He then was about to move it to a fine stream of water in the neighbourhood, which, by being dammed up, so as to form a large pond, would afford him a convenient and inexhaustible supply of ice.

I tried to untie the line, but it was drawn into a knot so hard, that the old Nick himself couldn't move it.

It is contained in a wooden tube, and though a hundred or a thousand men were to try to lift it, they could not move it.

But since big George did not move it was impossible to enter.

Particularly did his fingers linger on every boss and point, striving to push it in or move it up or down; but they were all immovable.

good!" cried Macbeth; "who can unfix the forest, and move it from its earth-bound roots?

"Water parted from the sea" never fails to move it strangely.

My neck is so stiff it creaks every time I move it, and I've got the rheumatics in my legs something cruel.'

Browning is no such shallow optimist as to believe that all is well with the world, but he does maintain that things are right with the world, for in spite of its present evils it is slowly working its way toward perfection, and in the great scheme of things it may make these evils themselves an instrument to move it toward its ultimate goal.

Perhaps I'd better move it or he may not think it's there, and toss it out on the floor.

His attendant asked Mochuda for the apple, but the latter refused to give it saying"God will work a miracle by that apple and through me to-day: we shall meet Cuana Mac Cailcin's daughter whose right hand is powerless so that she cannot move it from her side.

Then we could figure out how to move it later, bring it up to my house or take it to the dump.

It took three of them to move it without using crowbars; Oliver helped until it was in place.

If I'd got the time and the money I'd move it up beside Stee Jenkin's hut, which is really in a bootiful situation.

The estate was sold; and the old man was about to remove from the house of his fathers, to go he knew not whither, when, like an old piece of furniture, which, left alone in its wonted corner, may hold together for a long while, but breaks to pieces on an attempt to move it, he fell down on his own threshold under a paralytic affection.

And therewith he set his hand on the sword and drew it strongly, but he might not move it.

From the rate at which he was going the boat was fixed fast, and all his efforts to move it were in vain.

We might build our establishment a story higher; we might attempt to move it.

As my right hand lay quietly on my knee, and I asked myself, with a stupid wonder, "Now, can I move it?"

Dogmas and observances apart, I felt that her religion was so much loftier than my own that, though it would have been impossible for me to profess acceptance of it, it was equally impossible to argue with her about it,that it was so woven into the fibre of her existence that to move it in the least would be impossible, or, if possible, only at the cost of mental and spiritual dislocation.

It would take such a time to move it.

"If Tayoga stayed in his canoe," said Wilton, "he's frozen solidly in the middle of the river, and he won't be able to move it until a thaw comes.

And, since you cannot move it, move your own.

His first effort, however, loosened it, and then he began to move it from side to side, still pulling upward, until at last he could feel it rising.

whar he wuz an' ax him 'Marse please gi us some money' (here she raises her voice to a high, pitiful tone) he says' I aint got a cent' and right den he would have a chis so full it would take a whol' passle uv slaves to move it.