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Won't young missa be glad haself! white folks, black folks all be glad, Wugh!" The finishing exclamation was one of those thoracic efforts peculiar to the American negro, and bearing a strong resemblance to the snort of a hippopotamus. Its utterance signified that my companion had finished his sentence, and waited for me to speak. "And who is `young missa'?" I inquired.
To- mollow Kekela he get up, he put on blackee coat, he go see chief; he see Missa Whela, him hand tie' like this. He say chief: "Chief, you like things of mine? you like whale-boat?" "Yes," he say. "You like file-a'm?" "Yes," he say. "You like blackee coat?" "Yes," he say. He take Missa Whela he house, make him sit down with he wife and chil'en. Kekela he solly. One day Kekela he see ship.
He cried, like the deacon of His own Sacrifice, Go! it is done! Ite; missa est! The Sacrifice is finished here; go out in its strength to live the life which it makes possible! Let me at least begin to-day, have done with my old compromises and shifts and evasions. Ite; missa est! Father, into Thy hands I commend My spirit.
He besought from Heaven the forgiveness of his sins, the grace of a holy life, and the reward of everlasting life. He remained as if overwhelmed by this miracle of love, the ever-recurring immolation, which sustained him day by day with the blood and flesh of his Savior. Having read the final prayers, he turned and said: 'Ite, missa est. 'Deo gratias, answered Vincent.
But outside of such extreme criticism, in the audience of the ordinary musical ear, the beautiful "Missa Brevis" was as well given as it could be given in modern times, and Evelyn was, of course, anxious to see the great prelate to whose energetic influence the revival of this music was owing, the man who had helped to make her dear father's life a satisfaction to him.
She expressed her pleasure in the knowledge, and then proposed to surprise the Emperor at the principal meal, about midnight, with Jacob Hobrecht's Missa Graecorum, whose magnificent profundity his Majesty especially admired. Gombert forced himself to keep silence, but the significant smile on his delicate, beardless lips betrayed what he thought of this selection.
The moment we touched the shore, our Solon cried, "/Ite, missa est!/" Each one now handed out of the vessel the lady who had fallen to him by lot, and then surrendered her to her proper partner, on receiving his own in exchange. At our next meeting this weekly regulation was established for the summer, and the lots were drawn once more.
Now, de second hinge is de safety, and it 'stonish me dat an onderstanding man, and a man ob experunce and larning like you, Missa Basset, should dream o' going in de daytime. Dere stand old Holden probumbly wid his rifle in de window and all he hab to do, he see so plan, is to pull de trigger and den where is you, Missa Basset?
"The usual time, Ito," came the answer; "make no difference for me." "Lika tea coffee after dinna?" "Tea iced. Have you some now? Oh, bring it, please!" After an interval: "Has Mr. Thorne been pretty well?" "I think." "It is very hot. How is your kitchen any better than it was?" "Missa Tho'ne fixa more screen; all open now, thank you." "Take these things into my dressing-room.
"Mist Bentle obah dah," he said. "Velly much sick. Missa Bentle lib dah, all same gleen house." Stella ran across the way. The front door of the green cottage stood wide. An electric drop light burned in the front room, though it was broad day. When she crossed the threshold, she saw Linda sitting in a chair, her arms folded on the table-edge, her head resting on her hands.
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