When his officers for their own advancement persuaded him that he possessed military and naval talent, he dreamt of the role of "Welt Kaiser," and prepared for the conquest of the earth.
He says he be so sorry that if 'ee like he'll cut a stick o' any size you choose and ull let you welt him as long as you like wi'out saying a word.
Oh, Jack, and didst really think I wanted to welt thee?
As the welt reddened on his face, Kipping staggered, leveled his other pistol point-blank and pulled the trigger.
So they unlashed Bill, and he came forward with his clothes in his arms and one long, raw welt across his back.
It is only going a step further then, when Hamerling writes to his friend Möser: "Schliesslich ist es doch nur der Kranke, der sich das Leid der ganzen Welt zu Herzen nimmt.
We should then be arguing that though in experience things are known only as they appear, through pure understanding a nobler world than that of sense, "eine Welt im Geiste gedacht," is opened to our view.
His great face was flushed and distorted, and a growing welt showed where the pliers had clipped him.
His shirt had been torn from his breast and they saw a great red welt where the blood had been drawn through the pores by those terrible suckers.
There was an ugly welt about two inches long upon his left cheek, and a scratch or two upon his forehead and neck; that was all.
WELT Would I might mend the fabric of my youth That daily flaunts its tatters to my eyes, Would I might compromise awhile with truth Until our moon now waxing, wanes and dies.
The greater part of the first edition of his work, Die Welt als Wille und Vorstellung, had to be sold as waste paper.
But he ascribes to paternal heredity his ability to feel at home in a world of high and delicate things (in einer Welt hoher und zarter Dinge).
The first edition entitled "Wahrhafftige Historia unnd beschreibung einer landschafft der Wilden, Nacketen, Grimmigen, Menschfresser Leuthen in der Newen Welt America gelegen, .
The ablest of these is to be found in the recent Welt als That of the botanist Reinke.
The clearest presentation of it is to be found in theWelt als That, of the Kiel botanist, J.
The Indian reached over and struck the pollywog with all of his force on both sides of the face with his two open palms, leaving the blood-red welt marks of his fingers on the lamb's fair cheeks.
I'd probably hit him a welt and he'd go off bawlin' like a calf," he communed with himself.
Got a welt on my head at Chickamaugy, and then the camp fever at Chattanoogy, which run me down till I could've crawled through a greased flute.
The welt lasting machine next takes the job in hand, it being almost human-like in the evenness and tightness with which it draws the leather around the last, other tacks being driven partly in to hold it in place.
No chile iver thrived on saft words," he said; "a wetwelt is betther.
Yes, because the sound of the bell was always accompanied by a vision of a wet welt hanging over the edge of the tub!
Aye, yer wetwelt stings th' flesh, Jamie, but it niver gets at a chile's mind.
