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'Yes, it is going to the Land of Israel, she said. As the artist lifted his eyes from the two amorphous heaps on the floor Yossel and his bundle he became aware of a blank in the familiar interior. 'Why, where is the spinning-wheel? he cried. 'I have given it to the widow Rubenstein I shall spin no more. 'And I thought of painting you as a spinster! he murmured dolefully.
"We Europeans," writes Sir Alfred Lyall regarding Hinduism, "can scarcely comprehend an ancient religion, still alive and powerful, which is a mere troubled sea without shore or visible horizon." In these days of opportunist denunciation of creeds, the amorphous state of creedless Hinduism may be noted. The experience of the late Dr.
Within herself, some formless, incomprehensible thing seemed about to happen. During these days of solitude and this, too, even before Matilda had gone a queer new something had begun to stir within her, almost as though threatening an eruption. It seemed a force, or spirit, rising darkly from hitherto unknown spaces of her being. It frightened her, with its amorphous, menacing strangeness.
All this done, they breathe freely, now feeling secure; and after a last look at the screen to assure himself of its being reliable, the gaucho turns to his companions, quietly remarking, "Now, muchachos, I fancy we need have no more fear of Mr Tormenta." As they are now in the midst of amorphous darkness, it might be imagined nothing could be done but keep their place, or go groping idly about.
There is no glory in being a dweller in so amorphous a city, whose motley floating population is alone sufficient to stock a town; there can be no sense of brotherhood in meeting a Londoner abroad, still less a Middlesex or Surrey man.
Daniel did not answer, but turned his back on his brother, and a minute or two later was driving away. When he had gone, the panting Raymond went to his room and flung himself on his bed. Under his cooling anger again obtruded the old satisfaction amorphous, vile, not to be named that he had felt before. This brought ultimate freedom a step nearer.
In the midst of a mass of blackish debris, a, organic and inorganic, and immersed in an amorphous and transparent gangue, we find a few recognizable fragments, such as thick-walled macrospores, b, of various sizes, bits of flattened petioles, c, pollen grains, d, debris of bark, etc.
As the striving Shapes swayed and wrestled, gave way or thrust forward, staggered or fell, the bulk of the Monster stumbled and swayed, advanced and retreated an unearthly motion wedded to an amorphous immensity that flooded the watching consciousness with a deathly nausea. Unceasingly the hail of radiant lances poured from the spinning wheels, falling upon Towered Shapes and City's wall alike.
But the sound, while it gained no strength, forced on them more and more an abhorrent sense of intimacy. This crying from an infinite distance filled the room, seemed finally to have its source in the room itself. After it had sobbed thinly into nothing, its pulsations continued to sigh in Bobby's ears. They seemed timed to the renewed and eccentric dancing of the amorphous shadows.
'Goetz von Berlichingen' had won its way into favor as a book for the reader. The dramatic works of Klinger, Lenz, Wagner and the like, were for the most part too extravagant and amorphous for representation, and Shakspere's day had not yet come.
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