Pain is not the object of contrivanceno anatomist ever dreamt of explaining any organ of the body on the principle of the thumb screw; it is itself productive of good; it is seldom both violent, and long continued; and then its pauses and intermissions become positive pleasures.

And" His pause was my opportunity.

" Id. "Pauses, or rests, in speaking or reading, are total cessations of the voice, during perceptible, and, in many cases, measurable spaces of time.

"Pauses or rests, in speaking and reading, are a total cessation of the voice during a perceptible, and, in many cases, a measurable space of time.

Indeed, that little pause was a great and awful moment.

A good upholder of anything which they believe, a fact-speaker of any kind, they will long follow; but a pause in the speaker's own character is very properly a loss of attraction.

He pause and the magnificence with which his huge fist tapped his deep chest were eloquence itself.

A pause; then, in her voice, shy but resolute, the single word, "Come!" CHAPTER XXVIII THE DEAD THAT LIVE On the green oval within and opposite the entrance to the main campus of the great university there is the colossal statue of a master workman.

The harmonic pauses, or those which are peculiar to poetry, are of three kinds: the final pause, which marks the end of each line; the cæsural or divisional pause, which commonly divides the line near the middle; and the minor rests, or demi-cæsuras, which often divide it still further.

Abate your skill, so shall my nerves grow firmer, Till driving seems the easiest of jobs, And passers-by shall pause and haply murmur, "Golly, can that be HOBBS?" Do this for me, and you'll discover later How fame awaits the generous and good; A few long hops shall win a glory greater Than ever break-back could.

Trenton's pauses were a very important asset in her conversation"it requires" "Collateral," said Mrs. Banks.

But that pause was the beginning of the downfall.

I have the honour, and likewise the (pauses) unprecedentedthat's not an easy word to spellu-n-p-r-ee-s-c-ee-d-e-n-t-e-dthat wasn't such a hard word after all, and it looks fine in print (repeats) unprecedented and the great pleasurethat spells p-l-e-a-s-u-rof introducing, that's a stumbler of a word,i-n-t-r-d(to Falvey)

" The pause now was the longest of all.

A Pause The life of a hospital at the front is a curious mixture of excitement and dullness.