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"I'll show you something in that letter directly." "'Oh, my dear father, avoid, I beg of you, the reading of profane books. Let your mind dwell upon holy things, and assiduously study to grow in grace. Psalm lxxiii 2. Yet I have hope even in this, my desolate condition. Psalm xxxv 18. "For the Lord our God is merciful, and inclineth His ear unto pity"." "Blasphemous dog!" said Vickers.
This is a very trying dispensation, as we see it was to the holy penman of Psalm lxxiii. for it made him to stagger, so that his feet were almost gone, and his steps had well nigh slipt; yea he was almost repenting of his being a godly person, saying, ver. 13, "Verily I have cleansed my heart in vain, and washed my hands in innocency."
LXXIII. The resentment he entertained against any one was never so implacable that he did not very willingly renounce it when opportunity offered. Although Caius Memmius had published some extremely virulent speeches against him, and he had answered him with equal acrimony, yet he afterwards assisted him with his vote and interest, when he stood candidate for the consulship.
Your old troubadour especially who embraces you with all his heart, and begs to be remembered to your good mother. G. Sand LXXIII. TO GEORGE SAND Wednesday night Dear master, dear friend of the good God, "let us talk a little of Dozenval," let us roar at M. Thiers! Can a more triumphant imbecile, a more abject dabster, a more stercoraceous bourgeois be found!
LXXIII. Meanwhile, finding, upon looking over the acts of the senate, "that some person under prosecution had been discharged, without being brought to a hearing," for he had only written cursorily that they had been denounced by an informer; he complained in a great rage that he was treated with contempt, and resolved at all hazards to return to Capri; not daring to attempt any thing until he found himself in a place of security.
Description of a Lamp Micrometer, and the Method of using it. Answers to the Doubts that might be raised to the high magnifying Powers used by Herschel. Phil. Trans., vol. lxxiii. Letter to Sir Joseph Banks on the Name to be given to the new Planet. On the Diameter of the Georgium Sidus, followed by the Description of a Micrometer with luminous or dark Disks.
Blessed be Thou, O my God, because though I be unworthy of all Thy benefits, Thy bountiful and infinite goodness never ceaseth to do good even to ingrates and to those who are turned far from Thee. Turn Thou us unto Thyself, that we may be grateful, humble, and godly, for Thou art our salvation, our courage, and our strength. Psalm lxxiii. 22.
What would have been done is uncertain, but with respect to Cæsar the milder measures are more probable. LXXIII. When Cato died he was fifty years of age save two. His son received no harm from Cæsar, but he is said to have been fond of pleasure and not free from blame with regard to women.
At the fitting moment the uncle makes himself known, and showing her with sweet words of sympathy and encouragement that sin is natural to humanity, and that what is evil is to continue in it, takes her back with him to begin afresh the simple good life. Migne, Patrol. Lat. lxxiii.
SECTION LXXIII. ELEVENTH CAPITAL. Its decoration is composed of eight birds, arranged as shown in Plate V. of the "Seven Lamps," which, however, was sketched from the Renaissance copy. These birds are all varied in form and action, but not so as to require special description.
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