United States or Japan ? Vote for the TOP Country of the Week !
After having raised the Earth, the Supreme Being from whom the world become manifest, flameth even in the shape of a boar, like unto the all-consuming fire at the universal dissolution. And on his beast is really to be seen the gem Srivatsa.
I did so and he sent me back to prison, where I abode till the days of her purification were accomplished, when he married her and let me go. So now I come hither in thee hoping and thy succour imploring and myself on thy protection throwing." And he spoke these couplets, "Within my heart is fire * Whichever flameth higher; Within my frame are pains * For skill of leach too dire.
I believe in dukkeripens, brother. "'And who has more right, said I, 'seeing that you live by them? But this tempest is truly horrible. "'Dearginni, grondinni ta villaminni! It thundereth, it haileth, and also flameth, said Mr. Petulengro. 'Look up there, brother! "I looked up.
I believe in dukkeripens, brother.’ ‘And who has more right,’ said I; ‘seeing that you live by them? But this tempest is truly horrible.’ ‘Dearginni, grondinni ta villaminni! It thundreth, it haileth, and also flameth,’ said Mr. Petulengro. ‘Look up there, brother!’ I looked up. Connected with this tempest there was one feature to which I have already alluded—the wonderful colours of the clouds.
Then she took the lute, saying, "None shall sing over my cup save myself;" so she screwed up the strings and intoned these verses, "The tears run down his cheeks in double row, * And in his breast high flameth lover-lowe: He weeps when near, a-fearing to be far; * And, whether far or near, his tear-drops flow." And the words of another,
I believe in dukkeripens, brother." "And who has more right," said I, "seeing that you live by them? But this tempest is truly horrible." "Dearginni, grondinni ta villaminni! It thundereth, it haileth, and also flameth," said Mr. Petulengro. "Look up there, brother!" I looked up. Connected with this tempest there was one feature to which I have already alluded the wonderful colours of the clouds.
Chiefest of all good we hold Water: even so doth gold, Like a fire that flameth through the night, Shine mid lordly wealth most lordly bright. Mi. The very words; I could fancy that Pindar had seen my vision. And now, my philosophic cock, I will proceed to details.
It may live on awhile like lighted flax, that neither flameth nor goeth out, even as I live in a dungeon! "'It is thine inflexible obstinacy that hath ruined both of ye. I should like to have seen how thou wouldst have acted in my place. "'Thou hast done thy work, Great Prince of Moscow, I mine. Triumph not over me, in my dungeon, at my last hour.
And as when at the rush of fire locusts take wing to fly unto a river, and the unwearying fire flameth forth on them with sudden onset, and they huddle in the water; so before Achilles was the stream of deep-eddying Xanthos filled with the roar and the throng of horses and men.
I believe in dukkeripens, brother. 'And who has more right, said I; 'seeing that you live by them? But this tempest is truly horrible. 'Dearginni, grondinni ta villaminni! It thundreth, it haileth, and also flameth, said Mr. Petulengro. 'Look up there, brother! I looked up. Connected with this tempest there was one feature to which I have already alluded the wonderful colours of the clouds.
Word Of The Day