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Constance had grown to be in her vacation more and more the child of the house at Northmoor, and since her college career had ended with credit externally, and benefit inwardly, she had become her aunt's right hand, besides teaching Amice music and beginning Michael's Latin; but it was plain that her duty lay in helping to nurse her sister, and her uncle escorted her.
Will there be any peace, any happiness in life, so long as we call ourselves freemen, yet endure the chains of a despotism worse than that of the Parthians?" "Ah! amice!" said Cæsar, twisting the long limp grass, "every enemy is a tyrant, if he has the upper hand. Consider, what will the war be? Blood, the blood of the noblest Romans! The overturning of time-honoured institutions!
A few days after Evelyn came upon this amice with the embroidery edge put away in a secret corner, so that it should not be used in the ordinary way; and, as she stood wondering at the child's love for the aged monk, Sister Agnes came to tell her she was wanted to bid Sister Mary John goodbye. "To bid Sister Mary John goodbye!" "Yes, Sister Teresa, that is what the Prioress told me to tell you."
And how on earth could it be replaced how would they be able to buy the three chasubles whose place it took, when the last gold threads should be worn out? Upon the chasuble La Teuse next laid out the stole, the maniple, the girdle, alb and amice.
I am sure, cried Amice. Lady Adela thought the only safe way would be to turn the two young creatures out to pour out their rapturous surmises to one another on the winding paths of the Malvern hills, and very glad was she to have done so, when by and by that other telegram was put into her hands.
We shall now see him adapt himself to the other extreme." "Young girls always tend to idealize those whom they chance to fancy." "Chance? Fancy? Dear Aunt Amice, you and papa do not, perhaps cannot, realize that for those many weeks I lived with storm and starvation, sun and fever, serpents and ferocious beasts all striving to destroy me. I saw the hard realities of life, and learned to think.
"Hearts are trumps, Laffie not clubs," called Dolores, as Lord James passed him by with a vague nod. Before the earl had reached them Mrs. Gantry was rising. Genevieve rose to protest. "You're not going so soon, Aunt Amice? You'll stay for a cup of tea?" "Not to-day, my dear. Ah, earl! you're just in time to relieve Genevieve from the ennui of a solitary afternoon.
The bones, hastily gathered, he placed, awefully but without ceremony, in a hollow space prepared secretly within the grave of another. A singular guest was expected at Auxerre. On the day of his reception he presented himself at the entrance of the choir in surplice and amice, worn over the military habit.
'It goes down to where Leonora says that his fate and her own are in his hands. 'Yes, about three columns, said Charley; 'that's an easy way of making an article eh, Harry? 'Aliter non fit, amice, liber, said the classical Norman. 'Well, skip the extract, grandmamma. 'Now, did anyone ever before read such a mixture of the bombastic and the burlesque?
This explains why he went forward so much!" "It explains why he did not book passage with you from Aden why he did not hasten to you at Lady Chetwynd's all because of his chivalrous but mistaken sense of loyalty to that low fellow." "If you please, Aunt Amice," said Genevieve, in a tone as incisive as it was quiet, "you will remember that I esteem Mr. Blake." Mrs.
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