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Parry the wandering Parry, as you call him has always wandered in the service of my family, and the sight of that old man always gives me satisfaction." The Lady Henrietta followed the usual progress of pretty women, particularly coquettish women; she passed from caprice to contradiction; the gallant had undergone the caprice, the courtier must bend beneath the contradictory humor.
The more doctors that might come, the less likelihood there would be of the truth being established in the inevitable battle between contradictory diagnoses and methods of treatment. If men cannot agree about a visible sore, they surely cannot do so about an internal lesion the existence of which will be admitted by some, and denied by others. And why then should not everything become a miracle?
For we have a thousand contradictory reports in the camp: some say by ballot; some, that it was only those who never soiled their jackets in the affair of the other day, and looked fresh and smart." A burst of laughter from the rest interrupted the major's speech, for its impertinence was quite sufficient to secure it many admirers.
To begin with, the anonymous letter, contradictory to that of my father, at once proves that some man had become aware of our projects, and wished to prevent their accomplishment. Mr. Starr comes to see us at the Dochart pit. No sooner does he enter it with me than an immense stone is cast upon us, and communication is interrupted by the breaking of the ladders in the Yarrow shaft.
Jenkins, I know he had a blue coat on, and I would say it as positively as I do now, if they were the last words I had to speak!’ If the contradictory couple are blessed with children, they are not the less contradictory on that account.
Little. as he purposes to repent. "Khunsa" flexible or flaccid, from Khans=bending inwards, i.e. the mouth of a water-skin before drinking. Like Mukhannas, it is also used for an effeminate man, a passive sodomite and even for a eunuch. The old Greeks dreamed, after their fashion, a beautiful poetic dream of a human animal uniting the contradictory beauties of man and woman.
Ask the average intelligent churchman regarding the nature of the Holy Ghost, and see for yourself the vague, contradictory and unsatisfactory concepts held by the person questioned. Then turn to the encyclopaedias and other books of reference, and see how little is known or taught regarding this important subject.
Aloud, in terms as felicitous as she could make them, she was commenting on the beauty of the glass-smooth river, with the sumptuously colored autumn trees casting down into it the imperial gold and crimson of their reflections. Silently she was struggling to master and dominate and suppress a confusion of contradictory mental processes.
Even the notes of the birds soften when they...." She left the sentence uncompleted. "It was Larssen who brought us together," he meditated. "Larssen! He dominates us both. He seems to hold us in his hands. He's like ... like Fate. Pitiless, relentless." "And, like Fate, to be fought to the end." "I love you for your weakness, and yet I love you as the fighter. How contradictory it sounds!"
Out of various muddle-headed answers and contradictory statements the facts of Lord Fareham's unexpected appearance at the Manor Moat, his account of his lady's illness, and his hurried departure, carrying the young madam with him on horseback, were elicited, and the story of the ruse by which Mrs.