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Mortals that would follow me, Love virtue; she alone is free, She can teach ye how to climb Higher than the sphery chime; Or if virtue feeble were, Heaven itself would stoop to her." In January of 1870, having decided to teach rather than preach, I embarked for Germany to enjoy a year of foreign study.
The pretty Swiss clock played a waltz preparatory to striking eleven. She sat and listened until the last musical chime died away; then she rose, groped her way to the low, marble chimney-piece, struck a lucifer, and lighted a large lamp. The brilliant light flooded the room. Sybilla's rap came that same instant softly upon the door. "My lady." "I hear," my lady said, not opening it. "What is it?"
"There are in this loud stunning tide Of human care and crime, With whom the melodies abide Of the everlasting chime; Who carry music in their heart Through dusky lane and wrangling mart Plying their daily task with busier feet, Because their secret souls a holy strain repeat." Early History of the Baptist God's Hidden Ones The Hill Country of Judea A Childless Home The Forerunner Announced.
Got money? Got the right clothes?" "Hydrangea hat," Susanna decided aloud. "New pongee, and pongee coat hung in careless elegance over my arm. As the last chime of eleven rings I will step into your office " "I hope to goodness you will!" said Jim, with an anxious look. "You'll really get there, won't you, Sue? No slips?" This might have seemed overemphatic to an unprejudiced outsider.
Thus perished the good little boy who did the best he could, but didn't come out according to the books. Every boy who ever did as he did prospered except him. His case is truly remarkable. It will probably never be accounted for. Those evening bells! those evening bells! How many a tale their music tells Of youth, and home, and that sweet time When last I heard their soothing chime.
Honest, I hadn't thought she was takin' notice at all when I was givin' Vee a full account of my afternoon session with Rupert. She never does chime in much with our talk. And I judged she was too busy with her sweater-knittin' to hear a word. But here she is, askin' details. "Why," says I, "Captain Killam calls it Nunca Secos Key." "What an odd name!" says Auntie.
All the fashionables of London who have sons at Eton come down to witness their happiness, and the river bank is full of gayety. The evening finished with the most beautiful fireworks I ever saw, which lighted up the Castle behind and were reflected in the Thames below, while the glancing oars of the young boatmen, and the music of their band with a merry chime of bells from St.
It would always give us pleasure, and chime in with our feelings of fitness, that acts which we deem unjust should be punished, though we do not always think it expedient that this should be done by the tribunals. We forego that gratification on account of incidental inconveniences.
Their raiment flutters, the bells chime; the chorus of their gladness falls like voices through a star-lit heaven, half-heard in dreams and everlastingly remembered. Four sculptors, the younger contemporaries of Luca della Robbia, and marked by certain common qualities, demand attention next.
She falls into a musing attitude, motionless and graceful as a statue. Clara Howard alike marvels at her genius and her courage. Childe Dacre hears the curfew chime, While all the rest are dancing; Unless I find a fitting rhyme, Oh! here ends my romancing! But see! her lover's at her feet! Oh! words of joy! oh! meeting sweet! The Duke advances, chivalric passion in his every gesture.
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