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But the reef which lies in its way, and on which too often it founders, is habit; habit would be a better and more powerful means of action if it remained free, but in so far as it congeals and becomes materialised, is a hindrance and an obstacle. First of all we have the average types round which fluctuates an action which is decreasing and becoming reduced in breadth.
She began to struggle and dance upon the flat stone, madly endeavouring to free her hands, while she shrieked to the dastard Twins to come to her rescue. "Cowards! Cowards! I hate you all " "Better let her go," whispered Judith, who knew better than her Chief what Christian's storms meant. Richard hesitated, and, as in a mediaeval romance, at this moment a champion materialised.
And O'Brien answered: "Mac, he was sittin' down there at that table until two minutes ago, but where he is now I ain't any idea." The tall, skeleton form of Haw-Haw Langley materialised behind Mac Strann, and his face was contorted with anger. "If he was here two minutes ago," he said, "he ain't more than two minutes away." "Which way?" asked Mac Strann. "North," answered a score of voices.
The long-discussed war the nightmare of the nervous, the derision of the optimist had actually materialised. The happy-go-luck years of peace and plenty had suddenly come to an end. Black tragedy leaned over the land. Dominey, avoiding acquaintances as far as possible, his own mind in a curious turmoil, passed down St.
All the colours of the rainbow, materialised by modistes, were there. Stacked on chairs were I know not what of sachets, glove-cases, fan-cases. There were innumerable packages in silver-paper and pink ribands. There was a pyramid of bandboxes. There was a virgin forest of boot-trees.
Then I reasoned: "She must have a sub-conscious memory of what was being played just before she materialised." And to prove this I picked out an instrumental piece which we had not played all the evening. It was the finale of the overture to "Faust"; a selection, by the way, which was a great favourite of Harry's and is one of mine. Ariadne listened in silence to the end.
Not many boys of sixteen, enthusiasts, endowed with just that touch of the poetic temperament that can set the brain reeling, could know a more wondrous moment. Forrad!" from the wood behind, like the blast of a bellows upon flames! Larry had been past speech when that apocalyptic vision had materialised in response to his halloa.
There should have been cats, there should have been cats, full-grown ones. The letter proved conclusively that there had been a hitch in the Psychic Current which, colliding with a Dual Identity, had interfered with the Percipient Activity all along the main line. The kittens were still going on, but owing to some failure in the Developing Fluid, they were not materialised.
"Zelie has told me about it often. It is of a fortune that was promised and never materialised. Oh, such a long time ago, when he was quite a young man, the chevalier saved the life of a very great man, a Prussian nobleman of great wealth. He was profuse in his thanks and his promises, that nobleman; swore that he would make him independent for life, and all that sort of thing." "And didn't?"
God became a simple thing: He fashioned Rogers's Scheme, even though it never materialised in bricks and mortar. God was behind Mother, even when she knitted or lit the fire in the Den. All were prisoners in His eternal Fairyland.... And the symbolism of the story, the so-called fantasy, they also easily understood, because they felt it true.
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