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There was but one man in the town who could do the same , and he was a " Learned Blacksmith . In Georgia the white inhabitants decidedly outnumber the blacks ; yet in the State penitentiary , October 20 , 1880 , there were 115 whites and 1071 colored ; or if we reject the summary of its tables and refer to the tables themselves ( for the one does not agree with the other ) , there were but 102 whites and 1083 colored . " " I can supply the little ones but once a year - - on Christmas Eve , " he answered ; " for the children are many , and I am but one . It could not therefore be but that the new reign should be little favourable to the Church . Under such circumstances , everybody would think it absurd for me to assert that I had no further concern with the cloak but to return it as it was , or , in the latter case , only to mention the fact of the theft ; and that , in any case , anything more required would be but an act of courtesy in expressing sympathy with the owner on account of his loss , seeing he can claim nothing on the ground of right . The disciples were but humble men , without wealth , and with no weapon but the word of God ; yet in Christ 's strength they went forth to tell the wonderful story of the manger and the cross , and to triumph over all opposition . Well , I do know exactly where I am but not in relation to where I should be at the moment . In 1985-86 , the National Federation of State High School Associations reported there was but one girl involved in high school wrestling . So rapid had been her movements that in spite of the Tilneys ' advantage in the outset , they were but just fuming into their lodgings as she came within view of them ; and the servant still remaining at the open door , she used only the ceremony of saying that she must speak with Miss Tilney that moment , and hurrying by him proceeded upstairs . The two things were but diverse forms of the same sense-ridden disposition : the one being an inability to grasp the thought of the unseen God ; the other , a precisely similar inability to keep on the high level of trust in an unseen defender , and obedience to an unseen monarch . She was described as being in fine condition at 11:45 a.m. but was held at the hospital for observation , Wilson said . Most of the difficulty and repugnance has been caused by forgetting that Israel was but the sword , while the hand was God 's . Besides , D'Artagnan was but twenty years old , and consequently had not yet forgotten his schoolboy habits . It was but the inquiry of his first confusion and astonishment , the answer being obvious . in old age - - - I am but using your own words - - - self-involved in calamities and ruin ! " Then coming to those words ; Give us this day our daily bread ; he added , " O Lord , I have enough and abundance to feed this carcasse of mine , but there is another bread , I humbly beg the bread of thy grace ; without which , I know I am but a dead man . I am but a poor hyperbolist , after all ... Yet women are so strangely constructed that they have in them darkness as well as light , though it be but a little curtain hung across the sun . The transformation of all existing institutions , and the Legal Profession , the integration of the disparate Attorney Generals into a single National Directorate of Public Prosecutions the apparently insurmountable problems of the adjudicare model of legal aid and the rationalization of our courts were but part of a seemingly endless tabulation on the " to do list " of the first democratically elected Minister of Justice the late Dullah Omar . And this is confirmed , and a sensible credibility is given to it , by observing the very great and astonishing changes which we have experienced ; so great , that our existence in another state of life , of perception and of action , will be but according to a method of providential conduct , the like to which has been already exercised even with regard to ourselves ; according to a course of nature , the like to which we have already gone through . The inhabitants of any country would be but sparsely sown here and there were it not for the protection of government ; because without it they could not spread themselves with their households upon a territory which was always in danger of being devastated by enemies or by wild beasts of prey ; and further , so great a multitude of men as now live in any one country could not otherwise obtain sufficient means of support . The official , who was away from the compound when the troops arrived around 10:30 a.m. but returned as the arrests were underway , said about 18 of the embassy 's 23 employees were taken away by U.S. soldiers .