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The Claimant was undoubtedly one of the sights of London and before his greater attraction the traditional Monument which elsewhere "Lifts its tall head and like a bully lies," sank into absolute insignificance. Not to have seen the Claimant, argued the London of the period unknown.
Stanhope King, and a young gentleman, Mr. Graham Forbes, who had just been presented to her as an artist, in the railway station at Philadelphia, that comfortable home of the tired and bewildered traveler. Mr. Forbes, with his fresh complexion, closely cropped hair, and London clothes, did not look at all like the traditional artist, although the sharp eyes of Mrs.
And it is out of the consciousness of the interval between norm and achievement that the sense of guilt follows man whenever he penetrates deeply into the deeper experiences of the soul. Grace and guilt naming only two experiences of the soul are not remnants of a traditional theology, but essential elements which accompany the deepest experience of the soul.
Thus, we have a man of the required name, and nationality; living at an appropriate date; of the requisite social position; on excellent terms with the French nobles, and so well acquainted with their language as to sign himself officially 'The Interpreter. We have no direct evidence of his literary skill, or knowledge of the traditional history of his country, but a man of his birth could scarcely have failed to possess the latter, while certain peculiarities in that section of the national Chronicle which deals with the aid given by him to the Norman invaders would seem to indicate that Bledri himself may well have been responsible for the record.
They played an overture, the dreamy sweetness of which extorted cries of admiration from all the women. Suddenly, the screens parted, and upon the little platform that represented a stage bounded a sort of anomalous being, supple and charming, in the traditional dress of Pierrot, whom the English vulgarize and call Harlequin.
His individual resources of speech, as it were, have been overpassed; he falls back upon the inherited, the traditional resources of his race. He looked up. A last gleam was on the Invalides on the topmost roof of the Corps Legislatif; otherwise the opposite bank was already grey, the river lay in shade.
A number of people had hired the hall, and the Devil was invoked in due traditional form, Then something happened, and the entire assemblage rushed terror-stricken into Oxford Street, and nothing would induce a single one of them to re-enter the building.
The third class in the bureaucracy consists of men who are not ardent Communists, who have rallied to the Government since it has proved itself stable, and who work for it either out of patriotism or because they enjoy the opportunity of developing their ideas freely without the obstacle of traditional institutions.
They may always be retaining traditional terms as to usages and customs in an age when these are obsolete. If the Achaeans were, as in Mr.
This requirement does not at all correspond to our traditional organization, and the man to insist upon it vigorously has not yet appeared, although there can be no doubt as to the inadequacy of the existing tactical organization, and suitable schemes have already been drawn up by competent officers. The army corps is divided into two divisions, the division into two infantry brigades.
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