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It is like a family resemblance between widely separated relatives, which suggests in the most opposite quarters the original type of feature of some strong, far-back progenitor. These characters, with far more vivid presence and clear definition than those of the other two writers, are at the same time based on large and elementary forces, like theirs.
But I always knew where it was, in its own little box in the far-back corner of the drawer where I keep my best ribbons and jewelry." "Yes," said Bee, "I know. It was there the day I had it out to amuse Fixie." Rosy turned sharply upon her. "Did you put it back that day, Bee?" she said, "I don't believe I've looked at it since. Answer, did you put it back?"
This was especially true of those who boasted far-back highland blood, for their depths of tenderness and heights of faith and scope of spiritual vision were sternly hidden till the helplessness of death betrayed them. Then was the key to their secret life surrendered; then might all men see the face at the pane.
She slid off her bench and rushed through the crowd to the red curtain that cut off the far end of the saloon; and from there down to the cabin below people were everywhere. At last she spied a nook where she could be completely hidden. It was in the far-back end of the boat, just under the stairs by which she had come down.
In showing us the portrait of one of his own far-back progenitors, Lord Ronald placed a photograph of himself in the corner of the frame. The likeness was so close that the photograph might seem to have been copied from the painting, the dress only being changed. The Duke of Sutherland, who had just come back from America, complained that the dinners and lunches had used him up.
And it turns nothing but the farmers' grists, till it gets to Tillington." Desire was a very little disappointed at this utilitarianism. She had been so glad and satisfied with the reading of its type; the type of its far-back impulse. "If there had been mills here, we should not have seen that," she said; forgetting to explain what. But Christopher Kirkbright knew.
At this point he would remember that, after all, Robin was poor Gerald's son, if an unworthy one, and be contrite. But then the grievance would revive of a far-back Quaker ancestor of Lady Drummond, whom the General blamed for the peace-loving instincts of poor Gerald's boy; and once again he would be furious.
Such malediction, thank God, my soul has never won, for if there be one sight which more than another fills me with hopeful pity, it is the spectacle of some peasant lad making the great venture of an untried shore, pressing in to those who were also foreigners one far-back cheerless day, and asking if this Western land may harbour still another exile from the poverty he seeks to flee.
And here I must make it clear to all that, even as I waked from this Age, suddenly into that life, so must I that youth there in the embrasure have awakened then to the knowledge of this far-back life of ours seeming to him a vision of the very beginnings of eternity, in the dawn of the world. Oh! I do but dread I make it not sufficient clear that I and he were both I the same soul.
Here was the hunter he once felt kindly toward and two other smells of far-back both hateful; all three were now the smell-marks of foes, and a rumbling "woof" was the expressive sound that came from his throat.
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