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"I don't want help; I only want you to judge of the composition. In fact, I read it to you that I may hear it myself." Ermine resigned herself. "'Curatolatry is a species " "I beg your pardon." "Curatolatry. Ah! I thought that would attract attention." "But I am afraid the scholars would fall foul of it." "Why, have not they just made Mariolatry?"
I have no doubt at all that her bottom is foul, and that she has a lot of barnacles and weeds twice as long as your body. That is the reason why she is a little sluggish." "That may be it," Terence agreed; "but I should have thought that they would have seen to that before they sent her to Cork."
There was no composition possible, he urged, with foes who were as false as they were sanguinary, and whose foul passions were stimulated, not slaked, by the horrors with which they had already feasted themselves. Ripperda addressed men who could sympathize with his bold and lofty sentiments.
The window I had been looking out of was changed to a prison wall I could see the mortar between the massive blocks. In a second these devils would be smelling out their enemies like some foul witch-doctors. I felt the burning eyes of their leader looking for me in the gloom. Peter was praying audibly beside me, and I could have choked him.
It was easily blown out by those violent gusts which were perpetually howling through the wilderness; and indeed it was the natural tendency of that unwholesome atmosphere to extinguish it, just as you have seen a candle go out when exposed to the vapors and foul air of a damp room.
"There is one thing more," he said, "which is the most important of all. This foul scandal about me, of course, I know will be cleared up, and I shall be competent to deal with the offender. But but Madge and I said other things to each other. I told her what I told you, that I loved her. And she loves me." The sternness, the trouble, the anxiety all melted from Mr. Taynton's face.
Or, as Duerer says in another place, "difference such as maketh a thing fair or foul." But further, it lieth in each man's choice whether or how far he shall make use of all the above written "Words of Difference."
There must necessarily have been foul play in procuring the false papers upon which she had contracted her second marriage, and she assuredly could not have forged them alone.
I left my candle where it was, crept to meet the poor devil, flattened myself against the wall, and let him have it as he passed. I acknowledge the foul blow, but here's evidence that it was mercifully struck. The victim has already told his tale."
As we have already seen, the popular view of the doctrine of Atonement presumes that this foul deed was in some way, as the scripture has it, by "the determinate counsel and foreknowledge of God." Was it really so? Was the whole dreadful drama merely a programme to be gone through in all its appointed stages, ending with the cry of the victim, "It is finished"?
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