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She and would
She had offered to walk
, but Pamela knew she
would not feel comfortable about
her child until she
had personally confided
her to
the care
of the little pink woman who chose to be called `` Auntie ''
.
She would return
this symbol to
the mountain
, as one pours seed back into
the soil every Spring or
as ancient fertility cults demand annual human sacrifice
.
She remembered little
of her previous journey there with Grace
, and she could but hope that
her dedication to
her mission
would enable
her to accomplish it
.
She did not pause to consider what she
would do if
her plan should fail ; ;
She was sure she
would reach
the pool by climbing
, and she clung to that belief despite
the increasing number
of obstacles
.
She had the feeling that
, under
the mouldering leaves
, there
would be
the bodies
of dead animals
, quietly decaying
and giving their soil back to
the mountain
.
She could not scream
, for even if
a sound could take shape within
her parched mouth
, who
would hear
, who
would listen??
She had to move
in some direction -- any direction that
would take
her away from
this evil place
.
She began it deliberately
, so that none
of her words
would be lost on him
.
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 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 would often go
up on
the roof to
see the attendant take down
the flag
in the evening
.
She gave me
the names
of some people who
would surely help pay for
the flowers
and might even march
up to
the monument with me
.
She would hover over him
and, looking like
her brother
, anxiously watch
the progress
of Scotty's fork or spoon
.
She was
the only kind
of Negro Laura Andrus
would want around: independent
, unservile
, probably charging double what ordinary maids did for housework --
and doubly efficient
.
She would not accept
the death
of such
a little child
.
She stood there
, a large old woman
, smiling at
the things she
would say to him
in the morning
, this big foolish baby
of a son
.
She and her husband
had formerly lived
in New York
, where she
had many friends
, but Mr. Flannagan thought
the country
would be safer
in case
of war
.
She would rather live
in danger than die
of loneliness
and boredom
.
She would have said triumph
.
She was personally sloppy
, and when she
had colds
would blow
her nose
in the same handkerchief all day
and keep it
, soaking wet
, dangling from
her waist
, and when she gardened she
would eat dinner with dirt on
her calves
.
She had begun to turn back toward
the house
, but his look caught
her and she stood still
, waiting there for what his expression indicated
would be
a serious word
of farewell
.
She and see
She was glad
, completely
and unselfishly glad
, to
see that things were working out
the right way for both Sally
and Dan
.
She entreated me to
see a doctor
, and when I refused
, brought one out to
see me
.
She was not
a girl
, he could
see.
She it was who
had looked to
see if I was wearing shoes upon learning that I couldn't drive
.
She would try to
see over
the bulge
of her cheeks
and somewhat under
her teeth to
the place where she was biting
.
She could
see that Mr. Gorboduc was intrigued ; ;

)
She snarled terribly but intuition told him
, again
, that she was bluffing
, and he could
see that half
her attention was distracted by
the dogs
.
She couldn't
see how
her death could affect Maude
.
She couldn't
see any reason why Maude
would attempt to frighten
her.
She is
just home from
a sojourn
in London where she has become
the sweetheart
of a young fellow named Ronnie ( we never do
see him )
and has been subjected to
a first course
in thinking
and appreciating
, including
a dose
of good British socialism
.
She seemed so unimpressed that he was obliged to roll
up his blue jeans so she could
see his brace
.
She is performing near Fredrik's home
, and he brings Anne to
see the play
.
She remembers that
her father was such
a fan
of Bessie Smith
, " he once rode 50 miles on horseback
just to
see her perform live
.

" ( Wills is quoted
as saying
, " I rode horeseback from
the place between
the rivers to Childress to
see Bessie Smith ...
She was about
the greatest thing I
had ever heard
.

"
She was allowed to
see Thomas only for 40 minutes
in the morning but returned
in the afternoon
and, in a drunken rage
, threatened to kill Brinnin
.
She did not have
the opportunity to
see her sons very often during
her imprisonment
, though she was released for special occasions such
as Christmas
.

* 642:
She ascended
the throne
as Kōgyoku-tennō
, and she stepped down
in response to
the assassination
of Soga no Iruka (
see: Isshi Incident ).
She invited friends to
see her daughter
, including Sir Hans Sloane
, the King's physician
.
She read
books, wrote letters
, and played
the lute (
see Bartolomeo Tromboncino ).
She was effortlessly more sexual
and charming
and eagerly undressed for Paris
, and she did not mind displaying
her breasts
and vulva for him to
see.
She awakened
, he identified himself
and offered
her two choices: she could submit to his sexual advances
and become his wife
and future queen
, or he
would kill
her and one
of her slaves
and place
the bodies together
, then claim he
had caught
her having adulterous sex (
see sexuality
in ancient Rome for Roman attitudes toward sex ).
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