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'The boy lays his hands to his eyes and looks eagerly towards the temple. Nothing. No living creature stirs. 'Often has he been warned by his father not to venture alone within the grove of the goddess. Twice, indeed, on the great June festivals has he witnessed the solemn sacrifices, and the crowds of worshippers, and the torches mirrored in the lake.
To this we can give no certain answer, since Marie herself gives no hint, and only tells us that the ancient Bretons made the lays.
I have a citizen living with me who lays me under domestic obligations, for which I make a pecuniary acknowledgment. No! no! if I do anything, I must try if I can't entrap him into giving me warning. But we have got to another unpleasant subject already suppose I change the topic again? You will find a little book on that table there, in the corner tell me what you think of it."
She lays her cheek against his, he presses her little head close, lest she should escape from him. He too is silent what can he say to her? It is growing dark, and the eyes of the cat Melanio begin to glitter in the corner by the stove. The man-servant knocks and asks if he is to bring the lamp. "Make up the fire first," Signor Odoardo says.
Burr is constrained to renew his application to Mr. Russell, to whom the consul has been pleased to refer the decision. Paris, November 4, 1810. Without subscribing to the opinion of Mr. M'Rae with regard to the appeal that lays from the erroneous decisions of the consul to the charge d'affaires, Mr. Russell has no objection to judging the case which Mr. Burr has presented to him.
If the old hoss gets to her any place in the stretch she lays down to him sure. She ain't got the class 'n' he has. She can win a race now 'n' then when things break right fur her, but the Exponent hoss'll win anyway on three legs if he has to. He's got the class." "How can you get horses with class?" I inquired. "By breeding?" "If you want it you lay down big coin fur it," Blister answered.
"That's all right," said the Convener, "but there are difficulties, none the less. It is a hard country, and sometimes it lays burdens upon us almost greater than we can bear. There are the poor McIntyres, now," he continued. "How did you find them?" "Very well," replied Shock. "But, indeed, I didn't notice much." And then the Convener told him of the story of their great grief.
An' you shore should have heard the language of that household when they sees the full an' awful extent them dogs an' that b'ar lays me waste. Which I'm layed up eight weeks. "'My old gent goes grumblin' off in the mornin', an' rounds up old Aunt Tilly Hawks to nurse me.
If love lays hands upon me ah, my friend, you cannot possibly guess what a calamity that would be!" "And love will lay hands upon you, Bedelia, " "I am sure of that," she said, once more serene mistress of herself after a peculiarly dangerous lapse. "That is why I shudder. What could be more dreadful than to fall into the clutches of that merciless foe to peace?
But present or absent, there should be between the baby and the father that strange, intangible communication, that strange pull and circuit such as the magnetic pole exercises upon a needle, a vitalistic pull and flow which lays all the life-plasm of the baby into the line of vital quickening, strength, knowing.
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