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The selection was an admirable one, and a rancho would not have pleased her as well. She looked tranquil, but less amiable than was her wont. "Thou hast been far away from the caballeros and the doñas of Monterey," I said. "Not even among Spanish ghosts." "I think thou carest at heart for nothing but thy books." "And a few people, and my religion."
'Master, carest Thou not? would be springing to some of their lips with more apparent reason than in the other storm on the lake. But His calm and loving gaze looked down pitying on all their fear and toil. The darkness did not hide from Him, nor His own security on the steadfast land make Him forget, nor his communion with the Father so absorb Him as to exclude thoughts of them.
"On downy bed the world seeks rest; Sleep flies the guilty eye; But he who leans on the Father's breast, May sleep when storms are nigh. "But soon the lowering sky grew dark O'er Bashan's rocky brow; The storm rushed down upon the bark, And waves dashed o'er the prow. "The pale disciples trembling spake, While yawned the watery grave; 'We perish, Master Master, wake; Carest Thou not to save?
Hasten then to the end which thou hast before thee, and, throwing away idle hopes, come to thy own aid, if thou carest at all for thyself, while it is in thy power. They know not how many things are signified by the words stealing, sowing, buying, keeping quiet, seeing what ought to be done; for this is not effected by the eyes, but by another kind of vision.
Thou carest for nothing: thou possessest, as it were, all the treasures of the universe; even sorrow comforts thee, even melancholy becomes thee; thou art self-confident and audacious; thou sayest: 'I alone live behold! But the days speed on and vanish without a trace and without reckoning, and everything vanishes in thee, like wax in the sun, like snow..."
"Thou shalt embroider for me with thine own hands thou that carest not for squaw's needles a robe of raccoon skin in quills and bits of precious shells." Pocahontas laughed. "That is no punishment. 'Tis a strange thing, but when I do things I like not for those I love, why, then I pleasure in doing them. I will fashion for thee such a robe as thou hast never seen. Oh!
"Oh, if Thou livest," he said, "and living, knowest; and knowing, carest; grant me a sign of Thy nearness a Vision of Life and of Love, which shall make clear this mist of uncertainty." Turning back to his work, so great a load seemed lifted from his heart, that he found himself singing as he put a keener edge on his weapons. Presently he went over to the corner where stood the silver shield.
"But the Eureka my hope my mind's child!" exclaimed Adam, suddenly, and halting at the door. "Eh, eh!" said Madge, pushing him forward. "It is too heavy to move; thou couldst not lift it. Think of thine own flesh and blood, of thy daughter, of her dead mother! Save her life, if thou carest not for thine own!" "Go, Sibyll, go, and thou, Madge; I will stay.
Rumors, I know, went abroad that it would have been better for the Lady Isabella's peace and honor if this gallant, fair-spoken knight had kept aloof." "And then, her brother, carest not to speak these things, and in that reckless tone? By St. Swithin, ye are well matched," returned Buchan, with a short and bitter laugh of scorn.
And therefore, I pray thee, brother, let me go with you when you go next up the glen, where, as you well know, there be places of evil reputation Thou carest not for my escort; but, Halbert, such dangers are more safely encountered by the wise in judgment, than by the bold in bosom; and though I have small cause to boast of my own wisdom, yet I have that which ariseth from the written knowledge of elder times."
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