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I wished for your presence many times during the whole ceremony, but since this desire of mine could not be satisfied, I thought I would give you this account with my own hand. Commending myself to your Highness as ever, "Your sister, BEATRIX SFORTIA VICECOMES ESTENSIS DUCHISA BRI. Vigevano, December 29, 1493.
We showed him the town, and some of the modest pleasures thereof; we introduced him to the Haunt, and astonished him by the company which he met there. Between Brent's "Deserter" and Mark Wilder's "Garryowen," Florac sang Tiens voici ma pipe, voila mon bri quet; Et quand la Tulipe fait le noir tra jet Que tu sois la seule dans le regi ment Avec la brule-gueule de ton cher z'a mant;
Here terminates the adhikarana of 'difference. On account of non-difference of everything, those elsewhere. Up. V, 1; Bri. Up. This, the Purvapakshin maintains, constitutes a difference between the objects of meditation, and hence between the meditations themselves. This view the Sutra sets aside 'on account of non- difference of everything, those elsewhere. There is no difference of meditation.
'He who is awake in those who sleep'; and 'that is the Bright, that is Brahman, that alone is called the Immortal; all worlds are contained in it and no one goes beyond' Ka. Up. And the Bri. Up. text, 'For he is the maker, must therefore, in agreement with the Katha-text, also be understood as declaring that it is the Supreme Person only that creates the things seen in a dream.
Cf. Edmund G. Gardner, Joachim of Flora and the Everlasting Gospel. Franciscan Essays, Bri. Soc. of Fran. Studies, extra series, vol. i.
Or it may be the individual soul, for that also may be referred to as something well known, as it is in special connexion with the eye: people, by looking into the open eye of a person, determine whether the living soul remains in him or is departing. Or else we may assume that the Person seen within the eye is some particular divine being, on the strength of the scriptural text, Bri. Up.
"Faith will van ... ish in ... to sight, Hope be emp ... tied in deli ... ight, Love in Heaven will shine more bri ... ight, There ... fore give us Love." At the third repetition of the refrain, Lewisham looked down across the chancel and met her eyes for a brief instant.... He stopped singing abruptly.
The next Sutra disposes of a further doubt raised as to the departure of the soul of him who knows. The contention that the soul of him who knows departs from the body in the same way as other souls do cannot be upheld, since Scripture expressly negatives such departure. For Bri. Up. Up. This view the Sutra rejects.
This was afterward translated into Latin and printed by Teodoro de Bri, a German, at Francfort, in the year six hundred and two. Both relations are going the rounds, and the voyage is regarded as a most prodigious feat and one of so great hardships and perils. Bartolome Perez, a pilot, gave the same news from the island of La Palma.
"Let me go in!" "Saw what?" asked the boy, endeavouring to soothe her. "What's the matter? Are you frightened?" "Yes," answered Elsie, catching hold of his arm, and looking over her shoulder. "But but don't tell any one, Bri. You won't, will you?" "Well, tell me what you thought you saw. I won't make fun of you." Elsie, however, would give no reply, but refused to play any more, and went indoors.
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