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The streets of Batavia, he says, present a greater variety of races than are almost any where else to be found together. Among these, however, as is to be expected, the Dutchman is by much the most consequential, when he condescends, which is not frequent, to appear amongst the lower species. Mr B.'s description of this important being may amuse the reader.
It did not escape Miss Bellenden, that Lord Evandale seemed much exhausted both in body and mind. "I think, sir," she said, addressing the Major, "that since Lord Evandale condescends to become an officer of our garrison, you should begin by rendering him amenable to your authority, and ordering him to his apartment, that he may take some refreshment ere he enters on military discussions."
Sometimes I am afraid to think of what I was, lest I should suddenly romp, and perform pirouettes and cry 'Carnation! There is the bell. We must not be late when the professor condescends to sit for meals. LYRA: That rings healthily in the professor. ASTRAEA: Arm in arm, my Lyra. LYRA: No Pluriel yet! ASTRAEA: Pardon me if I do not hear you well. ARDEN: I will not even think you barbarous.
And if the Mistriss be so mild that she condescends and passes by this some times; they are immediately, in their own conceits, as wise again as their Mistriss; and dare, when they come among their tailing Gossips, brag that they can bend their Mistriss to their Bow; and if their Mistriss bids them do any thing, they do it when it pleases them, or at their own oportunity; for their Mistriss is troubled with the simples, a Sugar-sop, &c.
"Assuming that the divine majesty condescends so far as to make a man the channel of his sacred will, is it reasonable, is it fair, to demand that the whole of mankind should obey the voice of this minister without making him known as such?
One hand washes the other, and one cousin should help another." "Why did he refuse you?" "Who can tell?" but Luis shrugged his shoulders expressively, and added, "He gave the office to Blas-Sangre." "Ah!" "Yes, it is so naturally; Blas-Sangre is rich, and when the devil of money condescends to appear, every little devil rises up to do him homage." "Let it pass, Luis.
Of loving Him the better, and trying to serve and please Him the better when He, great and powerful as He is Lord of all the lords, emperors, and kings, that ever wore crowns and coronets in this world condescends to let us thank Him, to like us to thank Him, and to take pleasure in our humble love and service!" Ha paused every eye was fixed upon the speaker.
Through good report and ill report, The true man goes his way, Nor condescends to pay his court To what the vile may say: Aye, be the scandal what they will, And whisper what they please, They do but fan his glory still By whistling up a breeze. M.F. Tupper.
Who can tell, however, what relapse there may be unless he is taken in hand? "You have been his curse, but may be his Blessing. You have my prayers. "I beg my compliments to Lady Maria Wenman if she condescends to recognise the existence of Your affect. Mother, CATHERINE WELBORE PERCIVAL." "P.S. Nevile assures me that his cousin, the Bishop, would perform the rite. This would be a great thing.
"If it were any one else," she continued, significantly, "I would not venture to try it. But the Abbot of St. AEgidius, in his charity, scarcely asks, when help is needed, whence did you come, who are you, or what do you possess? I know him. Wait here a little while. If he condescends to do it, you can take him to the poor creature at once."
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