Agnes steadily refused to listen, and positively forbade any
further conversation relating to Lord Montbarry's wife, now that Lord Montbarry was no more.
A lingering hope, which had been indulged by some of the party, of proceeding by water, was now finally given up: the long and terrific strait of the river set all
further progress at defiance, and in their disgust at the place, and their vexation at the disasters sustained there, they gave it the indignant, though not very decorous, appellation of the Devil's Scuttle Hole.
The prince's further fate was more or less decided by Colia, who selected, out of all the persons he had met during the last six or seven months, Evgenie Pavlovitch, as friend and confidant.
She was so fascinated that, even before marrying him, she joined a committee that had been organized abroad to work for the restoration of Poland; and further, she visited the confessional of a celebrated Jesuit priest, who made an absolute fanatic of her.
And then we agreed that it was better to prevent any further advances of this kind by avoiding any familiar relations with either of them."
It was true that some land was cultivated on the further slope, some mills erected and lumber furnished from the inexhaustible forest; but the consumers were the inhabitants themselves, who paid for their produce in borrowed capital or unlimited credit.
Further, there was something rather familiar about her that set Tarzan to wondering where he had seen her before.
I would not care to have the matter go further, please, monsieur," and there was such a note of pleading in her voice that Tarzan could not press the matter, though his better judgment warned him that there was something afoot here of which the proper authorities should be made cognizant.
Here, for nearly six years, amid surroundings which nourished his poet's love for Nature, he devoted his time chiefly to further mastery of the whole range of approved literature, Greek, Latin, French, Italian, and English.
Further, Milton's personal, English, and Puritan prejudices sometimes intrude in various ways.
"It will be useless to discuss it further!" broke in Professor Bumper.
"At a point I shall indicate after a further consultation of the map.
This was a suggestion that it didn't matter; which indeed she backed up by a
further remark.
The act from Annapolis recommends the "appointment of commissioners to take into consideration the situation of the United States; to devise SUCH
FURTHER PROVISIONS as shall appear to them necessary to render the Constitution of the federal government ADEQUATE TO THE EXIGENCIES OF THE UNION; and to report such an act for that purpose, to the United States in Congress assembled, as when agreed to by them, and afterwards confirmed by the legislature of every State, will effectually provide for the same."
Powell, I knew, was well armed and,
further, an experienced Indian fighter; but I too had lived and fought for years among the Sioux in the North, and I knew that his chances were small against a party of cunning trailing Apaches.
