Only I don't know if they'll manage to get through; it's so slushy.
You managed to get through a good many years," said Cynthia, looking at the pavement.
Faith, this war has brought nothing but misery, and how we are to get through it, God knows!
I had several tumbles in the snow-covered mud, but there was nothing to be done except to struggle on and trust to good luck to get through.
This of course made me more sorry than ever that I had allowed the spy to get through my fingers.
She tried once or twice to get through to Alan, but he was always eating; he looked very like a young Uncle Stanley this evening.
A man who had to get through so many daily hours of real work did not dissipate his energy in speculation.
If by any chance I don't get through, I want to be cremated; I want to go back as quick as I can.
I really don't know how we manage toget through a day, let alone a lifetime, without absolute disaster.
Why, I don't even know how to get through my interview with her to-day without lying to her like a politician.
If I ever tried toget through a door and failed, it might not be pleasant for me.
To get through it, even with vessels of the lightest draft, it was necessary to clear off a belt of heavy timber wide enough to make a passage way.
I really had no objection to going to West Point, except that I had a very exalted idea of the acquirements necessary to get through.
The night was very dark and it rained heavily, the roads were so bad that the troops had to cut trees and corduroy the road a part of the way, to get through.
Anyway," declared Prescott, "I have to get through.
I guess you'll have to hire a team at the livery-stable; take you about three days to get through.
Those of the party who went to Los Angeles managed in one way or another to get through on schooners, and many of them, after a year or two of hard work, made some money and returned to their homes in Illinois.
If we failed to get through, they could probably live as long as the oxen lasted and would then perish of starvation.
Several of the Jayhawkers having once started on this route were very anxious to get through on it if a way could be found for them to do it, and therefore searched farther and with greater determination than the others.
At present, the upper part is entirely choked up with blocks of stone and rubbish, and it will be a very awkward job to get through it; but so far, it seems to me, it is that or nothing.
If I am killed, it does not matter; while if you were killed all would be lost for, if the explosion did not burst the stone, I am sure that we should never be able to get through it, without you to direct us.
At any rate, as we saw the light above us, only some thirty feet up, there ought not to be above twenty feet of closely-packed stuff to get through.
If you come to a big solid block, I don't see how you are going to get through it.
It was difficult to get through it, except by paths made by the buffalo and other animals.
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