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I certainly have no idea of breaking an engagement, however, just to be home when a country cousin of Channing's arrives. Being such an out-of-the-world sort of person she may think it is strange, so please tell her " "I'll tell her nothing." Laine lighted a fresh cigar. "I'm going home." "But you can't! You're to stay to dinner, that's why I didn't telephone you about Claudia.
"The audience numbered sixty persons. "May, 1880. I have just finished Miss Peabody's account of Channing. I have been more interested in Miss Peabody than in Channing, and have felt how valuable she must have been to him. How many of Channing's sermons were instigated by her questions! ... Miss Peabody must have been very remarkable as a young woman to ask the questions which she asked at twenty.
From that date liberals and conservatives in the old Congregational system of New England were divided, and 'Unitarian Christianity, which was the subject of Channing's discourse, was a recognized type in the land. In 1825 the American Unitarian Association was founded.
Channing's Fire-Alarm, the bell is informing the South End that there is a fire in District Dong-dong-dong, that is to say, District No. 3. Before I have explained to you so far, the "Eagle" engine, with a good deal of noise, has passed the house on its way to that fated district.
To be sure, I love them every one, but I'll love them all the more for a bit of a rest from them. Isn't it good?" A little satirical smile crossed Constance Foster's dark, discontented face, looking just then all the more discontented in contrast to Miss Channing's rosy, beaming countenance. "It's very good, if you have anywhere to go, or anybody who cares where you go," she said bitterly.
Then he found the marbles again, pocketed them as if nothing had happened, smiled, called, and hob-nobbed. A man's high-water mark is his calibre; and at high-water mark Mr. Channing's sea was to us buoyant, rich-tinted, sunlit; a great force, darkening and dazzling with beautiful emotions.
I do read the papers sometimes, dear H , and, whenever I do, I wonder at you and all sensible people who make a daily practice of it; the proceedings of Parliament would make one angry if they did not make one so sad, and some of the debates would seem to me laughable but that I know they are lamentable. I have just finished Channing's essay on Milton, which is admirable.
Laine unfastened the arms, drew the child's head down, kissed her, and patted the little hands before sending their owner to her seat. "Being the beginning of a woman you kiss and make up, which is more than your heathen brother does. Not another one!" The dish of almonds was withdrawn from Channing's reach. "Let me see your hands, sir! And you a member of polite society! Ah, here's the turkey.
Would it not be madness to change what had been handed, sound and entire, down from the days of their fathers?" In these a special appeal is made to "our youthful Gladstone," then recently appointed Vice-President of the Board of Trade. Afterwards Mrs. Malcolm: died in 1886. He said afterwards that this Sermon on Peace was really Channing's.
How true is the old proverb "Man proposes but God disposes!" God's ways are not as our ways. His dealings with us are often mysterious. Happy those, who can detect His hand in all the varied chances and changes of the world. I am not sure that we can quite picture to ourselves the life that had been Mr. Channing's.
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