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She and glanced
She glanced around
the clearing
, taking
in the wagon
and the load
of supplies
and trappings scattered over
the ground
, the two kids
, the whiteface bull that
was chewing its cud just within
the far reaches
of the firelight
.

``
She didn't really say ''
-- She glanced away
at the floor
, then swooped gracefully
and picked up one
of Scotty's slippers
.
She glanced at her companion fondly
.
She succeeded
in cutting
a quarter
of his mask
and glanced at his revealed eye before
he escaped
.
She and at
She had reached
a point
at which she didn't even care how she looked
.
She stared
at him
, her eyes wide as she thought about what
he had said ; ;
She sat down
at the table
, shaking
her head
.
She clung to him
, talking to him
, and dabbing
at her eyes.
She crouched aside as bullets beat
at the portal
, chewing
into the planks
.
She showed
her surprise by tightening
the reins
and moving
the gelding around so that she could get
a better look
at his face
.
She had picked up
the quirt
and was twirling
it around
her wrist
and smiling
at him
.
She regarded them as signs that she
was nearing
the glen she sought
, and she
was glad to
at last be doing something positive
in her unenunciated
, undefined struggle
with the mountain
and its darkling inhabitants
.
She looked
at him
, lips compressed
.
She sat quietly
, staring
at me from
the wide
eyes.
She was telling herself that this might just be
her reward
at the end
of a long meaningful search for truth
.

Meredith
was irritated when
the Grafin knocked
at his door
and told him
, ``
She is
a great beauty!!
She had driven up
with her husband
in a convertible
with Eastern license plates
, although
the two drivers knew nothing
at the moment about that
.
She began to watch
a blonde-haired
man, also
in shorts
, standing right
at the rear
of the wrecked car
in the one spot that most
of the crowd
had detoured slightly
.
She would look
at Jack
, with that hidden something
in her eyes, and Jack
would see
the Woman
and become breathless
and a little sick
.
She daubed
at her swimming
eyes with a lacy handkerchief
and said
with obvious emotion: `` That poor boy!!
She snapped
at him
.
She looked down
at her hands
, too
.
She grabbed
at Feathertop's sleeve
and shrieked
, `` Help him!!
She passed
the entrance examinations to
the University
of Illinois
, but during
the year
at Urbana felt more important events transpired
at the University
of Chicago
.
She left
the next day for
her teaching job
at Princeton
, Illinois
.
She was more excited than frightened
at the prospect
of having
her first child
in a foreign land
.
She was certain
now that
it would be no harder to bear
her child
here in such pleasant surroundings than
at home
in the big white house
in Haverhill
.
She used to tell me
, `` When I stand there
and look
at the flag blowing this way
and that way
, I have
the wonderful
, safe feeling that Americans are protected no matter
which way
the wind blows ''
.
She and man
She had the opportunity that few clever women can resist
, of showing
her superiority
in argument over
a man.
She could
not resist
the opportunity ``
of showing
her superiority
in argument over
a man ''
which she
had remarked as one
of the `` feminine follies ''
of Sara Sullam ; ;
She has studied
and observed
and she is convinced that
her young
man is going to be endlessly enchanting
.
She was wise enough to realize
a man could be good company even if
he did weigh too much
and didn't own
the mint
.
She was taken up
in worry for
the reckless old
man.
She replied
, `` I know
of one
man that has
not been friendly
with him
.
She was glad
the fat
man had left
.
She jumped as
the little
man now appeared
at the window
and, reaching through
the opening
, offered
her a bottle
of coke
.
She smiled vaguely
at Henrietta
and spoke to
the old
man.
She felt
, rather than saw
, the approach
of the good-looking young
man.
She retreated before
the naked shame
in the old
man and the fury beyond
it and sank
into the darkness
of her lodge where Walitzee stirred
, mumbling
, sitting up
in a half stupor to say:
She called him
, " an intelligent
, philosophic
, modest
man "
and found
his views on education " very attractive ". Locals
in Cheshire were less supportive
and became suspicious
of his methods
.
She has been repaying
the debt from
her housekeeping budget
, and also from some work she got copying papers by hand
, which she did secretly
in her room
, and took pride
in her ability to earn money " as if she were
a man.
She consoles Boethius by discussing
the transitory nature
of fame
and wealth (" no
man can ever truly be secure until
he has been forsaken by Fortune "),
and the ultimate superiority
of things
of the mind
, which she calls
the " one true good ".
She turned
it to Matthew 9: 2
, which tells
the story
of Jesus healing
a man who
was sick
with palsy
, and after pondering
the meaning
of the passage
, found herself suddenly well
and able to get up
.
She stirs up even
the shiftless to toil ; for
a man grows eager to work when
he considers
his neighbour
, a rich
man who hastens to plough
and plant
and put
his house
in good order ;
and neighbour vies
with his neighbour as
he hurries after wealth
.

::"
She wants to marry
a Swede " ( she wants
the man she marries to be Swedish — no specific person
in mind )

::"
She wants to marry
a Swede " (
the man she wants to marry is Swedish —
a specific person )
She also asked for Tithonus to be made immortal
, but forgot to ask for eternal youth
, which resulted
in him living forever as
a helpless old
man.
She then is depicted
in the Talmud
and Kabbalah as first wife to God's first creation
of man, Adam
.
She also stated that ‘ woman may be made from
man, but no
man can be made without
a woman
.
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