I don't know how I've been kind," I left out the trusting part.
Now, he knew quite well that this course would carry the vessel towards the harbour of Arbroath, into which he resolved to run at all hazards, trusting to the harbour-lights to guide him when he should draw near.
Further," and in the gloom they saw his shoulders lifted in a shrug, "I am trusting Miss Page because I've got to!
She only shook her head, her lips trembling, nottrusting her voice.
I am trusting that what I say will remain just between you and me for the present.
Better than all earthly logic was the simple faith of thistrusting child.
From trusting entirely to his own strength, and not seeking rightly for all other aids, he failed in what he undertook to accomplish.
He did not inform his family of the step he had taken, trusting to time and events for the strained relations between himself and his people to disappear.
I beg these trusting friends to accept my heartfelt thanks.
He set his mind on the consequences of the act of folly--the trusting a secret to a woman.
In 1883 he conceived the bold scheme of taking leave and exploring Kaffiristan in disguise, trusting to the good fellowship of certain Pathan friends, amongst whom two members of the Kakur Khel were chief.
Some of his exploits were remarkable, as for instance when he explored the Adrak Badrak pass leading from the Lughman valley to Jugdalak with no military escort whatever, trusting only to the tender mercies of an "aboriginal" guard.
The girl made a charming picture as she stood there in her white dress with her eyes cast down, not trusting herself to look into the face of either of her friends.
First the older girl nodded, as though not trusting herself to speak and then said: "Yes, Professor Hecksher has asked me.
However, such as they are, the two stories go forth in company, trusting that they may not prove too utterly wearisome to be brought forward this second time.
The third miracle was of a woman who had come from Svithjod, and had suffered much distress on this pilgrimage from her blindness; but trusting in God's mercy, had come travelling to this solemnity.
She had been deceived, and in that word, when applied to a young, aspiring, trusting mind, what anguish does it not comprise.
You must give me a portion of your sanguine and trusting hopes, my dearest Arthur," she continued, fondly laying her hand in his.
Yet interminable as to his imagination the intervening years appeared, still there was no trembling in his trusting heart.
Why did we not question her, instead of thus fondly trusting in her integrity?
Let us hope that our first father Adam will be there, and mother Eve, following in the footsteps of their dear son Abel, and trusting in the same sacrifice.
This should greatly encourage us in trusting to him.
He willeth not the death of any, but that they should turn unto him and live: and this turning lies mainly in trusting Jesus with your soul.
His whole theory is based on the idea of establishing the right of self-determination of peoples on the broadest basis throughout the world, and trusting to the peoples thus freed to continue in mutual love.
The English Government lets its people go on calmly trusting to the myth that instead of six U-boats sunk there are a hundred at the bottom of the sea.
But it did look strangely familiar, strangely like the one that a dear, trusting girl had tied about his wrist, and that he had sealed there with a kiss twenty years before.
Something in Mack's brain went hot at the realization that his team-mates were trusting him no longer.
For its nature is to be as true to the loyal soul as any loyal soul can be to it; waiting to attest its presence wherever the courage exists to make the experiment of trusting it.
Nevertheless, trusting in God, Father Brumauld not only did not close the establishment, but purchased 370 acres of ground, in the centre of which was a pile of buildings which had formerly been the official baths of the deys of Algiers.
In upper grades and high school add a simple explanation of the card catalog as being the most complete record, trusting to their interest in coming to the library to use it practically.
Then we proceed to tell him in our own words stories which we adapt from the books we think he should know, trusting that he will want the books themselves as a result.
