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Updated: May 1, 2025
He seemed to have wandered out into the open again with the pines he loved above him, and underneath the springy needles with their slippery resinous softness; and he lay looking up into the changeless blue that covered all the heights, asking all the tumultuous questions that throbbed through his heart, asking them of God.
Walton?" for the young man, getting animated, began to talk as if we had known each other for some time and here he repeated the purport of Dante's words in English: "An air of sweetness, changeless in its flow, With no more strength than in a soft wind lies, Smote peacefully against me on the brow.
Nothing less than to have all our treasures in one accessible, changeless Infinity will ever give rest to a human soul. You have tried a multiplicity of trifles. It takes a great many bags of coppers to make up L. 1000, and they are cumbrous to carry.
He closed her lips with a kiss. "Don't blaspheme our life," he answered tenderly. "One cannot live unspotted except in the heart." He kissed her again, tenderly, lovingly. But the kiss did not assuage her burning shame; it savored of pity, of magnificent charity. One still, frozen winter day succeeded another in changeless iteration. The lake was a solid floor of gray ice as far as one could see.
To her is committed the holy task of preserving all that we can know of a lost paradise until we see the light flash out for our eager eyes from the wide doors of what when we would draw it nearest and make it dearest to our hearts we call our Changeless Home. John is not John until he is married.
There, in the fiercely lighted strip of stage, the back, cut by the wing, of the singer with the voice of the duck, ending the "Jewel Song." Then came the applause, the now undisputed encore, the weary nervous wait.... Such had been his life night after night in unconsidered, undreamed-of monotony before the war...such would be his life henceforward changeless, deadly, appalling.
The writhing, seething waters seem always advancing, yet never arrive; hurrying to escape but never are gone; halting against stones still ever are moving; seeming changeless across the flood of years. Your companions who have contracted that strange disease, not "Hookworm," but "Americanitis," tell you it is exceedingly beautiful here, but you must hurry on as your time is limited.
"Watch that wave of wind, Elizabeth." A gust struck the scattering of aspens, and turned up the silver of the dark green leaves. The breeze rolled across the trees in a long, rippling flash of light. But Elizabeth did not look down. Her glance was fixed on the changeless snow of Mount Discovery's summit. "As long as you have something to spend, spending is a very important art, Vance.
Look at those old hills around us the hills we looked up at as children, wondering what lay for us in the great world beyond them. How calm and strong they are how patient and changeless like the heart of a good woman. Rilla-my-Rilla, do you know what you have been to me the past year? I want to tell you before I go.
And first we must recall the eye of the reader to the old-fashioned terrace at Laughton, the jutting porch, the quaint balustrades, the broad, dark, changeless cedars on the lawn beyond. The day is calm, clear, and mild, for November in the country is often a gentle month. On that terrace walked Charles Vernon, now known by his new name of St. John.
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