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This resolve of the senate was overturned by the plebiscitum mentioned at lxxii. 7. Now Beja on the Mejerdah. The locality has not been discovered.
So the Raja gave orders for a large cattle yard to be made, and when it was ready Lakhan took his flute and put his wife on the roof of the palace and he himself climbed a tree and blew on the flute. Then the wild buffaloes came running at the sound and gored to death every one they met, and Lakhan and his wife became Raja and Rani. LXXII. The Boy with the Stag.
But of the true Messiah it is said, Psalm lxxii.: All kings shall bow themselves before him, all nations shall serve him. The same also is said by Zechariah, ch. ix.: His dominion shall be, from one sea to the other, and from the river unto the ends of the earth; and so Dan., ch. vii.: All dominions shall serve and obey him.
This is certainly the strongest objection those philosophers can raise; and I hope they will have no reason to complain that I have weakened it; but it will immediately appear how weak it is in itself when closely examined. The bare repetition of what I said before will be sufficient to demonstrate it. SECT. LXXII. Answer to the Objection of the Epicureans, who Ascribe all to Chance.
Noticed in the life annexed to Pilgrim, Part III. In the editor's library, folio, 1635. Orthography was little cared for in those days. On the beautiful portrait of Andrews, is the autograph of Annie Brokett hir Blook! This document is copied on page xxvi. See page lxxii. Vol. ii., p. 132. Vol. ii., p. 133. Vol. ii., pp. 140, 141.
The roads in Europe, even in lonely and remote districts, where one may travel for hours without seeing a house, are usually in perfect condition, hard, white and absolutely smooth. Cf. Tennyson, In Memoriam, LXXII: The Greek God Apollo, later identified with Helios, the Sun-god.
Even Spenser, I think, has only partially expressed it under the figure of Phaedria, more properly Idle Mirth, in the second book. The idea is, however, entirely worked out in the Vanity Fair of the "Pilgrim's Progress." SECTION LXXII. Eighth side. Envy. One of the noblest pieces of expression in the series.
The Royal Society of London experienced this surprise, and officially requested Herschel to give publicity to the means he had adopted for ascertaining such amounts of magnifying power in his telescopes. Such was the object of a memoir that he inserted in vol. lxxii. of the Philosophical Transactions; and it dissipated all doubts.
LXXII. He always treated his friends with such kindness and good-nature, that when Caius Oppius, in travelling with him through a forest, was suddenly taken ill, he resigned to him the only place there was to shelter them at night, and lay upon the ground in the open air.
LXXII.-Pompey's party were so elated with confidence and spirit at this success, that they thought no more of the method of conducting the war, but thought that they were already conquerors.
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