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Updated: June 17, 2025
'Say on here, and fear nothing. 'Sir, said the lady, 'do not put on this mantle, or suffer your Knights to put it on, till the bringer of it has worn it in your presence. 'Your words are wise, answered the King, 'I will do as you counsel me.
Is he not an eye to us all; a blessed heaven-sent Bringer of Light? and, at bottom, was it not perhaps far better that this Shakespeare, everyway an unconscious man, was conscious of no Heavenly message? He did not feel, like Mahomet, because he saw into those internal Splendours, that he specially was the "Prophet of God:" and was he not greater than Mahomet in that?
Was he the bringer of peace in the name of the law that had been so long degraded and defied, or only another gambler in the lives of men? They waited, whispering, in silence as of a deserted city, to see and hear. There was only one priest of alcohol attending the long altar where men sacrificed their manhood in Peden's deserted hall that morning.
"You see," explained Moke-icha to the children, "if he wanted to be made a member of the Warrior Band, it wouldn't help him any to be proved a bad scout, and a bringer of false alarms. And if he could be elected to the Uakanyi that spring, he would probably be allowed to go on the salt expedition between corn-planting and the first hoeing.
"Rightly guessed, Phanes!" cried the bringer of this joyful news, "The first prize has been carried off by an Athenian; and not only so, your own cousin Cimon, the son of Kypselos, the brother of that Miltiades, who, nine Olympiads ago, earned us the same honor, is the man who has conquered this year; and with the same steeds that gained him the prize at the last games.
The revellers became self-conscious under this scrutiny. They were moved to new displays of wealth. "I smelled 'em cookin' bologna in the back room of Hire's butcher shop," remarked the bringer of the pennygrabs. "It smelt grand." The pliant host needed no more. He was tinder to such a spark.
Say on, said the king, what ye will. Sir, said the damosel, put not on you this mantle till ye have seen more, and in no wise let it not come on you, nor on no knight of yours, till ye command the bringer thereof to put it upon her. Well, said King Arthur, it shall be done as ye counsel me.
That all silver bullion brought to the mints should be coined into dollars without cost to the bringer. This was "free coinage of silver." The House passed the bill, but the Senate rejected the "free coinage" provision and substituted the "Allison" amendment.
I protested that the miserable bungler was not I, was not going to be I, but T. K. Nupton; and we had a rather heated argument, in the thick of which it suddenly seemed to me that Soames saw he was in the wrong: he had quite physically cowered. But I wondered why and now I guessed with a cold throb just why he stared so past me. The bringer of that "inevitable ending" filled the doorway.
The religious orders were religious or they were nothing. Each new rule for the reformation of those orders aimed at restoring the primitive idea of self-immolation at the altar a severer ritual, harder living, longer praying. Nay! the new rules, in not a few instances, were actually aimed against learning and culture. The Merton Rule was a bringer in of new things.
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