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There is, in fact, in the scenery and manners of Palestine, a perpetuity that accords well with the everlasting import of its historical records, and which enables us to identify with the utmost readiness the local imagery of every great transaction.
It was a tremendous smacking of tremendous lips, and the expression which overspread his speaking countenance was of gusto, appreciative, and such as accords with lip-smacking.
"I see the hand of those up above in this!" for so most spoke of the Council of Three. "They have tampered with my right for years to suit their selfish purposes, and to my shame must I own it, they have driven me to a submission, in order to obtain justice, that as ill accords with my feelings as with my character." "Nay, Camillo, thou art incapable of this injustice to thyself!"
Many theories were advanced as to its history, the one gaining most credence being that it was occupied, in 1829, by a man who supplied the medical students with human bodies. It was noticed at the time that many people who were seen to enter the house in the company of the owner were never seen to leave it, which accords well with the theory of resurrection men.
Further, with this latter view alone accords the fact that the -denarii- struck by Caesar about the outbreak of the civil war are marked with the number LII, probably the year of his life; for when it began, Caesar's age was according to this view somewhat over 52 years.
It accords with the widely extended principle of specialisation, that the glands over a certain space of the sack should have become more highly developed than the remainder; and they would then have formed a breast, but at first without a nipple, as we see in the Ornithorhyncus, at the base of the mammalian series.
He knew that society has not yet adapted itself to the consequences of divorce, and that till the adaptation takes place every woman who uses the freedom the law accords her must be her own social justification. Waythorn had an amused confidence in his wife's ability to justify herself.
The first words she uttered were, 'Have you seen him? 'Alas, no, answered Waverley, 'I have been refused admittance. 'It accords with the rest, she said; 'but we must submit. Shall you obtain leave, do you suppose? 'For for tomorrow, said Waverley; but muttering the last word so faintly that it was almost unintelligible.
Sunshine always seems friendly to old abbeys, churches, and castles, kissing them, as it were, with a more affectionate, though still reverential familiarity, than it accords to edifices of later date.
His Cenotaph, as it is called, has a miserably mean appearance, and bears this inscription: "Mes mânes sont consolés puisque mon coeur "Est au milieu de vous." "My manes are consoled, since my heart is with you." The formal taste in which the garden is laid out, but ill accords with the stupendous scenery which is seen on all sides.
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