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Updated: September 6, 2025
So I have not the memory of Chinon; I have only the regret. But regret, as well as memory, has its visions; especially when, like memory, it is assisted by photo- graphs. The castle of Chinon in this form appears to me as an enormous ruin, a mediaeval fortress, of the extent almost of a city. It covers a hill above the Vienne, and after being impregnable in its time is in- destructible to-day.
A weapon old as time as light, as destructible, as possessed of subtle powers as woman herself. Strand upon strand, he drew it out, following the glints of light with dazed, questioning eyes. A woman's hair! A woman's hair, woven to blind men's eyes! Max leaned forward, quivering to a new impulse, and, raising the heavy coils, twisted them swiftly about his head.
When she lost her belief in the supernal wisdom and power of her god, her world must have fallen about her. The thing she had imagined to be solid, real, everlasting, had proved to be friable and destructible like all other human building. The Wonder is buried in Chilborough churchyard.
It is obvious that if this sand or mud be afterwards consolidated and turned to sandstone and hard shale, it would be the least destructible. Erect fossil trees. In regard to the plants, they belonged to the same genera, and most of them to the same species, as those met with in the distant coal-fields of Europe. Dr.
Spirit which is eternal had produced matter which is destructible. The fact will be observed that this doctrine prevails to a greater or less extent in the theologies of the present time.
Von Bloom had heard this, Hans had read of it, and Swartboy confirmed it from his own experience. Consequently, everything that was at all destructible was carefully stowed away; and then breakfast was cooked and eaten in silence. There was a gloom over the faces of all, because he who was the head of all was silent and dejected. What a change within a few hours!
Indeed, he creates both kinds of existent things, viz., those that are mobile and those that are immobile; and those that are destructible and those that are indestructible. Of these created objects each obtains those attributes which it had during the previous Creation; and each, indeed, obtains repeatedly the same attributes at every subsequent Creation.
The world as such is destructible, for its parts are subject to change and to decay; yet is this change or destruction only in respect of the qualities imposed upon it from time to time by the Reason inherent in it; the mere unqualified Matter remains indestructible. In the universe evil of necessity exists; for evil being the opposite of good, where no evil is there no good can be.
They were much more durable and much more various; more durable, because express rules are less destructible than instinctive habits, and more various, because the contracts on which they were founded were adjusted to the minutest circumstances and wishes of the persons who surrendered or granted away their lands.
Fortunately there was the house was one of the few in Hili-li beneath a portion of which a cellar was constructed as a depository, and as a protection against heat for certain articles of food, most of the residents not caring to construct cellars; articles of food easily destructible by heat being twice daily brought to the city and distributed to the houses, and ice costing only the expense of shipping it by water some six or eight hours' sailing distance.
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