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They had not the lifelong friendship that made St. George immune, and few of them would have dared to disagree with Talbot Rutter in anything. "And now, sir" here the colonel made a step towards where Harry stood, the words falling as drops of water fall on a bared head "I have sent for you to tell you just what I have told these gentlemen.
One might enumerate the whole series of economic wants, to satisfy which is to live, but religion is the total of the reflections, and the complex of customs which result from the lifelong quest for a living among common folk. At its highest it is expressed by St. Augustine, "O God, thou hast made us for thyself, and our souls are not at rest until we find ourselves in thee."
Yet neither she, nor her lifelong friend, nor her doctor, nor the few intimate acquaintances who were still privileged to visit her, admitted that she would never go forth on that journey to England at all; but only on that quite other journey, upon which Richard Calmady had already set forth in the fulness of his manhood, and upon which, the manifold uncertainties of human existence notwithstanding, we are, each one of us, so perfectly certain to set forth at last.
On the contrary, Lifelong Disgrace will sit by side forevermore. Nevertheless I cannot to possess him for husband. This morning Dr. Ewing go unto my August Father to tell to him the useless troubles of his most useless daughter.
Lady Stavornell, tall, graceful, beautiful, looking as one might look whose lifelong martyrdom had come at last to a glorious end; Captain Crawford, bronzed, agitated, a trifle nervous, short of stature, slight of build, with a rather cynical mouth and a small dark moustache; the Hon. Mrs.
What a novel conference between the extremes of modern society! All that is beautiful in refinement and education, moral symmetry and Christian grace, contrasting with the squalor, the ignorance, the lifelong depravity of men living "without God in the world," the pariahs of civilization, the moral lepers, at the sight of whom decency covers its face, and cries out, "Unclean!"
His sufferings never made him thin at any period of his life; but now his face was pale and his eyes hollow, and his lifelong friend, Dr. Nacquart, sent him at once to recruit in the air of his native Touraine. After this followed a time of bitter trial for poor Honore.
We have had much prosperity in the world, my wife; we have had neither death nor dishonour; we " "If this isn't dishonour, father, what is?" Marion flashed out. He answered calmly. "My daughter, it is a great misfortune, it will probably be a lifelong trial, but it is not necessarily dishonour." "You never can make a scandal less by trying to hide it," said Richard, backing up his father.
At one moment she saw herself in a family of strangers who were very kind, but she knew them not, then she saw her family in great grief. One of the impressions that this seeming sad dream made upon her was, that swarms of insects had followed and enveloped her on all sides, stinging and causing her excruciating suffering, which had extended over a series of years of more than lifelong duration.
Oh yes; they must be guarded well, for their escape now would mean lifelong disappointment to the whole village and its guests. But they must not only be kept safe; their health and strength must be preserved intact; therefore during the remainder of that day an abundant supply of food was provided for them, and they were urged with the utmost solicitude to partake of it freely.
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