So hath Duke Ivo put a price upon his head and decreed that he shall forthright be hunted down, and thereto hath sent runners far and near with his exact description, the which have I heard and can most faithfully repeat an you so desire?" "Aye me!" sighed the Duchess, a little wearily.

Then Beltane strode down the zig-zag stair and came forthright upon Roger, pale and anxious, who yet greeted him in joyous whisper: "Master, I began to fear for thee.

And, upon a day, he, laughing, bade me bring him captive this mighty man that defied his powerthat burned gibbets and wrought such deeds as no other man dared, swearing that, an I did so, he would wed with me forthright.

Tap not, I say, lest I grow angered and slay thee forthright!"

" "So should we strike camp and march forthright," said Sir Brian.

"Take their shafts and fall to your rankswe must march forthright!"

J.W. was happy in Marty's preacher-plans, and Marty believed implicitly in the wisdom of J.W.'s understood purpose to be a forthright Christian layman.

True, the elder ones tried to check the younger in their good-natured, forthright Irish way; but they retorted, and persisted in their superior pretensions.

He would smother within himself that passion which in forthright men is so prone to burst into violence.

By tact alone had he achieved that which open sneers, covert insult, abuse, ridicule, contumely, and forthright threats had failed to consummate, and in the first flush of the news we all felt much as Westley Keyts said he did.

When it all brake forth, it was good that he spake; thus said he then, forthright, Arthur, the noble knight: 'Lord Christ, God's Son, be to us now in aid, that I may in life hold God's laws.'"

And still he remains the clean forthright youth who sees his duty a dead sure thing, and does it, even though he may be perplexed now and then.

How that nice young man, Julian, is more than a match for the forthright methods of the Okhrana is for you to go and find out.

Some of the early epics manage to do without any conspicuous added invention designed to extend what the main subject intends; but such nobly simple, forthright narrative as Beowulf and the Song of Roland would not do for a purpose slightly more subtle than what the makers of these ringing poems had in mind.

No natural force propels it, and the inference is forthright and inevitable that it is artificially helped to its end.

My boreal lights leap upward, Forthright my planets roll, And still the man-child is not born, The summit of the whole.

It was so with Stella Fyfe, although she was not keenly aware of any forthright metamorphosis.

But genius like Bunyan's apart, there is nothing in the world more difficult than to write with the easy and forthright simplicity of talk, as any one may see who tries for himselfor even compares the letter-writing with the conversation of his friends.

He found himself turning to this New Testament, therefore, with a curious feeling of interest and surprise, dwelling long at a time upon its few, simple, forthright teachings, being moved by them in ways he did not comprehend, and finding certain of the dogmas of his Church sounding strangely in his ears even when his own lips were teaching them.

His tone was offensive, but at least it was forthright.

For the moment she found Flint's forthright insolence more tolerable than Stillman's sterile deference.

And wheresoever you find this nose upon the face of a man, strike it off forthright and bring it in all haste to the Court, for the King must be cured.