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It is true that these all grow out of a common stock, that in some even of their later entries two or more of them use common materials; but the same may be said of several groups of medieval chronicles, which no one dreams of treating as single chronicles. Tib. A vi. Tib. B i. Tib. B iv. Laud. Domitian A viii. Otho B xi.
It is really funny that the "wood-notes wild" of those poor black slaves should have been played in a foreign laud as an honorable compliment to one of their white countrymen. After dinner we played whist, and then had some broiled bones for supper, and finally went home to our respective huts not much earlier than four o'clock.
Rodman, where the tables were spread under the trees in the garden. As the collation was in honor of the launch of the Maud, of course the young boat-builder was a person of no little consequence, and being with him, Laud was permitted to enter the grounds unchallenged; but they soon separated.
If any raise him other fairs above, * This only proves the judge of wits is weak. And when she ended her verse she resumed, 'Laud be to Allah Almighty," And Shahrazad perceived the dawn of day and ceased saying her permitted say. When it was the Four Hundred and Twenty-third Night,
He withheld his hand and she dropped hers, hurt and strangely vexed. "Don't you care for my approval? Or do you " "You forget, Princess, that my hands are still suffering from the bravery you would laud," he said, holding them resolutely behind his back. "Oh, I remember!" she cried in quick comprehension. "They were cut and bruised by the rope. How thoughtless of me. What are you doing for them?
"Such, such was my hope when in infancy's years On the laud of my fathers I reared thee with pride; They are past, and I water thy stem with my tears Thy decay not the weeds that surround thee can hide." I leaned over the stone balustrade of the terrace, and gazed upon the valley of Newstead, with its silver sheets of water gleaming in the morning sun.
This, of course, pleased King Charles and his government extremely; for it was at a time during which the king was attempting to govern without a Parliament, and every accession to his funds was of extreme importance. Laud, too, the archbishop, was highly gratified with his exertions and his success, and the king looked upon Laud and Wentworth as the two most efficient supporters of his power.
Father Francois has the list of them; he will have every man collected by daylight on the 7th, and he will come on with them himself as far as the cross-roads; they will there meet my own children from St. Laud." "There were to be one hundred and seventy-five from St. Michael." "Yes; and one hundred and forty from St.
"I shall not say that I own the Juno yet a while," added Laud, as he returned to the boat in which he had come. Donald pulled ashore, with the money in his pocket. Donald was not disposed to doubt the truth of Laud Cavendish's story, for the circumstances were precisely the same as those under which he had received the boat and the money from Captain Shivernock.
Laud saw that it was no use to argue the point, and he held his peace, till the boat-builder had exhausted his rhetoric, and his stock of expletives. "What did you do it for, Laud?" asked he, at last, in a comparatively quiet tone. "I have told you a dozen times I didn't do it," replied the accused. "You talk so fast I can't get a word in edgeways."
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