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...osers be. Yet let him keep the rest, But keep them with repining restlesnesse: Let him be rich and wearie, that at least, If goodnesse leade him not, yet wearinesse May tosse him to my breast....

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...ion THE CHURCH-PORCH Perirrhanterium Superliminare THE CHURCH The Altar The Sacrifice The Thanksgiving The Reprisall The Agonie The Sinner Good Friday Redemption Sepulchre Easter Easter-Wings (I) Easter-Wings (II) Holy Baptisme (I) Holy Baptisme (II) Nature Sinne (I) Affliction (I) Repentance Faith Prayer (I) The Holy Communion Antiphon (I) Love ...

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...r since the incidents in question, after all. Nevertheless, I could not in good conscience fail to at least examine Cesare for myself, to see what ... ...e’re done with her.” 27 “Leave the beast for the knacker. It’ll be another good lesson for my loving cousin.” With that they parted company, unaware... ... at how he had so thoroughly captured a heart I had thought locked away for good -- and in so short a time. Perhaps I was more lonely than I had ad... ...ted to protest, but he laid a finger across my lips. “No, my beauty, not for good. Zareh and Madame Giry are finding a safe place for you. You mus... ... Erik.” That was when I realized that Zareh meant for Erik and me to say our goodbyes. I picked up my reticule and made my reluctant way over to the p... ...r of them would do was smile and tell me that I would know come Saturday. On Friday afternoon, Antoinette stopped by with a package for me: yet anoth...

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...ing to the children with a smile, a permanence till dusk. With sunset, he gathered his few goods, bolted the fledgling flaps, and pushed back home,... ...his post much earlier than usual. He emptied the compartments duteously, packed the unsold goods in large canvas sacks, tidying them away behind the... ...g, language. They use elephantine, venous, legs to push aside their luggage – a gesture of goodwill more than a decongesting measure. I feel the cl... ...e Arab, his civility offensively overstated. "I want no problems here!" – he warns – "It's Friday, the Sabbath is upon us. Go home in peace. The po... ...rtent sights, quenching a burgeoning lust. My mother repeated with irrevocable finality: "Goodbye, Janusz!" Awakened and subdued, he headed for th... ... mumbled his younger brother awkwardly – "My friends are waiting. We are going to have us a good time in the square, we…" – and he ran out tearfully...

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...of salvation or 6 0 THE ZOHAR the cup of blessing and good fortune, for, thanks to these leaves (restrictions), Malchut can rece... ...d to come to sense at least a little bit of what the spiritual is and how good it is. Evil can only be realized in contrast with good. Yet, how can ... ...th occupied in the state of Katnut. This scenario is similar to one when a good, strong person joins a company of wicked men, and connects with them ... ...leph). The letter Tav entered first and said, “Master of the world! It is good, and also seemly of You, to create the world with me, with my propert... ...ld exist and advance towards the Goal of creation if he is unable to tell good from bad, pure from impure? There is one sign by which one can distin... ...s are aired live through cable and satellite on Channel 98 Sunday through Friday. All broadcasts on these channels are free of charge. The programs ...

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...n fillets; but for ourselves, we shall employ, for the sake of our real good, that more austere and less fascinating poet and legend-writer,... ...Here he was playing with a man's reality concerning his son. He did not feel good about himself. "Well, he isn't here. He's never here!" The telephone... ... think of that ever. He wanted to find the beauty of the present moment. How good it was to stretch out into motion; to feel the power of his arms; an... ...fe did this man make? Disconnection ran amuck looting the benign corpses of good memories. After sitting himself on a bench in front of the pool, a ... ... mutilation calcified by experience. Seoul Tiger gets on a plane. He waves goodbye to his mother and father from the window. He feels the plane mov... ...ument and a human voice) but the call was at the irregular time of 3:00 on a Friday afternoon. Pandemonium was in the streets, but everyone was going ... ...done without him), this refurbishing of the whole of family within contrived Friday night croquet games of bonding regardless of the mood and wishes ...

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...g kids, sleeping on their stiff wooden pillows—then on through the wood path—and here I find the mysterious white man (poor devil!) with his twenty ye... ...since that, eight of the South Sea book, and, along and about and in between, a hatful of verses. Some day I’ll send the verse to you, and you’ll say ... ...here Henry and some of the men were clearing the garden; for it was plain there was to be no work to-day indoors, and I must set in conse- quence to f... ...nough to know all of these for the bad kind that bears no fruit. My Henry moralised over this the other day; how hard it was that the bad banana flour... ... a plantation, my juvenile friend. Politics suc- ceeded: Henry got adrift in his English, Bene was too cow- ardly to tell me what he was after: result... ...he dinner; then, of course—like a fool and a woman—must wait dinner for me, and make a flurry of herself. Her day so far. Cetera Adhuc Desunt. 12 Rob... ... the benefit of this long scrawl. Never say that I can’t write a letter, say that I don’t. —Yours ever, my dearest fellow, R. L. S. 14 Robert Louis... ...rge the American decorator, Adams an American histo- rian; we talked late, and it was arranged I was to write up for Fanny, and we should both dine on... ...ss Dr. Stuebel much when he leaves, and when Adams and Lafarge 29 V ailima Letters go also, it will be a great blow. I am getting spoiled with all th...

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...e had been baboons, sought to evangelise us to their rus- tic, northern religion, as though we had been savages, or tortured us with intelligence of d... ...her eyes fully. ‘I thank you, sir,’ said she. ‘The wind brought it me,’ I repeated. ‘May I not take it for an omen? Y ou have an English proverb, “It’... ..., and had risen by an extreme hero- ism of bravery to a grade for which he was otherwise un- fitted—that of Marechal des Logis in the 22nd of the line... ...ttee of honour was accordingly formed of our shed-mates. They chose for president a sergeant-major in the 4th Dragoons, a greybeard of the army, an ex... ... must settle the dispute at night, in the dark, after a round had passed by, and in the open middle of the shed under which we slept. The question of ... ...oung barbarians?’ ‘We are properly punished, Mr. Byfield; we had no busi- ness there,’ I replied. ‘No, indeed, sir, you may well say that! Outrageous!...

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...ave way to a little moaning; and what I felt still harder, she never said ‘good boy’ if I contrived to abstain. I hear of carpets, curtains, and pictu... ... but one day when Clarence had by some chance been sent out alone with the good natured house- maid, his fingers were found sticky. ‘Now, Master Clare... ...teach him practically the doom of the false tongue. It might have done him good if there had been sufficient encouragement to him to make him try to w... ... going out with her, and sometimes bemoaned himself to me. There must be a good deal of sneaking in the undeveloped nature, for in those days I was as... ...towards me and little Emily, but al- ways with the sigh: ‘If he was but as good in other respects, but them quiet ones is always sly.’ Good Nurse Gooc... ... have no notion how to discover the name or nature of a live plant. On the Friday after our arrival the noises had been so fear- ful that Griff had be... ... my burthen down,’ and turned to the two last verses of the poem for ‘Good Friday’ in the Christian Year, as well as to the one we had just read on th... ...nd Thursday would not do, because the little tailor taught them those; but Friday makes them angry. But sup- pose he made some nice verse - ‘“Monday a... ...at first. Mr. Castleford could not be heard from till the end of the week. Friday, Saturday came and not a word. That was the climax! When the consign...

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.......................................... 318 CHAPTER XL THAT THE RELISH FOR GOOD AND EVIL DEPENDS IN GREAT MEASURE UPON THE OPINION WE HA VE OF THEM ..... ...egard for honour and for propriety in his person and attire . . . a mighty good faith in his speech, and a conscience and a religious feeling inclinin... ...st as he fancied, from the common or ordinary roads taken by tourists. The good inns, the soft beds, the fine views, at- tracted his notice at every p... ...unced the Florentine women the finest in the world, but had not an equally good opinion of the food, which was less plentiful than in Germany, and not... ...m all further intrusion on their part. It seemed to me that we parted very good friends.” Before quitting Rome, Montaigne received his diploma of citi... ...ge his confessor gave him a dispen- sation to leave it off; and that every Friday he caused his shoulders to be drubbed by his priest with five small ... ...eck, before the sepulchre of our Lord. But do we not, moreover, every Good Friday, in various places, see great numbers of men and women beat and whip...

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...of the Shade, Minions of the Moone; 141 and let men say, we be men of good Gouernment, being 142 gouerned as the Sea, by our noble and chast... ...no more with vanity, I wold 193 thou and I knew, where a Commodity of good names 194 were to be bought: an olde Lord of the Councell rated ... ... 209 not, call me Villaine, and baffle me. 210 Prin. I see a good amendment of life in thee: From 211 Praying, to Purse- taking. 2... ...17 Villaine, that euer cryed, Stand, to a true man. 218 Prin. Good morrow Ned. [d6v 219 Poines. Good morrow sweet Hal. What ... ...ees the Diuell and thee about thy Soule, 222 that thou soldest him on Good- Friday last, for a Cup of 223 Madera, and a cold Capons legge? ... ...e Diuell and thee about thy Soule, 222 that thou soldest him on Good- Friday last, for a Cup of 223 Madera, and a cold Capons legge? 224 ...

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...e.” He who honoured me with this eu- logy was a scholar, “and a ripe and a good one,” and of all my tutors was the only one whom I loved or reverenced... ...hat way the delay had arisen; she enclosed double of what I had asked, and good-naturedly hinted that if I should never repay her, it would not absolu... ...er did see him again, nor ever shall. He looked at me complacently, smiled good-naturedly, returned my salutation (or rather my valediction), and we p... ...xt]. Doubtless, a powerful understanding, 15 Thomas de Quincey or unusual goodness of nature, will preserve a man from such weakness, but in general ... ...ly to have lived in the bishop’s family conferred some distinction; and my good landlady had rather more than her share of the pride I have noticed on... ... however, I allowed myself but seldom. The late Duke of—used to say, “Next Friday, by the bless- ing of heaven, I purpose to be drunk;” and in like ma...

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...llies—for he is considered the most roguish wit of Paris to-day—and by the good taste which will surprise no one after the list of guests, literature ... ...hree-quarters of an hour before you. Be ready.’ “ ‘What, uncle! must I say good-bye to this room, where for four years I have been so happy?’ “ ‘I hav... ... ‘Have you not the reputation of your name to leave me, the memory of your good works—?’ “ ‘We need say nothing of that inheritance,’ he replied, smil... ...ncle gave me only a hundred francs a month. This par- simony, to which the good old man was compelled by his regard for the poor, had the effect of ke... ...eving him, that in all those four years I had never spent a night out. The good man would wait till I came in to go to bed. This maternal care had mor... ...ntent with the chance which had brought to her desert island a sort of Man Friday. Solitude was perhaps beginning to weigh on her. At the same time, t... ... be Fenelon—the Fenelon who said to the Duc de Bourgogne: ‘Eat a calf on a Friday by 55 Balzac all means, monseigneur. But be a Christian.’ “ ‘Nay, n...

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...ifted men. His erudition and insight are always a little in advance of his good judgment. As to the works of the first class, the Reminiscences are de... ...and fewer still criticism or philosophy; to ev- ery normal boy the gate of good literature is the good story. It is the narrative skill of De Quincey ... ..., though the notion is defensible, seeing that only sa- lient qualities in good writing appeal to inexperienced read- ers. I believe, however, that th... ...don. [New York: Harper. An excellent brief biogra- phy. This book, with a good volume of selections, should go far toward supplying the ordinary stud... ...Bell’s Miniature Series of Great Writers. London: George Bell and Sons. [A good short life.] 6. A. H. JAPP . Thomas De Quincey: His Life and Writ- ing... ... D’Arc, I protest against doing anything of the kind. If I lived even with Friday in Juan Fernandez, either Friday must do all the darning, or else it...

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...hose who have taken an interest in the original series. But at all events, good or bad, they are now tendered to the appropriation of your individual ... ...publish itself, still it remains, for the world of possible read- ers, “as good as manuscript”? Not to insist, however, upon any romantic rigor in con... ...hrist, and consequently without Christ. If, therefore, Essenism could make good its pretensions, there at one blow would be an end of Christianity, wh... ...od, in fact, upon the very happiest tier in the social scaffolding for all good influ- ences. The prayer of Agur—“Give me neither poverty nor riches”—... ..., being neither too high nor too low. High enough we were to see models of good manners, of self-respect, and of simple dig- nity; obscure enough to b... ...rvice.” Me at one time he had meant to put on board this fleet, as his man Friday; and I had a fair prospect of first entering life in the respectable...

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...arrel. Most unpleasant of all was the first minute when, on coming, happy and good humored, from the theater, with a huge pear in his hand for his wif... ...tch, who was fond of physiology)—utterly involuntarily assumed its habitual, good humored, and therefore idiotic smile. This idiotic smile he could no... ...the fact. He had even supposed that she, a worn out woman no longer young or good looking, and in no way remarkable or interesting, merely a good moth... ...put his hands in his jacket pockets, thrust out one leg, and gazed silently, good humoredly, with a faint smile, at his master. “I told them to come o... ...r with his head on one side. Stepan Arkadyevitch was silent a minute. Then a good humored and rather pitiful smile showed itself on his handsome face.... ...alone, wiped his face, squared his chest, and walked out of the room. It was Friday, and in the dining room the German watchmaker was winding up the c... ...ou’re married. And that’s so simple nowadays. Ca se fait. So you’re going on Friday? Sorry we shan’t see each other again.” From Betsy’s tone Vronsky ... ...xpecting the elections to be over in five days, he had promised to be back on Friday. To day was Saturday, and he knew that the letter contained reproa...

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...terbury, for to have slain him. Then the Bishop fled, and took part of his goods with him, and went nigh unto Glastonbury; and there he was as priest ... ...thur had made up of nought, and given them lands, might not then say him a good word. Lo ye all Englishmen, see ye not what a mischief here was! for h... ... the most part of your people on both parties. And for the great grace and goodness that al- mighty Jesu hath unto you, and for pity of you, and many ... ...at al- mighty Jesu hath unto you, and for pity of you, and many more other good men there shall be slain, God hath sent me to you of his special grace... ...aty for a month day with Sir Mordred, and spare not, proffer him lands and goods as much as ye think best. So then they departed, and came to Sir Mord... ...many battles upon the miscreants or Turks. And there they died upon a Good Friday for God’s sake. Here is the end of the book of King Arthur , and of ...

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...ll Paris be fed, but the King’s hand be seen in that work. The house- hold goods of the Poor shall, up to a certain amount, by royal bounty, be diseng... ...vitable position perhaps; but a most false one for them. Evil, be thou our good: this hence- forth must virtually be their prayer. The fiercer the eff... ...s, went to see him, “Give me two hundred Naples Bravoes, armed each with a good dirk, and a muff on his left arm by way of shield: with them I will tr... ...audacity, shall all be available; to which add only these two: cunning and good lungs. Good fortune must be presupposed. Accordingly, of all classes t... ...s gone quite out, a National Legislature grants ‘ceremonial fu- neral!’ As good had been the natural Presbyterian Kirk- bell, and six feet of Scottish... ... among terror-struck Municipals, a centre of confused noise: all Thursday, Friday, and till Saturday towards noon. Cha- teau-Vieux, in spite of the no... ...hat is to be done with the fugitive Hereditary Representative? Finally, on Friday the 15th of July 1791, the National Assembly decides; in what negato... ...vobis.— The fair Roland, equal to either fortune, has her public Dinner on Fridays, the Ministers all there in a body: she withdraws to her desk (the ... ...horse’s shoe: ’12 Aout 1692;’ a Century and a Day. The Tenth of August was Friday. The week is not done, when our old Patriot Ministry is recalled, wh...

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...d not please him, sent him back to “new turn” them, saying, “These are not good rhymes.” His prin- cipal favourites were Virgil’s “Eclogues,” in Latin... ...try, crept in between them. Walsh of Abberley, in Worcestershire, a man of good sense and taste, became, after a perusal of the “Pastorals” in MS., a ... ...ter. Pope was passionately fond of the art of painting, and practised it a good deal under Jervas’s instructions, although he did not reach great prof... ... to indulge in occasional excesses, which did his feeble constitu- tion no good; and once, according to Colley Cibber, he nar- rowly escaped a serious... ... in 1718, she resided near him at Twickenham, and they seemed outwardly on good terms. In 1717, and the succeeding year, Pope lost successively his fa... ...quire, and kiss his wife; On Sundays preach, and eat his fill; And fast on Fridays—if he will; Toast Church and Queen, explain the news, Talk with chu...

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... greedily. These, the bread, which was excellent, and the soup and porridge which were both good, formed my whole diet throughout the voyage; so that ... ...was not perhaps the most interesting on board. Perhaps even in the saloon there was as much good-will and character. Yet it had some elements of curio... ...it commendably scientific, had seized on this oc- casion to put them to the proof. It was a good thing for the old lady; for she passed much leisure t... ...ured all maladies without exception; and I am bound to say that I partook of it myself with good results. It is a character of the man that he was not... ...Stevenson EARLY IMPRESSIONS WE STEAMED OUT of the Clyde on Thursday night, and early on the Friday forenoon we took in our last batch of emi- grants a... ..., upon the decks. There were Scots and Irish in plenty, a few English, a few Ameri- cans, a good handful of Scandinavians, a German or two, and one Ru... ...nd sang aloud in the pleasant heartlessness of infancy. 12 Essays of Travel Throughout the Friday, intimacy among us men made but a few advances. We ... ...he lights were ruthlessly extinguished and all must go to roost. It had been rumoured since Friday that there was a fiddler aboard, who lay sick and u... .... But one week my old acquaintance, getting earlier through with his work, came home on the Friday instead of the Satur- day, and there was his wife t...

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...carcely reached half way down his thigh; it was of crimson cloth, though a good deal soiled, lined with bright yellow; and as he could transfer it fro... ...Swine, fool, swine,” said the herd, “every fool knows that.” “And swine is good Saxon,” said the Jester; “but how call you the sow when she is flayed,... ...m very glad every fool knows that too,” said Wamba, “and pork, I think, is good Norman-French; and so when the brute lives, and is in the charge of a ... ...dicated contempt of worldly splendour. His features might have been called good, had there not lurked under the pent-house of his eye, that sly epicur... ...ct at pleasure into solemnity, although its natural expression was that of good-humoured social indulgence. In defiance of conventual rules, and the e... ...very little failing, like a village girl at her first confession upon Good Friday eve.” “Thou knowest best thine own privileges,” said De Bracy . “Y e...