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1. Son continued to elude attacks, countering them and using the weapons
2. I am feeling shattered now from both struggling with the terrain and the stress of pursuit, a fact which does not elude my fellows
3. Just as God helped Joseph and me elude Herod with Jesus thirty years before, so too, did Jesus escape
4. successfully elude his Union Army pursuers
5. If she ducked into a building and slipped out the back door, maybe she could elude them
6. I pride myself that James Bond couldn’t follow me if I knew that was his intent and I wanted to elude him
7. “You, Tobias—or should I call you Four?—managed to elude me,” she says quietly
8. The meaning of this sequence of memories continued to elude me
9. Hopkins wanted to check on the rate of ostracism, but that would elude him
10. “The Islamist Holy War,” whatever was wished—continued to elude most Americans for
11. At any rate, I kind of feel lost in a story where I’m pretty sure I should know the plot but your silence causes it to elude me
12. “Well as I told you, he follows you to catch up with me since I always elude his spies
13. “It is better that you do not elude them
14. Neither years nor distance can mind elude
15. That delightful small island satisfies well the human desire to elude the problems of civilization in search of a simpler way of living
16. That would not have been the first port of call of the liner were it not for the captain’s decision to change the itinerary to elude a storm that was following them during the whole trip but never caught up with them
17. What puzzled Roger was a question that seemed to elude a reasonable answer
18. Was it a language? Did the markings mean anything? He seemed to radiate light as he stood before the room, the world, with an air of self-assurance that would elude the most confident of men
19. and that was beginning to elude her, as well
20. Some astrophysicists have suggested that the missing galaxies elude observa-
21. ” The irony of the cliche doesn’t elude him
22. protagonists were able to elude apprehension
23. How does it continue to elude you, Themistokles? I have little patience for this and Guardon none at all
24. They decided that this particular mystery of life would have to elude them for the near future at least
25. `You killed someone for reasons that seem to elude me
26. He desperately wished to find and succor Natala, who he was sure needed aid badly; but harried as he was by all the warriors in Xuthal, he could only run on, trusting to luck to elude them and find her
27. Several times during the day both Jude and Ruth endeavored to elude the vigilance of the Pharisees in their efforts to send word to Jesus, but it was of no avail
28. Jesus sought to elude his critics and the crowd which followed him that he might be alone with his apostles this day
29. Here, he knew, he might elude his hunters, but for that hellish bird that squalled incessantly above him
30. They elude themselves
31. After safely tucking the shell wrapped in his handkerchief in his inner pocket where it would not elude him, Feltus marked the spot where he had found the object by sticking a stubby pencil he had in his pocket into the loose soil then pulled himself to his feet, having decided to explore the meadow ahead for any further evidence
32. Besides that, she obviously had failed to learn from the mystery novel, or she would have realized that she had been seen in the lobby last night during her venture, but in light of this he recognized that her crafty selection of elevators and pathway during her journey was perhaps intended to confuse or elude any followers and spies
33. Who could be so unnoticeable as to elude their watchful eyes when they entered the room after breaking down the door?
34. the weather had conspired against them to allow their assailant to elude
35. The passage had to be close, and if she could get there, she would be able to elude her enemy
36. She dropped to her knees in despair, hoping there was someway they could elude the patrollers
37. was going to elude her attacker
38. head back causing the strand of hair to elude her face
39. he could elude him
40. multiple dimensions, and infinite scale and timeless existence will always elude us
41. They’ll seek death, but it will elude them
42. Don, in an attempt to elude her, reached for the door as Cecily regained her composure and stepped in his way
43. Depression and anxiety often elude us when we are experiencing the “highs” in life, but when the trials come, such as the death, unemployment and sickness; sometimes it is not as easy to see who we are in Christ
44. Chattel slavery and cheap labor an unwelcome introduction into capitalism…captured Africans stripped of all personality and humanity…a mechanism of an oppressive system of human sorrows…victims of avarice and self-appointed superiority…pregnant slaves shackled to fears, her naked breasts heavy with tears, her seed in jeopardy of annihilation in a nation that defended the enslavement of Africa’s babies because black skin made it so…no place to go but Heaven… with the connection to Africa stricken from the reach of her children… but the royalty that flows through the veins of her offspring has managed to elude the ad¬versary’s thievery…it remains unscathed, needing only recognition of its presence…the Transatlantic and watery graves, but those that survived became chained up slaves, yet the royalty remains
45. Chattel slavery and cheap labor an unwelcome introduction into capitalism…captured Africans stripped of all personality and humanity…a mechanism of an oppressive system of human sorrows…victims of avarice and self-appointed superiority…pregnant slaves shackled to fears, her naked breasts heavy with tears, her seed in jeopardy of annihilation in a nation that defended the enslavement of Africa’s babies because black skin made it so…no place to go but Heaven… with the connection to Africa stricken from the reach of her children… but the royalty that flows through the veins of her offspring has managed to elude the adversary’s thievery…it remains unscathed, needing only recognition of its presence…the Transatlantic and watery graves, but those that survived became chained up slaves, yet the royalty remains
46. There had even been a time when he’d doubled back, crisscrossing his own trail before scampering up the stream to elude the strange visitors who’d invaded his beloved forest
47. But his instinct told him to elude the men, to remain unseen
48. of dust surrounding an individual who cannot elude it, as their every attempt only sustains
49. In such instances, perhaps what we successfully elude is then reflected in the state of
50. circumstances that are of interest to the masses, and yet would possibly elude the collective
51. to elude it, in fact they are merely strengthening aversion
52. Even if he managed to elude the killers, he still had to deal with his addiction
53. I thought it was a safe guess that John wouldn’t head back towards the Valley Lands, which is why I headed that way, suspecting that would be John’s way of trying to elude me
54. “You are right!” she muttered and said, “How could I not understand that? How could such a thing elude me? And what the hell’s making her so powerful then????” Nobody had an answer for that
55. me that a mortal can elude two heku,” Damon said, baffled
56. So long as it is sought for under the hypothesis of Christ's simple humanity, it must elude discovery, or compel disbelief
57. Item for item it will elude the hands of the corpse-cleaners and
58. to shed its dewy freshness; for a friend, whom he loved next to his mistress, was the confident, who forwarded the letters from one to the other, to elude the
59. "I stopped at one or two stands of coaches to elude pursuit, and then drove
60. to, which, though deeply felt, eating into the soul, elude description, and may be glossed over! A false morality is even established, which makes all the virtue of women consist in chastity, submission, and the forgiveness of injuries
61. within, and elude all pressure, but the tender, from without
62. invention how at once to elude my mother’s vigilance, and procure
63. from me: but I found means to elude his questions, by answers that
64. In fact, the pursuing vessel had almost overtaken them when, fortunately, night came on, and enabled them to double the Cape of Corsica, and so elude all further pursuit
65. But the enemy who, by any lucky concurrence of accidents, has found means to elude the vigilance of the scouts, will seldom meet with sentinels nearer home to sound the alarm
66. "Man alone, I almost instinctively knew, as well as by what I had industriously picked up at weddings and christenings, was possessed of the only remedy that could reduce this rebellious disorder; but watched and overlooked as I was, how to come at it was the point, and that, to all appearance, an invincible one; not that I did not rack my brains and invention how at once to elude my mothers vigilance, and procure myself the satisfaction of my impetuous curiosity and longings for this mighty and untasted pleasure
67. room for a stately piece of machinery, that stood up-reared, between her thighs, as she continued siting on his lap, and pressed hard for instant intromission, which the tender Emily, in a fit of humour deliciously protracted, affected to decline, and elude the very pleasure she sighed for, but in a style of waywardness, so prettily put on, and managed, as to render it ten times more poignant; then her eyes, all amidst the softest dying languishment, expressed, ait once a mock denial and extreme desire, whilst her sweetness was zested with a coyness so pleasingly provoking, her moods of keeping him off were so attractive, that they redoubled the impetuous rage with, which, he covered her with kisses: and kisses that, whilst she seemed to shy from or scuffle for, the cunning wanton contrived such sly returns, of, as were, doubtless the sweeter for the gust she gave them, of being stolen ravished
68. He pressed me indeed tenderly to satisfy his ardent curiosity, both with regard to my past and present state of life, since his being torn away from me: but I found means to elude his questions, by answers that shewing his satisfaction at no great distance, won upon him to waive his impatience, in favour of the thorough confidence he had in my not delaying it, but for respect I should in good time acquaint him with
69. Death itself would elude him now
70. Of the rushing couples there could barely be discerned more than the high lights—the indistinctness shaping them to satyrs clasping nymphs—a multiplicity of Pans whirling a multiplicity of Syrinxes; Lotis attempting to elude Priapus, and always failing
71. In some cases, no doubt, the concealment will elude detection and give rise to an incorrect conclusion
72. It doesn’t elude me that my readers might feel impatient with such a vague explanation of the way Dolores and I fell in love
73. The enemy’s fleet, which subsequently did not let a single boat pass, allows his entire army to elude it
74. Of yourself you could come with soft flight and nestle against my heart, if you would: seized against your will, you will elude the grasp like an essence—you will
75. I had dared and baffled his fury; I must elude his sorrow: I retired to the door
76. However, in the midst of so many tender memories, he could not elude his recollection of a helpless little bird whose name he never knew and with whom he spent no more than half a frenetic night, but that had been enough to ruin the innocent rowdiness of Carnival for him for the rest of his life
77. Still, no matter how hard she tried, she could not elude the presence of her dead husband: wherever she went, wherever she turned, no matter what she was doing, she would come across something of his that would remind her of him
78. ” She felt the chimerical angel of the past flying overhead, and she tried to elude it
79. But he ignored his duty as guardian: he said nothing to América Vicuña’s parents, restrained by a sense of guilt that he tried to elude, and he did not discuss it with her because of a well-founded fear that she would try to implicate him in her failure
80. Besides, many times in the history of the river the yellow plague flag had been flown in order to evade taxes, or to avoid picking up an undesirable passenger, or to elude inopportune inspections
81. By twisting and turning my little machine, now rising and now falling, I managed to elude their search-lights most of the time, but I was also losing ground by these tactics, and so I decided to hazard everything on a straight-away course and leave the result to fate and the speed of my machine
82. Why should we assume everything as we imagine it, as we make up our minds to imagine it? A thousand things may happen in reality which elude the subtlest imagination
83. Interest, ever alert, will avail itself of our extensive coast and elude the law
84. She whom the old woman would have saved turned like a hunted thing, as to elude her benefactress
85. Spikes 3 to 5 inches long, the peduncles clothed with a very delicate acute pointed sheath, which embraces it so closely as almost to elude observation, varying much in length, but seldom extending to the base of the spike
1. Oceans, however, eluded tiny Archimedes
2. At first sleep eluded him, but the exertions of the day finally caught up and he
3. She eluded him when she left the room, and he thought he was good
4. had somehow eluded the black hole between his lips for the last day and a half
5. Sleep eluded him, because of the girl in
6. that had eluded the Silver Streaks since baseball became a sport at the high school
7. But still, sleep eluded him; in truth, it wasn't Gypsum's presence that disturbed him
8. They had chased him, but he had eluded them
9. Something different about him, although any rational analysis of it eluded her
10. In stealth mode they themselves seemed to have eluded detection
11. somehow eluded their foe, but Jhordel’s words echoed in his mind
12. It was so obvious; why had it eluded him all year? He kept trying to insinuate his ideas, but he crashed against walls everywhere he turned
13. Other words eluded me
14. The words eluded me, they simply banished themselves within the confines of my brain, to rather confuse me than to help me
15. Knowing the history of Second World War and having read Machiavelli, they should understand that “war is not eluded: it is only postponed with advantage to the others”
16. This judgment can be deduced from the Machiavellian principle that “war is not eluded: it’s only deferred with advantage to the others”
17. How fast they can do it in a Biff eluded me for the time being, but this test shouldn’t take too long
18. We fought a number of encounters, but our quarry still eluded us
19. We have eluded their pursuit
20. But that was merely the means to far greater a prize, the complete knowledge of which still eluded him despite all the years of studies and inquiries, both his and his master’s
21. All he could make of everything was that there was much more behind the Ruling Council than their rule of tyranny and oppressive dogma, something which eluded him still
22. Molo felt a real answer still eluded him so he insistent on asking once more:
23. It was not very much unlike the smell often found in blacksmith shops and forges, though its exact nature eluded him
24. The physics of it's collapse eluded me but there was no time
25. The heavens still beckoned but that Essence eluded him
26. He assumed that the small force was a decoy, although he could not imagine how the main enemy force had eluded the scouts
27. She reached for Cuauhtzin, but he eluded her and flew over to Mathilde’s shoulder startling her considerably
28. She was full, warm, comfortable, but sleep eluded her
29. Those who have just eluded us may be the very ones that I have been told to watch for
30. With few exceptions the silence that would guarantee their safety reigned supreme as the patrol disappeared into the mist of early morning, oblivious of the larger quarry that had eluded them
31. When it did, Simon reached further out of the window and tried to catch those vast wings, but again the raven eluded him
32. Those who have just eluded us
33. morning, oblivious of the larger quarry that had eluded them
34. The answer still eluded me, or so I thought
35. as it eluded me then – lying in the dark, shaking my head at how
36. Yes, that Holy Grail which has eluded wise men throughout the ages, is yours, free in the closing pages of this book!
37. We suspect that there is a massive warehouse somewhere but at this stage it has eluded us
38. But that special one… the one act that breaks through and hits the Big Time, still eluded him
39. It was the Queen I recognized, but how I knew eluded me
40. She strained to hear the contents of the 1-sided conversation but it eluded her, so she readjusted her skirt and took out the tiny mirror
41. But David eluded the spear, shocked and stricken with fear
42. 11 Until the crowing of the cock brought Peter to his better senses, he had only thought, as he walked up and down the porch to keep warm, how cleverly he had eluded the accusations of the servants, and how he had frustrated their purpose to identify him with Jesus
43. No man alive had ever eluded my charms but what a way for karma to get back at me: the only man I was to love didn’t love me
44. the "medical professionals" who had just eluded me
45. She had become firmly convinced that the Swordsmen were not at fault, but who was driving the assault eluded her
46. tranquility that eluded him in the home of his paternal grand-
47. One day, when Aureliano Segundo reproached her unjustly, she eluded the trap and put things in their proper place
48. Trying to squelch the torment, he sank deeper into the parch-ments and eluded the innocent flattery of that aunt who was poisoning his nights with a flow of tribulation, but the more he avoided her the more the anxiety with which he waited for her stony laughter, her howls of a happy cat, and her songs of gratitude, agonizing in love at all hours and in the most unlikely parts of the house
49. As the elevator doors closed and the operator asked her which floor, she sighed in relief at having eluded that man for the time
50. who eluded me and taunted me with their beauty and unattainability,
51. Having given ample time to answer the door, even if Terence had been in the bath, he clenched his hands nervously, fearing that the suspect may have eluded even the very watchful eyes of his constables sometime during the night while they both inadvertently caught forty winks, but eventually assured himself that even if this was the case he would not be able to go far given that this was a small town where most inhabitants questioned the nighttime escapades of strangers
52. least it had eluded me
53. Success had eluded me for years, yet with a little training and
54. Grey had evidently eluded them once again though he had left his calling The Versailles Conspiracy
55. In any case, she didn’t seem to deserve the dismemberment and likely death that followed at the hands of the heartless and perverted drug mastermind who had eluded prosecution long enough
56. Both men stood in the darkness as the vital piece of evidence that had eluded Rudolph for the entirety of this case appeared in Ben Scully’s hand
57. Nonetheless, tiredness eluded her and she was sparking, with her plan very much on track
58. libraries and finding secrets that eluded the most learned of scholars
59. The warden was so bound up in his hate that the event, at first, eluded him
60. The thought eluded me but ten minutes later I found myself trying to shove
61. previously eluded earlier biographers and historians
62. the enormous fire while survivors eluded the building waving
63. Tires squealed as they eluded the media circus just in time
64. hide when they eluded the brass chasing them out of the
65. The Feds knew this already, of course, but they were still keeping quiet the fact that Bob had eluded them, just as he had eluded us
66. Since a VW sedan is not match for a Plymouth, I thought it prudent to put some distance between us, and I turned corners at random until I thought we’d safely eluded her
67. But the process eluded them
68. The danger to Hillary’s parents was all too real, yet its precise nature eluded
69. She crisscrossed side roads until she felt she had eluded any pursuit
70. Pawar did try again to conquer Delhi, a task which had eluded the Marathas since the defeat in the third battle of Panipat in 1761
71. As to the bombs that destroyed Nelson's Column, my information is that this was a small IRA cell which has been based in North-West London for some time, but which has eluded the best efforts of Scotland Yard’s Anti-terrorist Squad
72. Though she was utterly exhausted to the core, sleep had eluded her deprived body for she was too afraid to miss Nora’s arrival, or worse, she feared she might fall asleep—forever
73. having eluded the persistent patch of void by merging miraculously with the wall,
74. feels that his friend has eluded him a second time
75. There were strange things going on that were obvious and yet still eluded us
76. ” She stepped away from him with the grace that completely eluded her on the dance floor and made her way to the door with the careful deliberation of the inebriated
77. Their wide eyed in awe pleading eluded most of the assorted stars anger at being bothered in their haven of pseudo anonymity
78. The peace that had eluded her for all her life, was now upon her
79. Since Damascus was a small city with a limited population the news was soon circulated in the main square, and that strange story eluded no-one, so it was repeated again and again every evening and at every gathering; it was on everybody’s lips, till eventually it reached the ears of a wicked girl whose brother was a criminal serving a prison sentence
80. It eluded her that the world was warming
81. “ He’s confused and quite angry because he thinks true love has eluded him all his life
82. “ He’s confused and quite angry with himself, because he thinks that true love has eluded him all his life
83. I knew I should try to get some sleep, in case I had to relieve Nick from driving, but for some reason, any shred of fatigue seemed to have eluded me
84. What could I possibly say to such a sweet revelation? Words eluded me, so I decided to do something I had wanted to do ever since I laid eyes on him
85. ” As the slow-moving elevator made its way up to the building’s 5th floor, Smitty tried to explain how he’d eluded the agents in the park with his childish antics
86. Fame and fortune thus eluded me on many occasions, and the resultant
87. total y eluded him—hard to think names when you were
88. If they were all mobilised with the single aim of apprehending a known and identifiable individual who had just hours before escaped from custody or eluded capture the chances are they would succeed, if not speedily then certainly within a reasonable time
89. seeking again to seize Him; and He eluded their grasp
90. Only one relic however had eluded him, and cost the life of his closest advisor, and friend Abdul Bhunto
91. Our hope is that your experienced eyes will detect something that has eluded all the others
92. was a brown trout of mythical proportion, that had eluded many
93. “He appears to have eluded you as well,” said Brannan to
94. one main factor that has eluded them
95. and could not write a word but the morning brought him the positivity which eluded him earlier
96. Sleep eluded her for hours as she tossed back and forth in the bed
97. The visions that had so easily appeared the day before eluded him
98. ever the working principles of gravity, a matter that eluded Newton no less
1. Rayne continued excitedly, “this way it explains to the young ones where you came from and also eludes to Divine Intervention
2. 4 Father, the key eludes us
3. 9 And the key… it eludes us!
4. attach emotion to the goal, it eludes you
5. But what if chance were already a known, that only seems to be unknowable because it eludes even the sharpest of our present measuring tools? From the little that I know of the study of fractal geometry, it is largely the observance of turbulence within fluid dynamics
6. He doesn’t trust anyone who moves around as much as I do and eludes his spies with such ease
7. Physicists, he points out, have been pursuing the nature of physical reality for much longer than neuroscientists have been probing the brain, but the nature of reality still eludes them
8. relation eludes us more so than both the unknowable object in-itself and the ineffable
9. Whatever support we hope to find is insecure and leaves us; and if we pursue it, it eludes our grasp, and continuously glides away from us, forever evading us; nothing waits for us
10. Said more simply, Capitalism creates an economic surplus that always eludes the socialists
11. the answer still eludes me to this day
12. “Your majesty, all I can say at the moment is that this dream is important to the future of your kingdom, but the meaning eludes me
13. On bad days, my muse eludes me as easily as Pan's shadow and no matter which keys I press, “blah, blah, blah” appears on the screen
14. Whenever we try to pin down the essence of matter, it eludes us
15. Man's conceit often outruns his reason and eludes his logic
16. Sleep eludes him as images of the bald headed man walking down the road conjure up in his mind
17. “Only what he let me see, which wasn’t much, sometimes his reasoning eludes me, I think it has to do with his programming
18. Yet it is also the spring that often eludes us when it comes to inspiration for decoration
19. Thus in order to explain out these kinds of factor a method of a synchronized fashion have to be adopted out in order to explain out properly these factors that eludes our grips but could be versed out from the shadow that they all leave behind them
20. Beth Johnson-Angelo and then killed himself in the same way to make some type of statement which presently eludes me
21. Are you convinced that Beth did not commit a very bizarre type of suicide to make some kind of statement which still eludes most of us?"
22. In the beginning despite efforts the form of God eludes
23. It completely eludes me why so many place so much value on where some long-dead relatives were born and so little on where they, themselves were born, live, work, love—and will likely die and be buried
24. It shall open a pathway to true and everlasting happiness that eludes us
25. method of sales still eludes me) And I don't think it involves selling
26. With any luck, we can intercept him before he eludes us again
27. running around like a chicken without a head and the truth eludes them even after three centuries of lying
28. It eludes the hunter
29. The sages and scientists of ancient Egypt knew much that still eludes modern researchers
30. That you may not sorrow over what eludes you, nor exult over what He has given you
31. That which eludes this verse and any verse,
32. The prolonged and tumultuous argument that ended by herding us into that room eludes me, though I have a sharp physical memory that, in the course of it, my underwear kept climbing like a damp snake around my legs and in-termittent beads of sweat raced cool across my back
33. " Perhaps they were; or perhaps there might have been shoals of them in the far horizon; but lulled into such an opium-like listlessness of vacant, unconscious reverie is this absent-minded youth by the blending cadence of waves with thoughts, that at last he loses his identity; takes the mystic ocean at his feet for the visible image of that deep, blue, bottomless soul, pervading mankind and nature; and every strange, half-seen, gliding, beautiful thing that eludes him; every dimly-discovered, uprising fin of some undiscernible form, seems to him the embodiment of those elusive thoughts that only people the soul by continually flitting through it
1. She succeeded in eluding everyone
2. aesthetical point of view, eluding the reality, the
3. It was a terrible night, and sleep kept eluding me as I thought about Toby and that girl
4. His face was a mask void of emotion when he said, “Please understand that I have not been sent to satisfy humanity’s insatiable curiosity or solve mysteries eluding this planet’s greatest minds
5. frail and eluding as it was
6. weeks? Could I begin planning ways of eluding them long-term,
7. Well, I was really eluding to how Siddhartha sees a stone with love because it is
8. Rory sat in his office at “The Circle” going through the Drug files for the umpteenth time – something was eluding him…something was there on the edge of his mind…something?!… His thoughts were interrupted by the entrance of his secretary bringing a tray of tea and sandwiches for his lunch, which she deposited on his desk and left the office closing the door softly behind her
9. I did the Sherlock Holmes and went through her shit finding a note scribbled on a pad of hers eluding to the fact she wanted to have a secret relationship with said named dude
10. O you fables spurning the known, eluding the hold of the known, mounting to heaven!
11. ” He hesitated by the preacher and sniffed as though he detected the faintest trace of a substance familiar to him but at the moment eluding his tired senses
12. pursuing posse, battling the elements and time in hopes of eluding the
13. The officers stirred around like cattle eluding the crack of the
14. Nathanael: I think what he's eluding to is the idea the jesus of nazareth was
15. Seeing no other alternative to eluding the ghost of death, she fused herself with
16. Only, the snitch kept eluding her
17. was eluding me at home
18. Before she could respond, a redheaded teenager raced into the room, completely bypassing (and eluding their attempts to grab her) the agents standing guard, and upon spotting Kathy, the girl pivoted and rushed over to her side
19. The words I was searching for were eluding me
20. After being unsuccessful in suicide, she used all this information to frame Cameron, because she had miraculously escaped death by eluding Walter and Kal and she wanted to go on living as a free person
21. have been eluding the problem now for three hundred years
22. and logic eluding as crop circles that are not in the fields when the sun sets and are there when the sun
23. O you fables spurning the known, eluding the hold of the known,
24. The young man willingly believed that the Huron deliberated on the most eligible manner of eluding the vigilance of his associates
25. When they engaged, some little time was lost in eluding the quick and vigorous thrusts which had been aimed at their lives
26. When October 1, 1948, came, she went to the restaurant, apparently eluding her pursuers
27. Those dark, shifting patches, alternately catching and eluding the eye, altered their place always away from the harbour, with a suggestion of consecutive order and purpose
28. the skill of the blockade boats in eluding the Yankee fleet as it did upon the soldiers at blockader
29. He saw no way of eluding Featherstone's stupid demand without incurring consequences which he liked less even than the task of fulfilling it
30. Casaubon had taken a cruelly effective means of hindering her: even with indignation against him in her heart, any act that seemed a triumphant eluding of his purpose revolted her
31. ducking and eluding him the smaller orc with a yelp darted back into the
32. ’Twas agreed that after the Meeting, Isobel and Joan should put me on the Road to London (from which I had stray’d in eluding Mr
33. “Excuse me, Madam,” says he, eluding her Embrace, and feeling along the damp Stone Walls for me
34. Your only salvation lies in eluding it; but if it comes sideways through the opposing water, then partly owing to the light buoyancy of the whale boat, and the elasticity of its materials, a cracked rib or a dashed plank or two, a sort of stitch in the side, is generally the most serious result
35. France met the offer by the famous letter of Cadore, of the 5th of August; in which, with more than conjurer's skill, this disciple of the Jesuits brought together and united both present and future; he revoked and did not revoke; he gave up the decrees and yet retained their operation or effects; he made the revocation both absolute and conditional; absolute for obtaining the President's proclamation, conditional for the purpose of eluding performance; absolute for drawing our property within his clutches, conditional for retaining it, to fill his coffers and fatten his minions; in fine, sir, the letter was one thing, or another thing, or nothing at all, as artifice might suggest or future events render necessary
36. But experience has shown that, in all colonial governments, officers situated at a remote distance from the tribunal to which they are responsible, too frequently "feel power and forget right;" and, by eluding the vigilance of rigid investigation, are enabled to practise acts of oppression with impunity
37. How are they to be supplied with the article of salt? Believe me, sir, the morality of no part of the United States, or of any nation on earth, will restrain persons under such circumstances from eluding the laws
