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Then, with a smile, Myrra glanced at the faces turned toward her, and remarked: "I am sorry, my lords, that you should have been put to so much trouble to no purpose, but the names in this list are no more acceptable to me than were those in the first." Sachar had been watching the steady process of erasure with fast growing anger.
Under the blue-veined hand the dry hand of the consumptive came away clear, without erasure: And my weak spirit fails To think how the dead must freeze he shivered as he wrote Beneath the churchyard mould. Then he stopped, laid the pen down, and leaned back.
It is often of importance to know, in case of a blot, whether the erasure it may partially mark was there before the blot, or whether it was made with the object of removing the latter.
Clennam assured him that it had made no impression on his mind, and therefore required no erasure. 'My dear sir, said the Father, with a removal of his black cap and a grasp of Clennam's hand, combining to express the safe receipt of his note and enclosure that afternoon, 'Heaven ever bless you!
I was obliged to remain at Sens, soliciting my erasure from the emigrant list, which I did not obtain, however, till 1797, and to put an end to a charge made against me of having fabricated a certificate of residence. Meanwhile I applied myself to study, and preferred repose to the agitation of camps.
I was obliged to remain at Sens, soliciting my erasure from the emigrant list, which I did not obtain, however, till 1797, and to put an end to a charge made against me of having fabricated a certificate of residence. Meanwhile I applied myself to study, and preferred repose to the agitation of camps.
"Upon paper gilt-edged, without blot or erasure Then sanded it over with silver and azure." Among the remaining letters in this collection we find some from John Gray, "teacher of mathematics in Cupar of Fife," some from Dr. John Armstrong, the author of "The Art of Health," and one from George Colman the elder.
He who has a clear beam of memory on his backward track, and a bright light of hope on his forward one, will steer right. We attain new hopes and tastes. 'We become epistles of Christ known and read of all men, like palimpsests, Homer or Ovid written over with the New Testament gospels or epistles. Christ's work is twofold, erasure and rewriting.
Then he confronts groups of facts which have crossed his path; the understanding, cultivated and enlarged, draws comparisons; the memories of youth reappear under the passions, like the traces of a palimpsest under the erasure; these memories form the bases of logic, and that which was a vision in the child's brain becomes a syllogism in the man's.
Another had altered the dates of an early pass so cleverly that it was difficult to detect the erasure, and a number of men had no passes whatsoever. These boasted of having travelled to London every week-end, and they had never been caught napping. Passes were generally inspected at the station preceding the one to which we were bound.
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