He was a hale, strong man to look on, though he had seen some three-score winters; but his mien was sad, and his heart heavy.
Mord is a strong man, unwearied, and skilled in war, and Eric's arms grow faint and his strength sinks low.
It was said of him that he had never turned a poor man away unsuccoured, nor bowed his head before a strong man, nor drawn his sword without cause, nor refused peace to him who prayed it.
The priest is then carried back to the village on the shoulders of a strong man.
The poor neglected victim, forgotten in the turmoil of his wrongdoer's glory, had that last strength of a strong man--the strength to be silent and to forgive.
He would regain the place of his father; he would revive the traditions of his grandfather; the Christians should resume their ancient standing in the Isle of Man; the last of their race should be a strong man and a just one.
Either from the instinct of a gentleman, or the pride of a strong man, he continued to shower his favours upon Philip.
There are some things into which it is wisest not to pry, and one of them is the first agony of a strong man's grief.
Strong man as he was, he shook like a leaf before her.
As may be imagined, strong man though he was, by this time John was quite exhausted.
A strong man he was, and full of commanding courage, but neither so strong nor so mighty that she had need to keep as quiet in his presence as a kitchen maid before a king.
He reappeared in England changed and aged, but a strong man still, with a more settled air of strength of purpose than he had worn in his wild youth.
Happily he was a strong man by nature, with deep impassioned longings and profound convictions; and going on through life in his lonely, overcrowded way, he soon became absorbed in the entrancing egotism of devotion to a great cause.
Helena looked slightly annoyed as she replied quickly, 'He is a strong man.
He had become a strong man--strong with that peculiar combination of mental and moral force which reveals itself in masculine common sense.
And, like a strong man, he rejoiced in his strength, perhaps a little too unreservedly.
The creed of a strong man, expressed with absolute sincerity, is always as interesting as it is rare; and the presumption is that it contains truths which would require to be incorporated in a wider system.
To a strong man, I suppose, these things do not count so greatly, but I'm inclined to think what with us poor women our heart-life is everything.
He looked up as he seized the means of help, and saw at the upper window the square dark face of a strong man, who was clad in a flannel shirt and had a silver-mounted pipe in his mouth.
Hermione looked at him, curiously at first, then with a sort of admiration which she could not explain,--the admiration we all feel for a strong man who is very much in earnest.
He was a strong man, and in all his active life had never touched liquor nor tobacco.
The Honourable Jacob Botcher, who had made a trip to Ripton and had cited that very decided earthquake shock of the Pingsquit bill, had been ridiculed for his pains, and had gone away again comforted by communion with a strong man.
Faith, Monsieur de St. Gre is a strong man, but he was no more than a puppet in his own house when he came back here for a day.
But the Consul--strong man that he was--merely laughed.
And thus it was that Beltane beheld again Friar Martin, the white friar that had been a man once, a strong man and a gentle.
He was a strong man, with the lines of hunger cut deeply in his face.
Half an hour later the Olaf was alone on that shallow sea, which seemed lonelier and more silent than ever; for when a strong man quits a room he often bequeaths a sudden silence to those he leaves behind.
Allah sends thee a man--a strong man, whose brain and heart and arm are at thy service.
The Weight of Obligation[5] By Rex Beach THIS is the story of a burden, the tale of a load that irked a strong man's shoulders.
Cantwell was a strong man, and, although the North had coarsened him, yet underneath the surface was a chivalrous regard for all things weak, and this the trail madness had not affected.
It grew hot in the room; but Donkin's fingers were like ice on the key, and, strong man though he was, he faltered.
This Montañés was Spanish and had married the strong man, an Italian whose real name was Napoleon Pitti.
In one of the towns I reinforced the company with a ballerina and a strong man.
He was a strong man, about forty, with high cheek bones, reddish skin and a disagreeably sarcastic expression.
For this was love that had come upon her like a strong man armed, not as he had shown himself to her before--laughing and merry, playful and sweet.
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