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Updated: May 31, 2025


It comes from the Latin word cardo, a hinge. Take cardinal things away from any science and its foundation is gone. Everything in science turns upon cardinal things, as the word cardo signifies. Of the future, the hereafter, we are as ignorant as we are of the infinite conditions through which we have passed during the eternity which has preceded our brief present existences.

"Iss, iss, sir; there's glad I was to hear that." And, as Cardo left, and passed through the rest of the village, the same warm wish followed him from many a cottage window, and from every group of fishermen whom he passed on the way. "He has not forgotten his pleasant manners, whatever," said the men, as he greeted them all with his usual frank and genial smile.

The old man nervously fingered his papers. "Well, that is settled. I will not keep you longer from your fishing or your rowing which is it to-day, Cardo?" and he raised his black eyebrows, and spoke with a slight sneer. Cardo laughed good-naturedly. "Neither fishing nor boating to-day, sir. No! it's that field of swedes this afternoon," and he turned away with his hands dug deep in his pockets.

And she proceeded to spread them out and divide them; and they continued to chat as they ate their gilded gingerbread. "Suppose your uncle and my father knew we were standing on the same bridge and looking at the same moon," said Cardo, laughing. "And eating the same gingerbread," added Valmai. "My word! There would be wrath."

The summer months had passed away, and September had come and gone, and yet Cardo had not arrived.

It had been decided the night before that Gwynne Ellis should leave the house alone at his usual early hour, and that his friends should come by the high road from Abersethin, and down by the river-path to the church. They were not to stand outside, but to enter the church at once, to avoid any possible observation; but in spite of this prior arrangement Cardo wondered why no one appeared.

"And I suppose I must turn in the opposite direction to get to Brynderyn," said Cardo. "Well, I have never enjoyed a walk from Caer Madoc so much before. Will they be waiting for you at home, do you think?" "Waiting for me?" laughed the girl, and her laugh was not without a little trace of bitterness; "who is there to wait for me? No one, indeed, since my mother is dead.

Every step that brought her nearer to the old church increased the dull aching that weighed her down; but still she pressed on, longing, yet dreading, to see the spot on which she and Cardo had made their vows together on that sunny morning which seemed so long ago.

"No, I think," she said, with her quaint Welsh accent. "No, I think, too," said Cardo; "why should we? Let us leave the hatred and malice and all uncharitableness to our elders; for you and me, down here on the sands and by the banks of the Berwen, there need be nothing but content and and friendship." "Yes, indeed, it is nice to have friends.

The mind which had been darkened for so long could not be expected to regain its elasticity and spring at once, in an hour, or a day. But it was evident to the doctor that the healing process which had begun would continue, unless retarded by some unforeseen accident. Gradually the children were admitted into his presence, and while they played with Cardo, Mrs.

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