The wedding is not absolute finality, since the heroine (for family pride, she said, because her brother had tried to shoot her husband; but, as this reason is manifestly idiotic, I must suppose her to be acting on a hint from Mr. FARNOL'S publishers) decreed their union to be in name alone.

It also lacks concentration and artistic finality.

"I've known Indian medicine-men who could give that doctor cards an' spades," he exploded, with gruff finality.

Kate was besieged in the grand house with tearful watchers, waiting in agonizing impatience for the fatal finality.

Now, in more doubtful and more hopeful days, it is almost impossible to repicture what was, for those who understood, the gigantic finality of the first German strides.

Sharon, on cool afterthought, had conceived that his purchase might not have suffered beyond repair, but returning to survey the wreck, had thrown up his fat hands in a gesture of hopeless finality.

But I believe my opinion carried the weight of near finality with the Patrao.

" The neat finality of all this, produced, momentarily, the effect of ranging Mary on the other side, with Paula and her musician.

Its feathers were but slightly singed, yet it was dead with that pathetic finality which attaches itself to only a dead birdits silver songs and flutterings, once the delight of the children, now stilled forever.

In reality it was his ears and not his eyes that helped the critic to his final decisiona decision which was delivered, at last, with a convincing air of ponderous finality.

She was weary of travel, tired with the tension of eternally being shunted across distances, anxious to experience once more that sense of restful finality which comes with a journey's end.

In the sharpness of the master's button-counting survey there was swift finality; and his impressions completed, analyzed, docketed for reference, he ran on up the flight with light step, still rubbing the palms of his hands in the unctuously well-contained and appreciative sense of his power.

to be out on th' hills then," the Ramblin' Kid said quietly but with unchangeable finality.

" "'Twon't always be so," retorted the judge, stung beyond reason at the careless finality of her last words.

There was in her tone, despite its playfulness, a delicate finality that told him plainly that she had no intention of pursuing the subject further, and, curiously, the man's heart smote him for a moment.

Our present spatial milieu has settled down to a seemingly three dimensional finality because our thought-form has become so habitual as to give rise to certain geometric axioms.