All honor to the heroism and sturdiness of the English suffragettes.
For some reason or other I was particularly struck by the sturdinessof the small girls.
As we went on our journey we spoke of the sturdiness and cheeriness of our chief carrier, who had told us that he was seventy.
Alice, as likely as not, would be bathing the baby, who already showed a native sturdiness in spite of his mother's indiscretions.
He didn't talk to him much--a man who chews tobacco has better work for his jaws than talking--but he was sometimes amused by his company and proud of his sturdiness and capacity for mischief.
A large number of representatives of the finest type of the colonial hall are scattered throughout the North and South, and their sturdiness of construction bids fair to make them valued examples indefinitely.
English pewter differs materially from that made in other countries, the workmen employing designs characterized by a sturdiness and sedate dignity that raised the ware above that made in other lands.
If one's spiritual sturdiness is congenital and somewhat perfect he is not only conscious that this separation has no part in his own soul, but he does not feel its existence in others.
And for the most of us, we believe, this sturdiness would be encouraged by anything that will keep or help us keep a normal balance between the spiritual life and the ordinary life.
Yes, marry, we four will all go together; But Sturdiness shall tarry to face out the matter, If Just peradventure against you shall clatter.
The general contour of each oak presents a characteristic branching and sturdiness uncommon in other trees.
The lawyer shook hands with him heartily, for he could not but respect the man for his sturdiness and sincerity.
I shall go where I like," Cuckoo answered, and this time with some real sturdinessof manner.
Perhaps you can't tell where I should find it, Val," Julian interposed, with a certain sturdiness of manner.
She imagined herself a few years ahead, calling him back when he was running off to play, holding his resistant sturdinessin her arms while he gave her hasty, smudged kisses and hugged his ball for more loving.
This affords an index of the sturdiness of the character of Senator Pugh.
The revolution had left a chaotic condition in the older colonies, and men of sturdiness conceived the idea of going far westward, where they could create new conditions, and build for the future.
I think that William Morris Hunt and Washington Allston must have seemed like infant Michelangelos then, for there is still about them a sturdinesswhich we see little of in the American art of that time, or even now for that matter.
Homer typifies a certain sturdiness in the American temper at least, and sends the lighter men away with his roughness, as doubtless he sent the curious away from his cliffs with the acidity of truth he poured upon them.
Although he was clad in a suit of black chained mail and had a casque on with the visor closed, I was able to see that his body was of unusual sturdiness with great breadth of shoulders and thickness of limb.
His was a vital sturdiness which, for ten years, refused death, but during the last of these he was physically and morally repellent.
It is not strange that there is an economic element among the causes of the social evil; it is remarkable that moralsturdiness resists so much temptation.
This massive sturdiness of Lincoln's statesmanship, this unalterable political reliability lay inwrought in the hardy fiber of his moral character.
