I have done as much myself, especially for one who was called Nada the Lily, of whom a certain Umslopogaas robbed me, one of my own blood of whom I am much afraid.
For the history of Umslopogaasi and his Axe, the reader is referred to the books called "Allan Quatermain" and "Nada the Lily.
No crea usted nada de lo que oiga respecto a mí, y aténgase tan sólo a lo que yo le revele.
He didn't seem to know how wrong it was, and neither did Nada the Lily, for she sat in placid indifference by her empty nest box.
The little door had swung open again, and Eric led Nada through.
Eric helpedNada to a place on the crystal, lay down at her side.
Eric and Nada clung to each other, in doubt whether to stay or to fly through the storm.
Nada blushed at the shrewd, quick thrust, although the words were spoken without the least heat.
Nada is quite conscious and her faculties are coming back rapidly," she told her husband; "but she is terribly anxious to know all that has happened since she was drugged.
Of course he told me many things and amongst them was this item of news, that Nada is going to marry you.
He was convinced in his own mind that it was unworthy jealousy of the Princess Nada which had prompted her action.
If Nada had the composure of the aristocrat, she had the self-possession of the woman of the world.
Inside that carriage are two helpless women, drugged by that ruffian Zouroff, the Princess Nada and her maid.
The person to whom he was talking when Nada intervened was a popular Countess, the chatelaine of an historic house in Piccadilly.
Nada broke away from the Countess and rushed over to her brother.
I fancy, from what I have heard, that the Princess Nada is just a little attracted by him.
Our pretty little Nada can then well choose where her heart leads her to make her choice, even if it is in the direction of our young friend, Nello Corsini.
If Zouroff saw red and laid all about him, as it were, Nada must protect herself.
The Princess Nada is an old friend of mine, Madame.
The Princess Nada met him as he descended the few marble steps.
Once he struggled, but she bit him hard, so he lay quiet in her mouth, and looking back he saw the face of Nada as she ran from the fence of thorns, crying "Save him!
Now it must be told of Nada that as the boy Umslopogaas was the strongest and bravest of children, so the girl Nada was the gentlest and most fair.
Now as I found afterwards, since Zinita, the head wife of Umslopogaas, had learned of what stock he was, she had known that Nada was no sister to him.
I bade him farewell and left him; to Nada also I bade farewell.
Presently she saw Nada seated upon the grass weaving flowers, and crept towards her to kill her.
Now I took Nada by the hand and led her through the morning air to the place of assembly, and ah!
Nada sat herself so that this ray struck full on her, for she loved light, and without it she would pine as flowers do.
Now what there was in the glance of Nada I cannot say, but I know that Zinita, who was afraid of few things, found something to fear in it.
And I drew Nada aside and spoke to her thus: "We part, my daughter; nor do I know when we shall meet again, for the times are troubled and it is for your safety and that of your mother that I rob my eyes of the sight of you.
Now on this day also there came to me news that my wife Macropha and my daughter Nada were dead among their people in Swaziland.
Already she had grasped Nada by the hair, already her spear was lifted to pierce her.
Footnote: For the history of Mopo, see "Nada the Lily.
No he menester ventura por amaros; Amo de vos lo que de vos entiendo, No lo que espero, porque nada espero.
How many times may it not be said-- Para pensar cual tú, sólo es preciso no tener nada mas que inteligencia.
When Nada turned Peter was groveling in the sand, his hips and back broken down, but his bright eyes were on her, and without a whimper or a whine he was struggling to drag himself toward her.
And here, whereNada had lived, with the pitch-wood forests crowding close, the fire must have burned most fiercely.
Three days later a man and a dog came from the burned country into the town of Fort William, seeking for a wandering messenger of God who called himself Father John, and a young and beautiful girl whose name was Nada Hawkins.
But we couldn't, just like we couldn't have broughtNada up here with us.
Even Nada believed he had killed her scoundrelly foster-father.
What happened to himself was of small importance now, if he could find Nadaalive before the menace caught up with him from behind, or ambushed him ahead.
Swift as a bird Nada turned and ran, and as the man's footsteps crunched in the gravel and rock behind her a wild fear possessed her--fear for Peter, and not for herself.
The second morning Nada remained in her room, and Jolly Roger wandered off into the woods without his breakfast, and Father John ate alone, smiling gently as he looked at the tightly closed door of Nada's bedroom.
This note Nada read to McKay when they sat at breakfast.
I think I hear footsteps--" He thrust them to the door, Nada with her bundle and Roger with his pack.
And breakfast waited, and Nada and Jolly Roger and Peter waited, but François Breault did not return.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "nada" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word. Other words: aught; cipher; nada; naught; nothing; nothingness; nought; nullity; vacuity; zero
