Yet, having made up my mind, I had no intention of giving up the attempt; and, with a sharp word to Pepper, to release me, I continued my descent, leaving the poor old fellow at the top, barking and crying like a forsaken pup.

All day long, and all the night, the trail was alive with the coming or the going of the five hundred and odd souls that made up the population.

Barham Broom was gay with the stir of flags and streamers, where, above broidered pavilion and silken tent, pennons and banderoles, penoncels and gonfalons fluttered and flew, beyond which long lines of smaller tents stretched away north and south, east and west, and made up the camp of my lord Duke Ivo.

Why make ye so sorry a figure in my relation, who made up to meto my childish eyesthe mythology of the Temple?

When its mind is thus made up for it, it never abrogates its place as the creative power, but at once sets to work co carry out the purpose for which it has thus been concentrated; and unless this concentration is dissipated by the same agency (yourself) which first produced it, it will work on by the law of growth to complete manifestation on the outward plane.

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About three the morning edition would be made up, and his chance gone for ever.

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He made up his mind, plainly told his chiefs what his plans were, obtained their whole-hearted concurrence, and went south by the night train.

"What do you think you're made up as?" I did not get the purport.

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Henriette went away sadly when she was convinced that my mind was made up.

You know how she acted; she had made up her mind she wouldn't go.

"An' as I kep' it my intentions went on improvin' and improvin', till I made up my mind to behave myself in future, forever.

Ever since my arrival in America, I have made up my mind to take the first opportunity of going to the westward on a shooting party, for a month or two, among the Indians; for which purpose I procured an introduction to the young corn-planter, son to a chief of the six nations, who is here for his education.

As a queer character this man is worth remembering by those who study the psychology of war, but he is not typical of the soldiers of France, who in the mass have no blood-lust, and hate butchering their fellow beings, except in their moments of mad excitement, made up of fear as well as of rage, when to the shout of "En avant!"

" He paused, looking hard at her, as if he had half made up his mind to say something more.

I had made up my mind that when the time came to describe Grizel's mere outward appearance I should refuse her that word "beautiful" because of her tilted nose; but now that the time has come, I wonder at myself.

The larger portion of the forces then available in St. Louis was made up of the German element, which was always thoroughly loyal.

The reason for the persecution of the two girls and of Zara's father was a mystery, but Jamieson had made up his mind to solve it.

He made up for it in a measure by having barrels of lemonade and cider on tap at the groundsstronger beverages being barredand by hiring a quartette of strings "clear from town.

It scarce need be said that when Lufki-Humma was born, the mother arose at once from her couch of skins, herself bore the infant to the neighboring bayou and bathed itnot for singularity, nor for independence, nor for vainglory, but only as one of the heart-curdling conventionalities which made up the experience of that most pitiful of holy things, an Indian mother.

say I, slowly and timidly raising my eyes, to judge of the effect of my confession, "only that I was so deadly, deadly ashamed; I thought it was such a shameful thing to happen to any one that I made up my mind I would never tell anybody, and I did not.

And they made up a case which was flawless, For the Sessions that sat at Blackheath, And they sentwhich was strangeMr.

I told you all about that before, and it's time you had your mind made up.