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...undings, and the atmosphere of affliction, disease, and physical disgrace in which he breathes. I do not think I am a man more than usually timid; but... ...es,” said he, “I am very much obliged to you; you have done me a service; it would have been a theft.” There are many (not Catholics merely) who requi... ...ate of your emotional nature when I suppose you would regret the circumstance? that you would feel the tale of frailty the more keenly since it shamed...

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...d- ship. CHAPTER I A CHURCH SCENE OF THE FIFTEENTH CENTURY IN 1479, ON ALL SAINTS’ DAY, the moment at which this his- tory begins, vespers were ending... ...led. Neverthe- less a goodly number of tapers were burning in honor of the saints on the triangular candle-trays destined to receive such pious offeri... ..., were the ones to do penance. Religious sentiment certainly had, in those days, an affinity with love; it was ei- ther the motive or the end of it. L... ...h, and the interest felt in their un- happy fate soon evaporated. In those days wars and sedi- tions furnished endless excitements, and the drama of e... ...ather liberally, though capri- cious in his manner of doing so. On certain days he refused to give them a penny; the next day he would offer them larg... ...expense of our crony, the torconnier,” said Louis XI. to his barber, a few days be- fore the festival of All-Saints. “He says he has been robbed again... ...er,” said Louis XI. to his barber, a few days be- fore the festival of All-Saints. “He says he has been robbed again, but he can’t hang anybody this t... ... to venture all, impelled by the chivalrous and passionate spirit of those days. He never supposed for a moment that the countess would refuse him the... ... prince being then the law) were the objects of his bold endeavors. On All-Saints’ eve he had gathered together the learned gold- smiths of his kingdo...

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...onicles 6:31 – 6:41 14 O LORD God, be clothed with salvation, and let thy saints rejoice in goodness. 42 O LORD God, turn not away the face of thine ... ...ferings, and the fat. 8 Also at the same time Solomon kept the feast seven days, and all Israel with him, a very great congrega tion, from the enteri... ...ey made a solemn assembly: for they kept the dedication of the altar seven days, and the feast seven days. Second Chronicles 6:42 – 7:9 15 10 And on ... ...f pure gold: none were of silver; it was not any thing accounted of in the days of Solomon. 21 For the king’s ships went to Tarshish with the ser van... ...e will serve thee. 5 And he said unto them, Come again unto me after three days. And the people departed. 6 And king Rehoboam took counsel with the ol... ...h the towns thereof. 20 Neither did Jeroboam recover strength again in the days of Abijah: and the LORD struck him, and he died. 21 But Abijah waxed m...

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...aned from his Prayer-book for himself, since the doctrine was not in those days made prominent.’ The purpose was fostered by his mother. ‘She delighte... ...his whole life, and he was thoroughly happy there, although in these early days he still felt each departure from home severely, and seldom failed to ... ... with adoration who made this scene, and who could unmake it again.’ A few days later the record is of a very different scene, namely, Windsor Fair, w... ...ed the rocks, boated, fished, and ran exquisitely wild in the summer holi- days. Christmas was spent with the Judge’s mother at Ipswich, amongst numer... ...ther with these at home in England, or with those in the inner home of the Saints. When the sermon concluded with the words, ‘As we are giving of our ... ...on the religious state of Rome. The apparently direct supplications to the Saints, the stories told in sermons of desperate sinners—saved through some... ...were the ordinary Sunday ones, and Wednesday and Friday Matins and Litany, Saints’-day prayers and lecture, and an Advent and Lent Evensong and lectur... ...ly Eucharist shall be in some way united to him as well as to all departed saints—members of His Mystical Body. ‘April 12.—Bishop came out yesterday a... ..., and yet it is well that it should be seen how realising the Communion of Saints blessed the solitary man who had given up home. The next letter is t...

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... devil. The Fiend and all his followers fell from heaven; three nights and days the angels fell from heaven into hell. God changed them all to devils.... ...ve us. (ll. 408 424) “Begin now and plan this enterprise. If ever in olden days, when happily we dwelt in that good kingdom, and held possession of ou... ...so long as life and spirit dwell within thee. Dust shalt thou eat all the days of thy life for the grievous evil thou hast wrought. The woman shall l... ...illed the fields; the other aided with his father’s cattle; and after many days they both brought offerings to God. The Prince of angels, Lord of ev ... ... of Enos were nine hundred and ten winters, and he died, and his appointed days beneath the heavens were fulfilled. XIX (ll. 1167 1180) And after Cain... ...ice of the trumpet. Bright of word arose the Prince of angels, and all His saints bowed down before Him. The Eternal Lord Triumphant rose and stood ab... ...shineth round about that splendid host, where angels have eternal joy, and saints chant hymns before the face of God. And there are blessed souls, vho...

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...ide and out, should be starting for Italy on a Sunday morning, of all good days in the week, than I am to assign a reason for all the little men in Fr... ...be forgotten or forgiven pave ment which surrounds Paris, the first three days of travelling towards Marseilles are quiet and monotonous enough. To S... ... more than one variety in the appearance of the country, for the first two days. From a dreary plain, to an interminable avenue, and from an intermina... ...rother; for he knows that he will be returning that way, one of these fine days, with another family, and he foresees that his heart will yearn toward... ...s, curiosities, ancient frames of carved wood, old chairs, ghostly tables, saints, virgins, angels, and staring daubs of portraits, being exposed for ... ...to a dismal reverie. I am conscious of a feverish and bewildered vision of saints and virgins’ shrines at the street corners—of great numbers of friar... ...le tapers were burning in the church; the bits of silver and tin about the saints (especially in the Virgin’s necklace) sparkled brilliantly; the prie... ...f cripples in the streets, soon ceased to surprise me. There are plenty of Saints’ and Virgin’s Shrines, of course; generally at the corners of street... ...els, crosses, Virgins carried on flat boards surrounded by Cupids, crowns, saints, missals, infantry, tapers, monks, nuns, relics, dignitaries of the ...

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...was as kind to them as ever, and introduced them to more people of the old days. He was careful, of course, to take away their memory of their walks a... ...y rather like small birds settling down for the night. But that was in the days when they carried the high hand. Oh, me! The deeds that I’ve had act a... ... stood; and for yet the third, he’d have to be kept from Cold Iron all his days till we let him find his fortune. No, it’s not easy,” he said, and he ... ...mber she gave the lads full time to change their minds. She was three long days at Rye Royal—knighting of fat Mayors. When she came back to Brickwall,... ...oister, trowel on his stuff, and roll out his great all-abroad pictures of saints and croppy-topped trees quick as a webster unroll- ing cloth almost.... ...ye and his hand. I mind the night I had finished the models for the bronze saints round the tomb; Torrigiano embraced me before all the chapel, and ba... ...” ‘“Who will pay my fine?” the pilgrim said. “I have asked that of all the Saints in England these forty years, less three months and nine days! They ... ...ull of Saxons. ‘Faith, Brother, if thy Brother, Red William, now among the Saints as we hope, had been timely warned against a certain arrow in New Fo... ...‘Hugh looked at him heavy-eyed. “Rahere?” said he. “The King’s jester? Oh, Saints, what punishment for my King!” 189 Rudyard Kipling and smites his h...

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...nly pleasures. ‘For long each month and year is then, Their thoughts and days extending, But months and years pass swift with men T o time’s last ... ...r that picture is the only thing I clearly re- member during those earlier days. I have no recollection of the disaster, which, at four years old, alt... ...re must be a good deal of sneaking in the undeveloped nature, for in those days I was ashamed of my preference for Clarence, the naughty one. But ther... ...HOOLR CHAPTER II—SCHOOLR CHAPTER II—SCHOOLROOM DA OOM DA OOM DA OOM DA OOM DAYS YS YS YS YS ‘In the loom of life-cloth pleasure, Ere our childish days... ... of our shallow depths. I think it was on the meaning of the ‘Communion of Saints,’ 107 Yo n g e for the two girls were both reading in preparation f... ...h, ‘her dear brother and sister,’ to be with her at her Commun- ion on All Saints’ Day. 191 Yo n g e She had written a little letter to Clarence, beg... ...ably dull, ‘always like Sunday;’ and, when she found that we were given to Saints’ Day services, her pity and astonishment knew no bounds. ‘It was all... ...of the young men of that era—a work which has stood the test of time, made saints and martyrs, and sown the seed whereof we have witnessed a goodly gr... ...rcies received in the Margaret Street Chapel, as we called what is now All Saints; but he and I were unfit for crowds, and on Sunday morning availed o...

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...e- fore; she may have been at sea, in the fullest sense of the phrase, for days; but, for all that, as long as the coast she was about to leave remain... ...disappear from the sight of their ship’s company altogether for some three days or more. They would take a long dive, as it were, into their state-roo... ... take a long dive, as it were, into their state-room, only to emerge a few days af- terwards with a more or less serene brow. Those were the men easy ... ...n officer, because no sailor is really good- tempered during the first few days of a voyage. There are regrets, memories, the instinctive longing for ... ...the sea which meant anything less than a twelvemonth. Yes; it needed a few days after the taking of your depar- ture for a ship’s company to shake dow... ...trange women; the highway of he- roes and sages, of warriors, pirates, and saints; the 131 Joseph Conrad workaday sea of Carthaginian merchants and t...

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...compels us to say that he was thinking of neither rain nor gout. In former days there was in the Cloister, on the side to- wards the Grand’Rue, a clus... ...ows us, they say, into the presence of God,—for there are grades among the saints. But the covetous desire for the apart- ment which the Abbe Birottea... ...stical life. The passion increased from day to day. Working, sometimes for days together, in this retreat, the vicar could appreciate the silence and ... ...debt of gratitude for a friendship so ingenuously sincere by saying, a few days before his death, as the vicar sat by him reading the “Quotidienne” al... ... not have been willing to resuscitate him; but he mourned him. For several days he was like Gargantus, who, when his wife died in giving birth to Pant... ...and deploring the advent of Pantagruel. The Abbe Birotteau spent the first days of his mourning in verifying the books in his library, in making use o...

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...ame JESUS. Chapter 2 N ow when Jesus was born in Bethlehem of Judaea in the days of Herod the king, behold, there came wise men from the east to Jer... ...ts, He shall be called a Nazarene. Matthew 2:9 2:23 5 Chapter 3 I n those days came John the Baptist, preaching in the wil derness of Judaea, 2 And... ...to the wilderness to be tempted of the devil. 2 And when he had fasted forty days and forty nights, he was afterward an hungred. 3 And when the tempt... ...n of the bridechamber mourn, as long as the bridegroom is with them? but the days will come, when the bridegroom shall be taken from them, and then s... ... that is least in the kingdom of heaven is greater than he. 12 And from the days of John the Baptist until now the kingdom of heaven suffereth violen... ...e, and the rocks rent; 52 And the graves were opened; and many bodies of the saints which slept arose, 53 And came out of the graves after his resurre...

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...ill come back; he has been through the street regularly for the last three days; but his hours vary. The first day he came by at six o’clock, the day ... ...difficult to inter- pret. Admiration, gratitude, a sort of hope for better days, were mingled with pride at having such a pretty daughter. At about fo... ...ider.— And my poor father! What did she not go through to make him end his days in happiness!” The girl shivered at the re- membrance, and hid her fac... ... at last. “Yes, it is you. Do you know, I have not seen you for three long days, an age!—But what is the matter? You are unhappy.” “My poor Caroline—”... ...k this evening. As I stitch, I shall fancy myself gone back to those early days when you used to pass by me without a word, but not with- out a glance... ...when she called herself happy. She paid for Masses, beseeching God and the Saints to enlighten her as to what the faults were which displeased her hus...

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...eav’n their Odes and Vigils tun’d: Mean while the Son of God, who yet some days Lodg’d in Bethabara where John baptiz’d, Musing and much revol... ...s well might recommend Such Solitude before choicest Society. Full forty days he pass’d, whether on hill Sometimes, anon in shady vale, each nig... ...ave, is not reveal’d; Nor tasted humane food, nor hunger felt Till those days ended, hunger’d then at last Among wild Beasts: they at his sight ... ...d; who fed 350 Our Fathers here with Manna; in the Mount Moses was forty days, nor eat nor drank, And forty days Eliah without food Wandred t... ... So lately found, and so abruptly gone, 10 Began to doubt, and doubted many days, And as the days increas’d, increas’d thir doubt: Sometimes the... ...ere God is prais’d aright, and Godlike men, The Holiest of Holies, and his Saints; Such are from God inspir’d, not such from thee; 350 Unless whe...

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...s, replies, remarks, reflections, objections, confutations. For a very few days they are fixed up all in public places, either by themselves or their ... ...till dust or worms have seized upon it which to some may happen in a few days, but to others later and therefore, books of controversy being, of a... ...ighty, that scarce a dozen Cavaliers, as cavaliers are in our de generate days, could raise it from the ground; yet he threw it with ease, and it wen... ... the while in the very same pollutions he pretends to sweep away. His last days are spent in slavery to women, and generally the least deserving; till... ...MITATED FROM THE EIGHTH BOOK OF OVID In ancient times, as story tells, The saints would often leave their cells, And stroll about, but hide their qual... ...ed on a winter night, As authors of the legend write, Two brother hermits, saints by trade, Taking their tour in masquerade, Disguised in tattered hab... ...every tone might pity win, But not a soul would let them in. Our wandering saints in woeful state, Treated at this ungodly rate, Having through all th... ... – Swift 38 Called, in the neighbourhood, Philemon, Who kindly did these saints invite In his poor hut to pass the night; And then the hospitable Si... ...calling, and their errant; “Good folks, you need not be afraid, We are but saints,” the hermits said; “No hurt shall come to you or yours; But, for th...

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...hen she seemed to re- pent of this allusion, and hastily added, “A woman’s days are so tedious that it is a boon to leave even one of them out of the ... ... dark, bushy bearded, wild of aspect and attire, whom artists convert into saints or as- sassins, according as their pictorial purposes demand. “Miria... ...an of old Rome, who hid himself in order to spy out and betray the blessed saints, who then dwelt and worshipped in these dismal places. Y ou have hea... ...marvels of this kind. “These eyes of mine never beheld him, signorina; the saints forbid!” answered the guide. “But it is well known that he watches n... ...the old pagan phantom that I told you of, who sought to betray the blessed saints!” “Yes; it is a phantom!” cried Donatello, with a shudder. “Ah, dear... ...cy of Italian mendicants, when once they have recognized a benefactor. For days together, it is true, he occasionally vanished, but always reappeared,... ...ust when I shall have given it the last touch. We will try it one of these days. And now, to reward you for that jolly exhibition, you shall see what ... ...e which might have been worth putting into marble, for the long delight of days to come, but vanished with the movement that gave it birth, and was ef... ... it in her persecutor’s face. 112 The Marble Fawn “In the name of all the Saints,” cried she, “vanish, Demon, and let me be free of you now and forev...

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...long continued frost, 40 Bring with them vernal promises, the hope Of active days urged on by flying hours,— Days of sweet leisure, taxed with patient ... ...ke. What need of many words? 105 A pleasant loitering journey, through three days Continued, brought me to my hermitage. I spare to tell of what ensue... ...235 That mellower years will bring a riper mind And clearer insight. Thus my days are past In contradiction; with no skill to part Vague longing, hapl... ...—there were we let loose For sports of wider range. Ere I had told Ten birth days, when among the mountain slopes Frost, and the breath of frosty wind... ...in grave 390 And serious mood; but after I had seen That spectacle, for many days, my brain Worked with a dim and undetermined sense Of unknown modes ... ...ters huge inscribed from top to toe, Stationed above the door, like guardian saints; There, allegoric shapes, female or male, Or physiognomies of real... ...ant Bright sprinklings of all human excellence, To which the silver wands of saints in Heaven Might point with rapturous joy. Yet not the less, 490 Fo...

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...p the Colonel. He carries a power av liver undher his right arrum whin the days are warm an’ the nights chill. He wud give thim tons an’ tons av liver... ... he sez so. “I’m all liver to-day,” sez he; an’ wid that he ordhers me ten days C. B. for as moild a dhrink as iver a good sodger tuk betune his teeth... ... was cruel hard trated, seein’ fwhat I’ve done for the likes av him in the days whin my eyes were wider opin than they are now. Man alive, for the Col... ...vil of a man I was fifteen years ago. They called me Buck Mulvaney in thim days, an’, begad, I tuk a woman’s eye. I did that! Ortheris, ye scrub, fwha... ...is face wid the butt av my gun before permittin’ av him to steal the gurl. Saints knew av he wud ha’ married her, and av he didn’t she wud be in great... ...gurl’s e-vasion manes as much baggage as a rig’mint on the line av march! “Saints help Dennis’s springs,” thinks I, as I bundled the stuff into the th... ...nt to be known, I sat wid the blanket roun’ me an’ coughed an’ thanked the Saints there was no moon that night. 11 Rudyard Kipling ‘Whin all was in t... ...ds, rent me with— ‘I take shame for you, Sorr, coming down here—though the Saints know you’re as welkim as the daylight whin you DO come—an’ upsettin’... ...find her,” sez the Corp’ril man, an’ wint out like the puff av a candle. ‘“Saints stand betune us an’ evil!” sez Bragin, crossin’ him- self; “that’s F...

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...all circum- stances of life, was the most my aversion, who had been all my days used to an active life; and I would often say to my- self, “ A state o... ... indeed, I thought I was much more suitably employed when I was twenty-six days making a deal board. It was now the beginning of the year 1693, when m... ...s, be set up again in the is- land, and finished fit to go to sea in a few days. I was not long resolving, for indeed the importunities of my nephew j... ...ed to put in at Galway, in Ireland, where we lay wind-bound two-and-twenty days; but we had this satisfaction with the disaster, that provisions were ... ...he 5th of February from Ireland, and had a very fair gale of wind for some days. As I remember, it might be about the 20th of February in the evening ... ...salute of five guns at parting, we set sail, and arrived at the bay of All Saints in the Brazils in about twenty-two days, meeting nothing remarkable ... ...Cape St. Augustine, and in three days came to an anchor off the bay of All Saints, the old place of my deliverance, from whence came both my good and ... ...hey came to admit the Chinese Confucius into the calendar of the Christian saints. A ship being ready to sail for Lisbon, my pious priest asked me lea...

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...and blasphemed God. My righteousness was a filthy puddle. Satan loves such saints. They are his darlings, for they quickly destroy their body and soul... ...hey at least do not try to justify their wicked deeds. But these pretended saints, so far from acknowledging their errors, justify them and regard the... ...ee years I went up to Jerusa- lem to see Peter, and abode with him fifteen days. But other of the apostles saw I none, save James the Lord’s brother. ... ...recorded for our consolation. After all, it is a comfort to know that even saints might and do sin. Samson, David, and many other excellent men, fell ... ...ecame weary of life and prayed for death. Such offenses on the part of the saints, the Scriptures record for the comfort of those who are near despair... ...person must suffer afflictions and follow the example of Christ and of the saints, is a min- ister of the Law, of sin, wrath, and of death, for the co... ...ing fruits of faith which true disciples of the Gospel manifested in those days. On one occasion the Apostle wrote: “The kingdom of God is not in word... ...tament of God.” As the false prophets tampered with God’s testament in the days of Paul, so many do in our day. They will observe hu- man laws punctil... ...hat may be taken literally to mean until the time of the Gospel. “From the days of John the Baptist,” says Jesus, “until now the kingdom of heaven suf...

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...oor work—fishing, herd- ing, hay-making, and fuel-getting—filling the long days of summer, while the long, dark winter was used in weaving and a hundr... ...all religions, a com- pound of myths, those which had survived from savage days, and those which expressed the various degrees of a growing knowledge ... ...er England, and was a good lord; the winter he sat in London. But in those days there was the same tongue in England as in Norway and Denmark; but the... ...ce we have histories alike of kingdoms, or families, or miracles, lives of saints, kings, or bishops in saga-form, as well as subjects that seem at fi... ...ncestral folk of all the Teutonic of Scando-Gothic peoples in the earliest days of their wanderings. Whether they came from the Hindu Kush, or origina... ...on of the people whose power he had broken. There is no doubt that, in the days when the king- doms of the Scando-Goths reached from the North Cape to...