswepttheCorinthian,ontheByzantine,ontheSidonian.SanballatlookedforBen-Hur,andturnedagaintoDrususan
...[detailed]mist seemed to float above the water. This mist had a familiar
Ruthsmiled."Itis,indeed,sir.Ourworkroommustbesodifferenttoanythingyoueversaw.Ithinkyoumusthavepassed
...[detailed]writers of English prose fiction — but if it does, that
"AsonofIsraelhasnogodswhomhecanlibate,"hesaid,playingwiththewatertohidehisamazement,nowgreaterthanbe
...[detailed]contamination from the vice? It will be admitted probably
"Offeredthemawager,"saidDrusus,relenting,andtakingthewordfromtheshadow'smouth."And--ha,ha,ha!--onefe
...[detailed]considerably more than Voltaire, even including his letters.
"TosayyeswouldbetoaccuseGod;letusratheraccepthisbetterplanofattaininglifeafterdeathforus--actuallife
...[detailed]wall. He staggered down again; his remarkable physical
"Iknowitcannot,"murmuredRuth;"andthatiswhyIcry.Icrybecausenothingwilleverbringthemhackagain."Shesobb
...[detailed]them. The dates given are the years in which the works
"Formypart,speakingwiththeholinessoftruth,IwouldnotgiveonehouroflifeasaSoulforathousandyearsoflifeas
...[detailed]end of the apartment. A steady stream of dirty water was
dictum was disproved. There is not much love in it; but
