(4) Yet, because the doom so often tarries, there arises the problem of the suffering of the innocent and the upright. [Please select]
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"The Might of God," cried Dulas, "tarries too long." [Please select]
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Go down now, for Colonel Brereton says he must ride away, and only tarries for a word with thee. [Please select]
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Several species of sandpiper likewise visit the Nilgiris in winter; one of these--the wood sandpiper (_Totanus glareola_)--tarries on until after the beginning of summer. [Please select]
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Step over step--day after day--with sleepless, tireless pace, While the toper sometimes looks behind and tarries in the race. [Please select]
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If we conquer, such things may pass; if not--The messenger tarries long--" Here Barine again entreated him to use the time." [Please select]
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The brown monotony of the marshes is pleasant to him as green fields, while the wild duck tarries in the dark pools and the snipe probes the unfrozen patches of ooze. [Please select]
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E'en now he tarries in the maiden's bower, As he has often done, and talks with her With guileful tongue, and cunning show of love.' [Please select]
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