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Well, he had a regular tussle with his Holiness about us and our cause, and when the Holy Father repeated some things said of me against me, of course he replied: 'Your Holiness, I should not be at all surprised if some fine day you yourself would have to canonize one of these Yankee fellows. In one word, he left nothing unsaid or undone with the Pope in our favor; and the Pope suggested to him obtaining dispensation of our vows and forming a new company.
Perhaps no other single change would do so much to make them happier, and, therefore, to make our communities better, as for men and women to learn to speak. Private Tyrants. We recognize tyranny when it wears a crown and sits on an hereditary throne. We sympathize with nations that overthrow the thrones, and in our secret hearts we almost canonize individuals who slay the tyrants.
Write appealing letters to your sisters over the waters, affectionate, conscientious kindred; canonize your saint, our sin, in tidies, and chair-covers, and Christmas slippers, we know how to take you now; we have found out what all that is worth we can appraise your tears by the bottle in pounds, shillings, and pence."
"He was my uncle; and although I am not yet a pope, I have taken the liberty to canonize this admirable man in recognition of his long martyrdom during life and the miracles he accomplished after his death." "His long martyrdom and his miracles!" echoed the countess. "You must be jesting, monsieur?" "Not at all, madame.
Only rarely does the statesman or 'lawgiver' appear, just when he is wanted, to bring Israel up out of Egypt into the desert, and out of the desert into the good land beyond Jordan, and to canonize a new code of behaviour suited to a new set of needs.
It seemed so characteristic of venerable manhood to dwell on old heroes whose exploits impressed youthful fancy, so hard to canonize any person whom we had met and understood. In commenting upon great deeds of famous men, the nearest approach to present times was the preacher's reference to George Washington.
* it must canonize their memory, * it must avenge their tortures, * it must resume and complete their assaults, * it must restore their accomplices to their places, * it must render them omnipotent, * it must force each rebel city to accept the rule of its rabble and villains.
This history is not to be written in our day. The contemporaries of such events are not the hands to describe them. Time must first do its office must silence the passions, remove the actors, develop consequences, and canonize all that is sacred to honor, patriotism, and glory.
Nevertheless, angry though he was, he was impenitent, unabashed, and brazened it out at Bridgeford, that the King had received him with open arms, and had snubbed Dr. Downie and myself. And so forth. Panky never opened his mouth. "Returning to the King, his Majesty said to Dr. Downie, 'I am afraid I shall not be able to canonize any of you gentlemen just yet. We must let this affair blow over.
However, let us not blame him; he was a man, and a poor one; one must not expect too much from men, or from poverty; if they are tolerably good, let us canonize them even, it is so hard for the poor creatures! And to do Monsieur Leclerc justice, he had a very thorough respect and admiration for Miss Lucinda.
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