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In England, so many of our respectable voters are still grovelling in a gloomy devil worship, of which the fires of Loki are the main bulwark, that no Government has yet had the conscience or the courage to repeal our monstrous laws against "blasphemy."
And the question presented itself suddenly, Do women attach the same interest to love adventures as we do? Do women ask themselves as often as we do if God, the Devil, or Calamitous Fate will intervene between us and our pleasure? Will it be snatched out of our arms and from our lips?
"And," added the man, "what the devil have you done to be still here?" What the devil, indeed! But there I was. "The great thing," said I, "is to make an end of it," and once more proposed that he should help me to find a guide. "C'est que," he said again, "c'est que il fait noir." "Very well," said I; "take one of your lanterns."
There was a note of pained surprise in his voice. "I don't want you to put it that way, sir." His heart really bled for him it was all he could do to control himself. "How the devil else can I put it?" "Well, I thought you might want to do a little shooting, sir." "Shooting! What with? One of Gadgem's guns? Hire it of him, eh, and steal the powder and shot!" he cried savagely.
"Cheer up, old chap!" said the doctor, when his wrath had somewhat subsided. "We'll lick the Kaiser and beat the devil yet." "But, doctor, what can I do?" implored Barry. "That's part of my job, surely. Part of the job of the chaplain service, I mean. Oh, that is the ghastly tragedy of this work of mine. Somehow I can't get at it. These evils exist.
I know it'll come all right. Say you'll marry me soon.... Why, dearest, you're crying.... Nell!" "My heart is broken," sobbed Nell, "for I I can't marry you." The boyish brightness faded out of Gale's face. Here, Belding saw, was the stern reality arrayed against his dreams. "That devil Radford Chase he'll tell my secret," panted Nell.
Who the devil is myself? Present first singular: I live. The Directeur. The Surveillant. La Ferte Mace, Orne, France. "Edward E. Cummings will report immediately." Edward E. Cummings. The Surveillant. A piece of yellow paper. The Directeur. A necktie. Paris. Life. Liberte. La liberte. "La Liberte!" I almost shouted in agony. "Depechez-vous. Savez-vous, vous allez partir de suite. Cet apres-midi.
I was amazed at the calm way in which he rippled on. "Surely there is not a moment to be lost," I cried, "shall I go and order you a cab?" "I'm not sure about whether I shall go. I am the most incurably lazy devil that ever stood in shoe leather that is, when the fit is on me, for I can be spry enough at times." "Why, it is just such a chance as you have been longing for."
He believed neither in God nor the devil, but was much concerned about the question of the improvement of the clergy and the maintenance of their revenues, and took special trouble to keep up the church in his village. On the woman question he was on the side of the extreme advocates of complete liberty for women, and especially their right to labor.
And Horace Greeley's Tribune Almanac became so great a power that an envious competitor once said that Horace Greeley was possessed of a political devil, who helped him in his statistics on Protection. At last the Tribune became a national organ, an acknowledged power. Horace Greeley began to make history, and in 1860 prevented Seward's nomination for the presidency.
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