They were, no less than herself, beautiful, brilliant, and evil-hearted women, quite ready to make their own coteries, and to dispute, as far as they dared, the supremacy of a bold but reckless rival.

And yet there were times when Domini felt as if a shadow rose between them, as if, even with her, in some secret place of his soul Androvsky was ill at ease, as if sometimes he suffered, and dared not tell his suffering.

There were probably not three men in the university who would have dared to shoot the lasher in the state it was then.

He dared to hope that it was an olive branch held out.

But, though Angela dared not say so, she wondered what had become of the really old things, new in the beginning of the seventeenth century when Don Sebastian Viscanio landed to name the townin honour of Philip the ThirdMonterey or "King of the Mountains.

At Los Angeles he had hardly dared to hope for anything beyond the pleasure of having this woman by his side for a few hours.

When preachers themselves dared not undertake this task it was often done by their children, whose benevolent work was winked at as an indulgence to the clerical profession.

But in the discovery that he had not dared to lift her in his arms, he who took such liberties with every one,that, lying under her semblance of death, she had inspired him with a certain awe, that he had suddenly found this woman to be an object somewhat sacred,in this discovery Mr. Raleigh learned not a little.

She would have lingered forever,she dared not linger a moment.

And why had she not volunteered the assurance he wanted so eagerly and dared not ask for?

"I wouldn't have told you all this," he said"for you don't need any lessons in arithmetic, childif I dared trust myself to remember, after the other thing had come back.

I begged young Peter to descend, but he dared not.

A dozen times his men could have dropped the chestnut who persisted with a frantic courage in running behind the rearmost of his companions, urging them to greater efforts, but since Hervey had selected this as his own prize his men dared not shoot.

He dared not come too close, and yet he hoped to harm them.

Some have dared to advance this monstrous principle, that the conqueror is absolute master of his conquest; that he may dispose of it as his property, and treat it as he pleases; but enough of those who reduce men to the state of transferable goods, or use them like beasts of burden; who deliver them up as the property or patrimony of another man.

He told me that he dared not keep a gun in his house, because he was so passionate; and that he had been the death of three or four men.

He had kept his chamber for several weeks; but the summons of the magistrate had been delivered to him at his bed-side, his orders respecting letters and written papers being so peremptory that no one dared to disobey them.

Miss Bremer writes:"I beheld the old slave hunted to death because he dared to visit his wifebeheld him mangled, beaten, recaptured, fling himself into the water of the Black River, over which he was retaken into the power of his hard masterand the law was silent.

In the days of Washington, would any member have dared to use, or would any other member have for a moment tolerated, such language?

Although this extraordinary leniency by no means fulfilled the wishes of De Luynes, he dared not venture further at the moment; and he accordingly induced the Bishop of Carcassonne to propose to the Queen-mother that she should herself suggest the return of Concini and Leonora to Italy.

Puylaurens was the first individual who had dared to dictate his own terms, and to enforce their observance; and although his Eminence had a great affection for his niece, he was by no means inclined to pardon the arrogance of her husband.

You must" Henrietta hesitated, dared; "you must be just friendly, as you are with Arden and the rest of the men.

Around them were strewn broken furniture, pictures, linen and bottles in such a sorry mess that I dared not even think what Villiers might now look like.

Although Waring was unarmed, the rural dared not turn.

Still the Mexican dared not take his eyes from Waring.