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Again, when the Scripture would set our Lord before us, as in His humanity, our pattern and example, it sometimes uses this name, in order to give emphasis to the thought of His Manhood as, for example, in the words of the Epistle to the Hebrews, 'looking unto Jesus, the Author and Perfecter of faith. That is to say a mighty stimulus to all brave perseverance in our efforts after higher Christian nobleness lies in the vivid and constant realisation of the true manhood of our Lord, as the type of all goodness, as having Himself lived by faith, and that in a perfect degree and manner.
One was tall and fair, with honest blue eyes, which did not suggest treachery, the other was shorter and dark, with a more cautious and uncertain expression. "For certain reasons, gentlemen," said Dundee, with emphasis upon the word, "I desire by your leave to ask you one or two questions. If you will take my advice, you had better answer truthfully. I will not waste time about things I know.
"The Beaufort Justice!" read his lordship, with due emphasis. 'Hurrah! exclaimed Jack, waving the dirty, egg-stained, mustardy copy of Bell's Life over his head. 'Hurrah! I told you so. 'But hark to Justice! exclaimed his lordship, resuming his reading. "I've always been a great admirer of the Beaufort Justice blood " 'No doubt, said Jack; 'it's the only blood you know.
"I think you might know it by her running away and by her look," I said mildly. "Didn't you?" "NO!" And his eyes flashed an added emphasis. "Well, well," I said, "let's be on our way, or the professor will be wondering if he is to dine alone." Without looking to see if he followed, I struck into the path toward home.
Before the mockery in his eyes she fell back with a sigh of disappointment, but he answered the challenge presently in what she had once described as his "paradoxical humour." "Oh, well, my views have all been distant ones," he said, "but I should judge her to be since you ask me a lady who insists upon a remarkable natural beauty with a decidedly artificial emphasis."
Here let me say at once, and with all emphasis, that the vast majority of advertisements are not only honest but dependable. Leaving out of account a few stock phrases which deceive nobody, such as "the most for the money," "the cheapest in the market," etc., what is said about the goods to be sold is not in the least overdrawn.
The councils, however, knew what the people were thinking of, and managed to get the popular thought into expression measurably satisfactory to the people themselves. In this doctrine of the church as interpreter of scriptural truth we can be sure that the emphasis will remain on the elements which make for enlarging human life if the church keeps true to the spirit of the Bible itself.
The emphasis with which Jimmy made his declaration deserved consideration, but to his amazement it was entirely ignored by both women. Hopping quickly out of bed, without even glancing in his direction, Zoie gave her entire attention to Aggie. "What is it?" she asked eagerly. "There must be OTHER babies' Homes," said Aggie, and she glanced at Jimmy from her superior height.
Snagsby repeats for mere emphasis with another tight smile and another tight shake of her head; and to-morrow night that boy will be here, and to-morrow night Mrs. Mrs. Snagsby sounds no timbrel in anybody's ears, but holds her purpose quietly, and keeps her counsel. To-morrow comes, the savoury preparations for the Oil Trade come, the evening comes. Comes Mr. Chadband is to improve. Mrs.
"By honorable restoration of the confiscated property to the Church, on the part of the person who is now in possession of it." Penrose was surprised and interested. "Is the person a Catholic?" he asked, eagerly. "Not yet." Father Benwell laid a strong emphasis on those two little words. His fat fingers drummed restlessly on the table; his vigilant eyes rested expectantly on Penrose.
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