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It was plain to him he could go no more to the rancho. Where, then, was he to meet her to see her? He had ascertained that she seldom came to the town never to the amusements, except when her brother was at home. How and where, then, was he to see her?
Another with orange tints has nasturtiums and another tradescantia." "Are they growing in water?" "The ivy and the tradescantia are, but the nasturtiums and a perfectly darling morning glory have earth. She's growing bulbs in them, too, only she doesn't use plain water or earth, just bulb fibre." "What's that?"
Ramiro looked at him, and by his glance it was plain to see that the words had jarred his temper. Whatever it was that Vitelli wrote to Ramiro, this gentleman was not minded to divulge it. "If you have supped, Lampugnani," said the Governor slowly, his eyes upon his offending officer, "perhaps you will find some duty to perform ere you seek your bed."
From first to last, he was, without show of it, the best friend Montcalm had in the province; and though he held aloof from bringing punishment to Bigot, he despised him and his friends, and was not slow to make that plain.
Just ordinary, plain hunting was not enough it was too tame. There wasn't enough danger in it, and any boy will understand at once what I mean by that.
What is poor plain George Fox compared to William Shakspere to fancy's lord, imagination's heir? Yet George Fox stands for something too a thought the thought that wakes in silent hours perhaps the deepest, most eternal thought latent in the human soul. This is the thought of God, merged in the thoughts of moral right and the immortality of identity.
Mourning and the plain style of wearing her hair suit her very, VERY well. I do not think I ever saw her looking so lovely as she has lately, and I have heard quite a number of GENTLEMEN say the same thing. "If she'd had real spirit," said Mrs.
"I must go in," she said, holding out her hand. "Are you staying much longer?" said Dick, keeping it in his. "I leave to-morrow morning very early." "You will be in London, perhaps." "I think so for the present." "May I come and see you?" The expression of Dick's eyes was unmistakable. In the dusk he seemed all eyes and hands. "Dear Mr. Dick, it's no use." "I like plain speaking," said Dick.
Whether for the better or the worse, no matter; but we are refined; and plain manners, plain dress, and plain diction, would as little do in life, as acorns, herbage, and the water of the neighboring spring, would do at table. Some people are just come, who interrupt me in the middle of my sermon; so good-night. LONDON, November 26, 1753 DEAR FRIEND: Fine doings at Manheim!
In the most literal sense we live and move and have our being in the realm of spiritual forces. "Our life is hid with Christ in God." That assertion is no mere mystic phase, but a plain and direct assertion of an absolute spiritual truth.
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