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The melodies are of two sorts conforming to the two parties into which the personages of the play can be divided; and, like those parties, the melodies are broadly distinguished by external physiognomy and emotional essence. Most easily recognized are the two broad march tunes typical of the mastersingers and their pageantry. One of them has already been presented. Like its companion,
A slow smile broke the brass-like stillness of Tsang Foo's face: "Pipe," he gasped softly, "opium velly good, make land and sea all same by an' by!" Judging from appearances Miss Lucinda Perkins was justifying her reason for being by conforming absolutely to her environment.
Smyth's heavy breathing, not made any lighter by his having his head completely covered by bed-clothes, indicated that the futurist was in the realm of Morpheus. Durwent was curled up cosily by the fire, the blankets over him rising and subsiding slightly, conforming to his deep, tranquil breaths.
It is only conforming to our sphere, not vainly attempting to be above it, that can command true respect. ================================================================== Explanation of the Plate. Haunch. |2. Neck. |3. Shoulder. |4. Breast. Thick Flank. |13. Shoulder or Leg Hind Quarter. | 8. Thin Flank. | of Mutton Piece. 1. Sirloin. | 9. Leg. |14. Brisket 2. Rump. |10.
If he yielded to them, he infringed upon his dignity; if he resisted, he lost the remaining shreds of his popularity. To compel him to decide was a great point for the Girondists. The public feeling served their designs. Religious troubles began to assume a political character. In ancient Brittany the conforming priests became objects of the people's horror, and they fled from contact with them.
No one can become a Sooffee without strictly conforming to the established religion, and practising every social virtue; and when, by this means, he has gained a habit of devotion, he may exchange what they style practical for spiritual worship, and abandon the observance of all religious forms and ceremonies.
She readily perceived the restrictions which this circumstance seemed to impose upon her; but she made light of any difficulty that might arise out of them. Not that she was insensible to the value of domestic endearments between persons of an opposite sex, but that she scorned to suppose that she could feel a struggle in conforming to the laws she should lay down to her conduct.
Already at this stage of the contest it had become evident that the question was less of conforming with any particular demand or command on the king's part, than of admitting his right to exercise his will at all in the premises. If the colony conceded his sovereignty, they could not afterward draw the line at which its power was to cease.
Shellabarger, "I debate axioms, my apology is that there are not other questions to debate in Reconstruction. If," said he with well-timed sarcasm, "in the discussion, I make self-evident things obscure or incomprehensible, my defense shall be that I am conforming to the usages of Congress.
These were the northeast room, a library in the former time, in a dim, pink paper with garlands, and the southeast sitting-room, in a modern yet conforming paper of dull blue and grey. "The hall is grey," said Lydia. "Do you notice? How well they've kept the papers. There isn't a stain." "Maiden ladies," said the colonel, with a sigh. "Nothing but two maiden ladies for so long."
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