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The woods, the hills, the rivers and the stars awoke within him a response to the beautiful, the sublime and awe-inspiring in the natural universe. But because of ignorance, the mysteries of existence which ought to have made him devout had only rendered him superstitious, though, all unknown to himself, his bosom was full of inflammable materials of a deeply religious life.
The Brazilian milrei is worth 55 cents, or 2s. 3 1/2d. The Portuguese is worth only one-tenth of a cent. Again did that awe-inspiring wand of light describe a great arc in the sky. But it was plain to be seen that it sprang from an altered base. The warship was in motion. She was about to steam around the group of islands.
At last he murmured, his lips seeking hers: "Ida! I swear that I will love you forever and forever!" "But but if you break your vow, you promise that you will not come to me tell me? I shall know. Promise, ah, promise!" "Will nothing less content you? Must I?" he said, almost desperate at her persistence. "Then I promise, Ida!" There is something solemn and awe-inspiring in perfect happiness.
Neatness, self-respect, awe-inspiring deference! he is each and every one of them in person." Sewell could not forbear a glance of triumph at his wife. "You leave us very little to ask," said that injured woman. "But I've left myself a great deal to tell, my dear," retorted Miss Vane, "and I propose to keep the floor; though I don't really know where to begin."
On learning that I had been for more than two years travelling in Russia at my own expense, for the simple purpose of collecting miscellaneous information, he looked incredulous, and seemed to have some doubts as to my being a genuine British subject; but when my statements were confirmed by my travelling companion, a Russian friend who carried awe-inspiring credentials, he countersigned my passport, and allowed us to depart.
She knew not the conventionalities of the world, of society, of circles refined, soi-disant. She knew not that love was a passion for one to be ashamed of. Hitherto no presence had restrained her in its expression not even that, to lovers of less pure design, awe-inspiring above all others the presence of the parents. Alone or in their company, there was no difference in her conduct.
He was stripped to the waist, with a wreath of white jasmine as thick as my wrist round his forehead, a salmon colored loin-cloth round his middle, and a steel bangle on each ankle. This was not awe-inspiring. It was the face of the man that turned me cold. It was blue-grey in the first place.
This whole flood of glorious illumination descends then to the floor of the nave, and envelops the ranks of white and green clothed men, who rise and fall in long sloping lines, like a field of corn under the slanting breeze. There is something mystic and awe-inspiring in the sight, the sound, the whole condition, of this strange worship.
Here are only awe-inspiring gloom and grandeur, and dangers so hideous that only a handful of men have ever braved them fewer still survived.
When he did paint a woman, she looked mannish and not beautiful. When he painted gorgeous subjects, like doges and senators, he gave to them gloomy backgrounds, awe-inspiring poses, and he seldom painted a figure "full-face" but three-quarter, or half, so that he did not give himself a chance to present human figures in beautiful postures.
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