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Niecks thinks there is a well-defined difference between the Mazurkas as far as op. 41 and those that follow. In the latter he misses "savage beauties" and spontaneity. As Chopin gripped the form, as he felt more, suffered more and knew more, his Mazurkas grew broader, revealed more Weltschmerz, became elaborate and at times impersonal, but seldom lost the racial "snap" and hue.
By climbing up to them he saw that he could drop down on a broader ledge, well covered with soft turf, and could then descend under the very ledge on which they were standing. Buttar agreed to make the attempt, feeling certain that Lemon would find that or some other means of overcoming the difficulty. Ernest clutched the rock, and got along bravely, followed by Buttar.
He turned back that is to say, to the northward of the spot where we stood and made his way along an exceedingly narrow ledge, a few feet only above the water, which beat with a hollow sound beneath our feet. Sometimes I had the greatest difficulty in making my way; and when at length we came to a broader place, Doyle stopped and pulled off his shoes, which he put into his pocket.
At the moment he stepped from behind the tree which had sheltered him, Otto strode toward him, his broad face still broader on account of his beaming pleasure. "Dot vos me," he said, triumphantly. "Otto doned it." "Did what?" "Scared 'ern so dot they forgits him nefer." "You did well, beyond question. I cannot see how I would have saved myself if you hadn't come as you did.
He attacks the curriculum and tells us we must reduce or revolutionise instruction and exercise in the dead languages, introduce a broader handling of history, a more inspiring arrangement of scientific courses, and so forth.
Scott is thus a romanticist because he gave the romantic implications of reality: and is a novelist in that broader, better definition of the word which admits it to be the novelist's business to portray social humanity, past or present, by means of a unified, progressive prose narrative.
"No, Del, that is not the end of it, only the beginning of it, of a happy, useful, good life, your path growing brighter and broader every year, and and we won't talk of the garlands, dear; but your heart will have bridal-blossoms, whether your head has or not." Laura kissed me, with tears in her sisterly eyes. She never talks fine, and went directly out of the room after this.
Private and non-profit hospital and medical insurance plans are already in the field, soundly based on the experience and initiative of the people in their various communities. A limited Government reinsurance service would permit the private and non-profit insurance companies to offer broader protection to more of the many families which want and should have it.
December 17. Leaving the ground at an early hour, the party travelled for about two miles along the riverbank, the stream appearing deeper and broader as we proceeded. Six miles on we came upon a narrow branch from the river, which we avoided by turning a little to the right. We next reached a very large stockyard which the natives said had belonged to George The Barber, meaning The Bushranger.
Western Europe was covered with a net-work of petty sovereignties. Feudal conflicts, while they were a discipline of strength and valor, were a narrow field for all this pent-up energy. There was a latent yearning for a wider horizon, a broader theater of action. Thus the Crusades profoundly interested all classes.
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