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Who is he?" asked Drusus. "A dog of Israel Sanballat by name purveyor for the army; residence, Rome; vastly rich; grown so as a contractor of furnishments which he never furnishes. He spins mischiefs, nevertheless, finer than spiders spin their webs. Come by the girdle of Venus! let us catch him!" Messala arose as he spoke, and, with Drusus, joined the mass crowded about the purveyor.
The keeper cared little for the furnishments and curios. He was much more concerned in the restoration of his charge, being curious to see how she would behave on waking. He sprinkled her face with water, and fanned her energetically, using an ostrich wing of the whiteness of snow, overlaid about the handle with scarab-gems. Nor did he forget to pray. "O Holy Mother! O sweet Madonna of Blacherne!
The little temple in which I was gaoled had been robbed and despoiled of all its furnishments. But the light-slits, where at certain hours of the day the rays of our Lord the Sun had fallen upon the image of the God, before this had been taken away, gave me vantage places from which I could see over the camp of these rebel besiegers, and a dreary prospect it was.
I knew the White House too well to be impressed by its architectural grandeur without and rather bizarre furnishments within. I have declaimed not a little in my time about the ignoble trade of politics, the collective dishonesty of parties and the vulgarities of the self-exploiting professional office hunters. Parties are parties.
I knew the White House too well to be impressed by its architectural grandeur without and rather bizarre furnishments within. I have declaimed not a little in my time about the ignoble trade of politics, the collective dishonesty of parties and the vulgarities of the self-exploiting professional office hunters. Parties are parties.
"Why should this little twopenny, one-horse place I mean in size and furnishments have such luck as to get the best there is in France? It means a lot of trouble, eh?" "It means some trouble. But let me tell you" he leaned over the table and laid a hand on Dyck's, which was a little nervous "let me speak as an old friend to you, if I may. Here are the facts.
Ilverthorpe Cottage was all and more than Angelica had said, and Beth did not hesitate to take it. It was Mr. Kilroy's property, and the rent was suspiciously low, but Beth supposed that that was because the house was out of the way. She and Angelica spent long happy days in getting it ready for occupation, choosing paper, paint, and furnishments. Mr.
With her intellect, she believed it to have been a dream, but her further faculty always insisted that it was a recollection. She was with a large company in an indescribable, hollow space, bare of all furnishments because none were required; and into this space there came a great commotion, bright light and smoke, without heat or sense of suffocation.
"Why should this little twopenny, one-horse place I mean in size and furnishments have such luck as to get the best there is in France? It means a lot of trouble, eh?" "It means some trouble. But let me tell you" he leaned over the table and laid a hand on Dyck's, which was a little nervous "let me speak as an old friend to you, if I may. Here are the facts.
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