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Updated: May 31, 2025
Not the love of woman, which was after all but an intermittent intoxicant, but the love of one's own. Kenny pitied in foretaste the ragged parent who would come upon the camp fire of his son, picturesque and repentant, and dramatized the meeting, a lump in his throat. Emotionally it was complex to be actor and audience both.
He wandered aimlessly. The sun was setting. A special form of misery had begun to oppress him of late. There was nothing poignant, nothing acute about it; but there was a feeling of permanence, of eternity about it; it brought a foretaste of hopeless years of this cold leaden misery, a foretaste of an eternity "on a square yard of space."
In New York or in Washington you'd shine; become a social power," and as the words "New York" caused the girl to look at him with eager attention, he added, overcome by the foretaste of approaching triumph: "Miss Loo, I love you; you've seen that, for you notice everythin'. I know I'm not young, but I can be kinder and more faithful than any young man, and," here he slipped his arm round her waist, "I guess all women want to be loved, don't they?
But first he showed us a foretaste of that hell that will yawn for us on the last day, when he cries 'Welakahao! in a voice of thunder. When the iron is hot! Think of it! When the iron is hot for sinners! "By the third day, things being much quieter, my friend the preacher and I, being calm in the hand of God, journeyed up Mauna Loa and gazed into the awful pit of Kilauea.
The Viscountess of Casa-Evora is too proud. That's superb." Cassy turned on him. "See here, young man " "Don't you young man me," Jones irritably cut in. "In the rotunda out there, Dunwoodie gave me a foretaste of your swank and I can tell you I relished it.
And spring with foliage and blossom would be with us by and by, in a month or two; even now in midwinter there was a foretaste of it, and it came to us first as a delicious fragrance in the air at one spot beside a row of old Lombardy poplars an odour that to the child is like wine that maketh the heart glad to the adult.
Nor is it solely an inclination to linger near that dear boy, although I own the sight of him has been to me like the foretaste of a new existence. Bless him for me, my friend bless him for me! But I found that the dear wild girl who is with me had neither ceased to love, nor ceased entirely to hope.
"You spoke truly, my Mother. Never before have I known what real peace and real happiness were. Never, did I dream that life on earth could be as mine is, so happy that it seems to me a little foretaste of the joy the angels must know in heaven. Deposuit potentes de sede, et exaltavit humiles."
As a foretaste of the fulfilment of this promise, the company disposed of a second bottle of liqueur, and, becoming excited, they chattered at random for some time, but at length slowly dispersed, and the street relapsed into the silence of night.
The examples which come under her notice wherever she goes or wherever she turns her eyes, the language which she hears, and the very air which she breathes, all give her, as it were, a foretaste of the false pleasures which now fascinate her imagination. This is, most assuredly, one of the worst signs of our time.
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