Both had something of the traditional Quaker character, earnest, dour, enduring, scornful of imposed orthodoxies, desirous of spiritual release through a roughcast mysticism.

A sharper sidleth up to him, Why bettest thou not? saith he. For a moment's space the stranger's face Was a wondrous thing to see. This may be a nonce use of the third-person singular simple present indicative form sidleth; other examples of the word, and the second-person singular simple present form sidlest, have not been found.

They are outside film because they do not make films that are lookable. The mechanics of the medium are too demanding for them — they would probably not admit this by denying there is anything that you need to know.

In San Diego, at the zoo, this cousin's four-year-old son, left loose-handed by a gossipy mother, had been drawn between the bars and trampled on by a suddenly rogue elephant.