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It seemed as if every character and fable had risen to throng the halls of Barminster Castle that night. Up in the gallery above the great ball-room a famous orchestra poured forth melody, and the guests were awaiting the entrance of their host as a signal to start dancing. The last visitor had arrived, when Lord Barminster and his sister came from the entrance hall, where they had stood so long.
Life has an upspringing quality that defies pain. Something buoyant throbs in the heart of the world something untamed and wild exultant in the flying beauty of romping children, glinting in the dawn-whitened sea, risen, indeed, through man into triumphant cities and works, and running like a pulse through his spirit.
The young man closed the door behind him, and advanced towards the major, who had risen when he heard steps approaching him. "Ah, my dear father!" said Andrea in a loud voice, in order that the count might hear him in the next room, "is it really you?" "How do you do, my dear son?" said the major gravely.
Jesus told his men not to fear death; told them his friends should go to be with him; told them they should live in the house of his father and their father; and since then he has risen himself from the tomb, and gone to prepare a place for them: who, what are these miserable refusers of comfort? Not Christians, surely! Oh, yes, they are Christians!
And so it is necessary to wait for habituation, for the mediocrity of the reality to soften, and for the imagination to have time to kindle again, and only behold things such as they are athwart the prodigious splendour of the past. However, Celia had risen and was taking leave. "Good-bye, dear," she said; "I hope the wedding will soon take place.
Is the Lord yet in the sepulchre? `He is not here; He is risen. And why then should His sepulchre be holier than other graves, when He that made the holiness is there no longer?" "But where then is our Lord?" asked Bertram, rather perplexed. "He is where thou wouldst have Him," was the quiet answer. "If that be in thine heart, ay: and if no, no."
"I am indeed much better this afternoon," replied I; "indeed, so well, that I feel as if I could get up." "Pooh: tumble down never do lie a bed get strong wife Mrs Cophagus Japhet old friend." Mrs Cophagus had risen from her chair, and come towards the bed, when her husband introduced her in his own fashion. "I am afraid that I have been a great trouble, madam," said I.
Leaning towards them over the table familiarly, so as to help them to narrate simply, he heard Cleophas, whom the friend elected as spokesman, say they heard Martha and Mary telling they had found the stone rolled away, and a young man in white raiment seated where Jesus was overnight, and from him they had learnt that he whom they sought was risen from the dead.
This monarch used occasionally to hunt in its forests, but never made it a permanent residence. We proposed to sleep at St. Laurence on the Waters, a beautiful village on the high road to Orleans, and distant about twelve miles from Chambord. It was evening before we left the castle, and the moon, though not at the full, had risen, before we had performed the half our road.
When it is risen, have your oven hot against the Cake is made; let it stand three quarters of an hour. When it is half baked, Ice it over with fine Sugar and Rose-water, and the whites of Eggs, and Musk and Ambergreece. When you mingle your yest and Eggs together for the Cake, put Musk and Amber to that. Take a peck of flower, and put it in half.
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