The Romans made a prodigious fuss, about their beards.
Doubtless, there are men of wonderfully well balanced minds, who go about their business, with great apparent composure, after they have killed their antagonists in duels.
I made some inquiry of the trader who had been with them for some years, about their traditions.
This soured them so much that they sought to make trouble with me about their pay, allowing me no time whatever to settle up in the usual manner.
They wear great store of beads about their necks, arms, and legs; about their middles, silk cloths.
They all carry a relique of Maramba in a little box, and hang itabout their necks, under their left arms.
All they want is Hyrum and myself; then tell everybody to go about their business, and not to collect in groups, but to scatter about.
One mobber was killed by lightning and another had his hand torn off by a fractious horse, and in fear they dispersed, saying, if that was the way God fought for the "Mormons" they would go about their business.
The marshal had no papers by which they could be held, so permitted them to go about their business.
I told them they would have to ask the negroes for how was I to know what weapons they had concealedabout their persons, any more than pa was responsible if his politicians carried revolvers.
It is not more natural for dogs to fight about a bone, than for such to snarl and quarrel, or be in some distempered passion, about their selfish, carnal interest.
There has been some little mystery about their authorship, but it is evident that they are not all from the same hand.
It was later in the day, and upon a seat in the presence of the green and gold Labyrinthodon that looms so splendidly above the lake, that the Kippses fell into talk about their future.
Turning his horse now in this direction, now in that, he gathered the animals, one by one, about their leader.
Thus far, then, their pursuers had tracked them, and no doubt they would be about their ears in a few minutes.
The hussars obeyed the order, falling in about their captain in closed ranks.
So the Jewish ambassadors interceded with him, and entreated him that he would determine nothing that was severeabout their queen or nation.
And the Devil so hardens them, that nothing will awaken their cares about their Souls: How come so many to be Seared in their Sins?
They'll put up some arches, and a few statues and build tribute houses in a lot of towns, and then they'll go on about their business, and we who have fought will feel a bit blank.
There had been, too, about their friendship a rather engaging seriousness.
She knew that that gaze meant that those two had had long conversations of an intimate kind--about their likes and dislikes, about their natures, about their views of marriage.
She did not imagine that it had gone further than talksabout their likes and dislikes, about their natures or about marriage as an institution.
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