When they find out, they take to mission work and missionaries with very little urging.

Neither his own thoughts, nor any book that he had ever read nor any lecture that he had heard ever attempted to explain the enormous creative urge which is felt by every noble mind, and which, indeed, is shared to some extent by every human creature.

Indeed, extraordinary urging had been necessary to induce him to reconsider his early refusals.

Pressed up by the vital urge, Mind meets matter and matter mind In mutual understanding.

He was far too selfish to follow the brief urge to renunciation.

He arose blinking at his mistress's behest, and but for her brisk urging he would have turned over again and slept.

Ted was a bit of a knight, at heart, and felt now the chivalric urge, combining with others less unselfish, to go to the rescue of the damsel and set her free of the false besieger.

After considerable urging, he mounted the box and began speaking, as nearly as I can recollect, as follows: "Gentlemen and Fellow-citizens: You have called upon me for a speech, and I have accepted your invitation rather against my will, as my views may not accord with the sentiments of the rest of this assembly.

To understand the constant urge to throw off the shackles of civilization, one need but think of the number of men who use liquor or drugs.

But I have never forgiven him, and never shall; for if it hadn't been for John's representations, his continual urging, Charles would never have gone into the business.

Chapter 6 With the sharpening of his desire to withdraw from a hated age, he felt a despotic urge to shun pictures representing humanity striving in little holes or running to and fro in quest of money.

I answer, there Whence every faith and rule has drawn its force Since human consciousness awaking owned An Outward, whose unconquerable sway Resisted first and then subdued desire By pressure of the dire impossible Urging to possible ends the active soul And shaping so its terror and its love.

Had he listened to the eager urging of Kate, his daughter and prime minister, Boone would have accepted the foreign mission; but he stubbornly refused to listen to her in this.

Down to the day when at President Wilson's earnest urging he was placed in supreme command of the allied armies on all fronts, March 29, 1918, he had been steadily victorious.

He seemed eager, his eyes very bright, his voice quick and vibrant with an electrical urge dominating.

Neither his own thoughts, nor any book that he had ever read nor any lecture that he had heard ever attempted to explain the enormous creative urge which is felt by every noble mind, and which, indeed, is shared to some extent by every human creature.

The French captain was consumed with impatience, muttering exhortations to caution, whispering excited urgings to move, as if his lips were at the creepers' ears, his fingers twitching and jerking, his body hitching and holding still, exactly as if he too crawled out there and dragged at the stretcher.

Even in her sleep she had prayed that one prayer with a fierce urging that had rendered actual repose an impossibility.

" Bull obeyed, and to his amazement, Diablo responded to the small forward urge of the child's hand and approached the bars one trembling step at a time.

So the great river moved placidlyas an old man moves when all the headlong urge of youth is spent and his race near run.

To prevent injury to itself, and to do as much injury as possible to the foethat becomes its immediate urge and necessity.

But Jessie was a child of the imperative urge.

He counted on youth's imperious urge to happiness.

No one might know what inner urge had driven them here.

" "Yes, sir, I am afther urging on the bastes for the last piece or two; but the crathurs have come so far, they don't know, sure, if they be jist laying home, or afther a raching there.