We cannot advance at full speed, because it will be necessary to spend some time in learnin' whether there be an enemy in the road; but the savages followin' the trail may come as fast as their legs can bring them, therefore will they travel three miles to our two.

You have tried, and tried not unskilfully, but you see now that the right man cannot always wina useful lesson, is it not?

I cannot say that the weather ever "cleared up" that day; for, at the end of every shower, the dark, slow-moving clouds always seemed to be mustering for another downfall.

An account of the reforms which he undertook and of the obstacles he had to confront, cannot fail to convey, directly or by implication, matters of much importance in modern history.

Lohurásp repeatedly said to him: "What has been done was Fate's decree, Man cannot strive with destiny.

Then the Fall is the failure of the lower mentality to realize that God IS Love, in a word that Love is the only ultimate Motive Power it is possible to conceive, and that the creations of Love cannot be otherwise than good and beautiful.

Valuable as those honours have been to me, I cannot wear them with an easy conscience so long as my Mussalman countrymen have to labour under a wrong done to their religious sentiment.

So much I know, at least, that this absurd idea cannot, and will not, be advocated by any man here in the United States; which did not open its hospitable shores to humanity, and greet the flocking millions of emigrants with the right of a citizen, in order that the Union may be cut to pieces, and even your single States divided into new-framed, independent countries according to languages.

His face is brazen that he cannot blush, and his hands are limed to catch hold what he can light on.

One cannot, my dear, hate people in danger of death, or who are in distress or affliction.

The deeply pious Mozart writes in the same letter to his father, "Friends who have no religion cannot long be our friends."

And while perhaps I can't prove I was thereyou certainly cannot prove I was not.

Too long this mighty truth hath slept Among the darkened souls of men, "Ye cannot see God's face, except Ye shall be born again.

But she has still this sad drawback, she can not perpetuate herself; and since all history and observation go to prove that the great final end of creation, whatever it may be, can only be achieved through the perpetuity and increasing progress of the race, it follows that unmarried woman is not the most necessary, the indispensable type of woman.

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"I have one of those natures that cannot accept the marvelous, and, further, I'm too great a sinner to reform, I guess; but please don't forget me because of that, Miss Marvin.

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Personally I cannot bear upholstery; I cannot conceive anything more hideous than a padded arm-chair.

When they kill game, I am too feeble to aid in carrying home the flesh; I am incapable of gathering wood to make fire, and I cannot carry their children on my back as I used to do.

Cannot some of the causes be discovered and perhaps done away with, thereby saving the lives of manyand millions in money?

His abilities, as a poet, we cannot better display, than by the specimen we are about to quote.

Where is your mother now?" "Oh, I cannot tell," answered Iola.

Without doubt, the living man has a right to model his shell in accordance with his own habits, his tastes, and his manners; but it can not be denied that a new city is far less attractive than an old one.

Their favorite night dress was drawers only, and they acted upon the false theory that one cannot take cold at sea.

With the views I entertain I can not favor the policy which has been suggested, either to withdraw our Army altogether or to retire to a designated line and simply hold and defend it.