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We lingered long after the other campers had gone to rest, loath to bring to its close a day so replete with sublimity and beauty. Mr. Burroughs summed it up as he said good-night: "A day with the gods of eld a holy day in the temple of the gods."
I saw a fellow hewing one down to-day, and the rest are all to follow; the feeble Florentines had much ado to master it; Seemed the harmful hatchet to fear, And to wound holy Eld would forbear, I was observing that restraint was necessary to man; I have now learned a notion that noise is necessary too.
"Sennacherib," said Isaiah, mildly, "his lordship's a-talking to thee." "I can hear," responded Sennacherib, "as he's a-talking to one on us. As for me, I'm none the better for being axed." "And none the worse, I hope," said his lordship, as cheerily as he could. "Nayther wuss nor better, so far as I can see," replied Sennacherib. "Come, come, Mr. Eld," said Fuller. "Harmony! harmony!"
In those days, Olaf Feilan, her son's son, was a man full grown, and Aud was by then worn with great eld; she bade Onund know that she would have Olaf, her kinsman, married, and was fain that he should woo Aldis of Barra, who was cousin to Asa, whom Onund had to wife. Onund deemed the matter hopeful, and Olaf rode south with him.
He promised, and took his course out through Konigstrasse, and suddenly they found themselves in a world of such eld and quaintness that they forgot Heine as completely as any of his countrymen had done.
From this point is seen the collusion of the two-horned beast with the leopard or papal beast. He does great wonders in the sight of that beast; he causes men to worship that beast; he leads them to make an image to that beast; and he causes all to receive a mark, which is the mark of that beast. These palpable evidences of co-operation with the papal power, led Eld.
O Gift-giver and assurer of joy! this tall one is he who was once oppressed by eld, and who hath come hither to thee from the Isle of Ransom, according to the custom of the land." Said the King: "Tall man, it is well that thou art come. Now are thy days changed and thou yet alive.
"It's got nothing to do with you." "No, he ain't got no birthmarks," ses the woman, speaking very slow and I could see she was afraid of making a mistake and losing me "but he's got tattoo marks. He's got a mermaid tattooed on 'im." "Where?" ses the skipper, a'most jumping. I 'eld my breath. Five sailormen out of ten have been tattooed with mermaids, and I was one of 'em.
Eld; and, to my no small surprize, found him to be a Staffordshire Whig, a being which I did not believe had existed. JOHNSON. 'Sir, there are rascals in all countries. BOSWELL. 'Eld said, a Tory was a creature generated between a non-juring parson and one's grandmother. JOHNSON. 'And I have always said, the first Whig was the Devil. BOSWELL. 'He certainly was, Sir.
It is the Teutonic mystery which has us in its grip, a thing as readily recognizable as the Celtic glamour or the Egyptian gloom a thing of the shadows of eld, stern, ancient, of a ponderous fantasy, instinct with the spirit of nature, of dwarfs, elves, kobolds, erlkings, the wraiths and shades of forest and flood, of mountain and mere, of castled height and swift whirlpool, the denizens of the deep valleys and mines, the bergs and heaths of this great province of romance, this rich satrapy of Faëry.
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