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He had already drawn up a rather more advanced political programme than that of Barroux and Monferrand, so that when opportunity offered there might be good reasons for him to take their place. Moreover, he was quite capable of carrying out his programme by attempting some of the long-promised reforms for which the country was waiting.
Leaving Elizabeth for the present, we return to the continent, and to the long-promised interview, which was now at last approaching. Henry made no further attempt to remonstrate with Francis; and Francis assured him, and with all sincerity, that he would use his best efforts to move the pope to make the necessary concessions. The English embassy meanwhile was withdrawn.
I was so scrupulous in the matter, that when applied to by various publishers to sanction a pianoforte arrangement of the septet, I at once declined, though I do not even know whether you proposed making use of it in this way. Here follow the long-promised titles of the works. There will no doubt be a good deal to alter and to amend in them; but this I leave to you.
Even the "Belief of a Barman" is not beyond the scope of a rational probability. Mr. Le Gallienne's long-promised evangel "burst upon the town" a month ago. The "Religio Scriptoris" which a puzzler at Latin might render as "The Religion of a Scribbler" made a dainty appearance. The title-page was in two colors, with a pretty arabesque border.
I was under necessity to be early up, and under necessity also, in the teeth of a bitter spring north-easter, to clothe myself warmly on the morning of my long-promised excursion. The day was as bright as it was cold. Vast irregular masses of white and purple cumulus drifted rapidly over the sky.
The day will one day come or what of the long-promised kingdom of heaven? when a woman, instead of spending anxious thought on the adornment of her own outward person, will seek with might the adornment of the inward soul of another, and will make that her crown of rejoicing. Nay, are there none such even now?
Is it for me to die when thou hast gone. "I perceive the crackling and the house ruddy with flames; and the love, long-promised, declares our troth. "Behold, thy covenant is fulfilled with no doubtful vows, since thou sharest my life and my destruction. "We shall have one end, one bond after our troth, and somewhere our first love will live on.
After his master has gone to bed, Dave will often come over to visit us, after the calm fashion of a neighbour who esteems it a duty. A week ago Bart's long-promised, red setter pup arrived, a spirit of mischief on four clumsy legs.
The states' forces remained waiting for the long-promised succor of John Casimir. It was the 26th of August, however, before the Duke led his twelve thousand men to the neighbourhood of Mechlin, where Bossu was encamped. This young prince possessed neither the ability nor the generosity which were requisite for the heroic part which he was ambitious to perform in the Netherland drama.
Hence, as from the Lozère, you can see in clear weather the shining of the Gulf of Lyons; and perhaps from here the soldiers of Salomon may have watched for the topsails of Sir Cloudesley Shovel, and the long-promised aid from England.
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