Is an indefinite power to raise money
dangerous in the hands of the federal government?
"On the contrary," said Guph, "there are now hundreds of chickens in Oz, and they lay heaps of those
dangerous eggs.
"So that the governor got rid of the
dangerous and the crazy prisoner at the same time?"
"I am sent off," said he, "without seamen to man my boat, in boisterous weather, and on the most
dangerous part of the northwest coast.
The Bill of Rights of that State declares that standing armies are
dangerous to liberty, and ought not to be kept up in time of peace.
The poor partisan, therefore, was fain to leave his vagabonds among these birds of their own feather, and being too weak in numbers to attempt the
dangerous pass across the mountains to meet Captain Bonneville on Salmon River, he made, with the few that remained faithful to him, for the neighborhood of Tullock's Fort, on the Yellowstone, under the protection of which he went into winter quarters.
For travellers in the air, this situation is just as
dangerous."
From my ledge to the base of the cliff is a matter of several thousand feet of
dangerous climbing; yet I venture to say that the first ape from whose loins my line has descended never could have equaled the speed with which I literally dropped down the face of that rugged escarpment.
Yes, a
dangerous matter -- so
dangerous that even the most saintly dared only whisper their religious opinions with bated breath, lest something which fell from their lips might be misconstrued, and bring down a swift retribution upon them.
"What's any more
dangerous than that job up yon- der -- but nothing's come of it."
More
dangerous have I found it among men than among animals; in
dangerous paths goeth Zarathustra.
Point those
dangerous weapons aside, I entreat of you; more for your own sakes, than for mine.