He was shot through the head as he was carrying poor Cruikshank away from the village; and the worst of it is, that, in the opinion of many of us, this sortie was a quite useless waste of life.
We have taken over the Fort and use it as an Arsenal, for which purpose it serves sufficiently well, though it would bequite useless as a Fortification against any enemy who possessed guns of any kind.
In other respects the fluctuations often strike us as quite useless or even as injurious.
It does not contribute to the harvest, and is quite useless.
Raciborsky, who has lately given a full and very accurate description of this anomaly, lays great stress upon the fact that it is quite useless.
She was almost ready to cry, as she answered: "I know you do not care how your orders vex and distress other people, and that it is quite useless for me to ask a favour of you.
To follow the spoor of the migratory springboks with the hope of recovering their flock would be quite useless.
Quarters of venison they had frequently stolen, and they had eaten up the leathern part of Swartboy's saddle, and rendered it quite useless for a while.
But I am not going to argue about the matter, for it is quite useless.
It would be the last time that anything would pass his lips, she thought, and it might be quite useless to give it to him, but it must be ready.
Lamberti must have guessed already that all friendship was at an end, and it would consequently be quite useless to tell him so.
Starkowski interposed: "It is quite useless to reason with you on these points, or to expect you to retract anything of the past.
He felt morally certain that it would be quite useless to petition the Emperor, not that he doubted that the peasants really had been wronged in the suit.
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