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And there came to his mind also the Three Hundred and Forty-Fifth verse of the same blessed book, regarding fetters: "In bonds of rope, wise teachers have said, there is no strength; nor in fetters of wood, nor yet in fetters of iron. Much stronger than any of these is the fetter of concern for the jewelled earrings of women." "Omniscient Gotama!" he cried, "all-seeing Tathâgata!
It had been hanging in a bedroom closet three stories above before the tornado struck the house. The body of a girl about four was dropped into the arms of a pedestrian, Charles Allen, at Forty-fifth and Center Streets. Efforts to identify the child failed. In a field half a mile from their home were found the bodies of Mrs. Mary Rathkey and her two grown sons, Frank and James.
Not even Cromwell's men could continue to face such a reception, and before very long the Governor could embrace his wife in the knowledge that the great attack had failed. At last, on July 22, 1645 his forty-fifth birthday Sir Hugh was forced to come to an agreement with the enemy, by which he honourably surrendered the castle three days later.
She took the ewer and followed him to the privy, leaving the door open, whereupon the thief entered and, seizing the money-bag, made off with it to his companions, to whom he told what had passed. And Shahrazad perceived the dawn of day and ceased to say her permitted say. When it was the Three Hundred and Forty-fifth Night,
The volumes of letters, with their wonderful range and variety, their humor, their bravery, their vision whether of persons or scenes already mean to some of us more than his stories, dear to us as these are. He died in his forty-fifth year, at the height of his power.
"'Are there many of these private flat games? asked the reporter. 'Oh, yes; there's at least half a dozen I know of. There's one on Fifty-ninth street, one on Forty-fifth street, and several more on Sixth Avenue and Broadway, and any quantity now in other private houses run as social club rooms. You see, no games but poker draw, stud-horse and straight, and hide the heart are allowed to be run.
It consisted of two battalions of light infantry, two of grenadiers, the Fourth, Fifth, Tenth, Seventeenth, Twenty-second, Twenty-third, Twenty-seventh, Thirty-fifth, Thirty-eighth, Fortieth, Forty-second, Forty-third, Forty-fourth, Forty-fifth, Forty-ninth, Fifty-second, Fifty-fifth, Sixty-third, and Sixty-fourth regiments of foot, part of the Forty-sixth and Seventy-first regiments, and the Seventeenth Regiment of light dragoons.
And he enjoyed, in anticipation, the secret doubts she would have of her later choice when she heard on all sides praise of this distinguished traveller. And he pictured himself meeting her reproachful glances with fatherly friendliness, and presenting her husband with tiger-skins, and buying her children extravagant presents. This was at Forty-fifth Street.
He died suddenly in his forty-fifth year, and was buried on the summit of a Samoan mountain near his home. In 1893 he wrote to George Meredith: "In fourteen years I have not had a day's real health; I have wakened sick and gone to bed weary; and I have done my work unflinchingly.
At No. 10 West Forty-third Street is the home of the Columbia University Club. Until a few years ago the Yale Club was diagonally across the street from the Harvard Club, but now the alumni of "Old Eli" have a superb club-house of their own on Vanderbilt Avenue between Forty-fourth and Forty-fifth Streets, which they are occupying jointly with the alumni of Princeton for the duration of the war.
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