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One of these words was an exact resemblance of the word tyrant on the Prussian Vase; and Albert pointed out a circumstance, which had till now escaped attention, that the letter r, in this word, was made differently from all the ars in the rest of the inscription. The writing of the Count Laniska had, in every other respect, been successfully imitated.
The best way to realise this out-of-door life, lazy and sociable, of the Augustan age, is to read the first book of Ovid's Ars Amatoria, a fascinating picture of a beautiful city and its pleasure-loving inhabitants. But with the Augustan age we are not here concerned. Yet the Roman house, like the Italian house in general, was in origin and essence really a home.
Before the question was settled, death had removed the pastor of the little village of Ars who had only recently taken charge. Thereupon, the vicar-general of the archdiocese sent Father Vianney there, saying, as he wished him Godspeed: "My friend, you are going to a small parish where very little of the love of God can be seen. You are now to enkindle the flame of Divine charity there!"
But again we have vocations which are imperfect; we have men whose minds are bound up, not so much in any art, as in the general ARS ARTIUM and common base of all creative work; who will now dip into painting, and now study counterpoint, and anon will be inditing a sonnet: all these with equal interest, all often with genuine knowledge.
They calumniated him to the bishop of the diocese of Belley, to which Ars now belonged, saying that their pastor was unfit to be entrusted with the care of souls. The bishop, however, would not condemn the poor priest without a hearing.
The beautiful thought came to her: "The holy cure is a saint. If I have faith, my child will be cured." The boy had an abscess on the head. She put the cap on him. That evening, when she uncovered him to dress the wound, she found that the sore had disappeared. The child had been cured. "To-day," one wrote from Ars, "we have had a very remarkable cure.
"If they would only study and take to heart Horace's 'Ars Poetica," said the Professor, "it would be a great benefit to them and to the world at large. I would not advise you to follow him too literally, of course, for, as you will see, the changes that have taken place since his time would make some of his precepts useless and some dangerous, but the spirit of them is always instructive.
When ye're in deoubt, ye know, stand well to leeward." I looked at my friend with new gratitude, for the perils he had passed. "She said she thought the folks to the Basin was so full of yewmer and pathers, 'don't yew? says she. "Wal, I told her I didn't know ars to that.
... Shreds of purple with broad lustre shine Sewed on your poem. FRANCIS. Horace, Ars Poet. 15. The original reading is enclosed in crochets, and the present one is printed in Italicks. Boswell, on the next page, supplies one more instance 'Images such as the superficies of nature readily supplies. See ante, iii. 249.
Harrigan was deep in the intricate maze of the Amelia Ars of Bologna, which, as the initiated know, is a wonderful lace. By one of the windows sat Nora, winding interminable yards of lace-hemming from off the willing if aching digits of the Barone, who was speculating as to what his Neapolitan club friends would say could they see, by some trick of crystal-gazing, his present occupation.
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