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"You're not quite accurate," I put in. "Not all the creeds teach damnation, do they? Franklyn did, of course, but the others are a bit modernized now surely?" "Trying to get out of it," she admitted, "perhaps they are, but damnation of unbelievers of most of the world, that is is their rather favorite idea if you talk with them." "I never have." She smiled.
That's why your present bedroom, which was father's old study, had a slice taken off it to make the corridor larger, and why the big chimney and hearthstone are still there, although the fireplace is modernized. That was Flint's stupidity." "Whose stupidity?" asked Uncle Sylvester, trimming his nails. "Flint's the old architect." "Why didn't you make him change it back again?"
There is, so far as I know, no modernized version of The Bruce, but there are many books illustrative of the text. The most available version of The Bruce in old "Inglis," edited by W. M. Mackenzie. The Bruce is a book which is the outcome of the history of the times. It is the outcome of the quarrels between England and Scotland, and of Scotland's struggle for freedom.
The countess was captivated by ideas worthy of the days of chivalry, though completely modernized. The glowing conversation of the poet had more echo in her mind than in her heart. She thought it fine to be his providence.
Modernized, it is now the scene of more peaceful recreations than the exhibition of a party of wild beasts with Christians for dinner. Part of the time, the Milanese use it for a race track, and at other seasons they flood it with water and have spirited yachting regattas there.
The improvement of roads which made carriages a possibility had effected a great change, and the coming of the railway had completed the sudden development of the manners and customs of the modernized community. But they could not all at once take from the bar of the Eighth Circuit its raciness and its individuality.
It was translated into English by Richard Eden in 1555, and is printed in Old English and from black-letter type, by Hart in his "American History Told by Contemporaries." For the present work the English has been modernized. This famous bull was the result of rival claims, made by Spain and Portugal, to lands discovered beyond the Atlantic.
Mostyn House School still stands, enlarged and modernized, in the charge of Dr. Grenfell's elder brother, and in it his mother is still the real head and controlling genius.
This is the way, somewhat modernized and accompanied by my running commentary, in which he counsels a young poet: "'Don't try to write poetry, my boy, when you are not in the mood for doing it, when it goes against the grain. You are a fellow of sense, you understand all that.
"I made the most of my time last night after receiving Mark's telegram, and had it modernized somewhat," she said. "And I brought your pearls, for you know you will be most as much a bride as Katy, and I have a pride in seeing my son's wife appropriately dressed." Far different were Helen's feelings now, as she donned the elegant dress, from what they had been the first and only time she wore it.
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