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Updated: May 11, 2025
Duke Friedland is as others, A fire-new noble, whom the war hath raised To price and currency, a Jonah's gourd, An over-night creation of court-favor, Which, with an undistinguishable ease, Makes baron or makes prince. Take her away. Let in the young Count Piccolomini. COUNTESS. Art thou in earnest? I entreat thee!
What did they not discuss? From classical archaeology to the fire-new theories of the day in art and science, something of all passed at one time or another under their scrutiny. Yet there was the limit imposed by fine feeling. Mr. Newthorpe never tried to pass the sacred bound which parts a father's province from that of a mother.
She was all in white, diaphanous, ethereal, quite incredibly incredible; but as she passed through the long shadows of the garden fire-new, from the heart of the sunset, Rudolph Musgrave would have sworn to you, the lacy folds and furbelows and semi-transparencies that clothed her were now tinged with gold, and now, as a hedge or flower-bed screened her from the horizontal rays, were softened into multitudinous graduations of grays and mauves and violets.
He thought that on the whole that Hidalgo and Commander of Calatrava was afraid. Outside of the fortress that afternoon Juan Lepe kept company with one who had come with the fire-new Governor, a grim, quiet fellow named Pedro Lopez. He and Luis Torres had been neighbors in Spain; it was Luis who brought us together.
Some sent to the fatherland for "fire-new fashions in sleeves and slops," for garments and head-gear made in the prevailing court style; and the lucky possessors, lent these new-fashioned caps and gowns and cloaks as models to their poorer or less fortunate neighbors.
But the "trade" has been dwindling now for these thirty years, and to invent this fire-new service to suppress what's dying of its own accord is an infernal waste of public money. 'I doubt, Sir John demurred, 'if smuggling be quite so near death's door as you fancy. Hey, doctor in Polpeor now? The doctor opined that very little smuggling survived nowadays; the profits were not worth the risk.
"Why there?" he questioned. Lagardere explained, amiably: "Because such is the good duke's pleasure. When I sent him my cartel I made it plain that I had little time on my hands, as I was anxious, on account of the king's fire-new zeal against duelling, to cross the frontier as speedily as might be.
"Yes, yes!" exclaimed the Duke, all eagerness, whilst several of his followers came crowding nearer for all the world is interested in omens. "What do you read there?" "Your fate, I think." "My fate?" "Have you a coin upon you?" Farnese produced a gold ducat, fire-new from the mint.
But when money was no longer obtainable from this source, the pipe venture was the only hope. With the entire foundry force at the Chiawassee making pipe, Tom had gone early into the market with his low-priced product. But the commercial side of the struggle was fire-new to him, and he found himself matched against men who knew buying and selling as he knew smelting and casting.
It is the fashionable literature, the literature that entertains a court, the literature of a tyranny, with his gross servility, with his courtly affectations, with his arts of amusement, his 'vain delights, with his euphuisms, his 'fire-new words, it is the polite learning, the Elizabethan Belles Lettres, that is brought in here, along with that old Dryasdust Scholasticism, which the other two represent, to make up this company.
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