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While I was sitting at my repast, three or four labourers came in for a little refreshment after their work. Ideas respecting the inequality of rank pervade every order in society; and, as my appearance was meaner and more contemptible than theirs, I found it expedient to give way to these gentry of a village alehouse, and remove to an obscurer station.
Day was breaking in the window behind it, and the rich light of its gems was obscurer, but its form and proportions seemed to have expanded perhaps because he had worn his eyes reading by the firelight and the outstretched figure looked large as humanity, and the cross lofty and real, as that which it was made to commemorate.
In those days her mother used often to say regretfully that she didn't know when she was well off, like Rody O'Rourke's pigs, quoting a proverb of obscurer antecedents.
And His disciples went forth, and came into the city, and found as He had said unto them: and they made ready the passover. Mark xiv. 12-16. This is one of the obscurer and less noticed incidents, but perhaps it contains more valuable teaching than appears at first sight. The first question is Miracle or Plan?
Crass slowly drew the Obscurer cutting from his waistcoat pocket, but after a moment's thought he replaced it, deciding to defer its production till a more suitable occasion. 'But you 'aven't told us yet 'ow you makes out that money causes poverty, cried Harlow, winking at the others. 'That's what I'M anxious to 'ear about! 'So am I, remarked the man behind the moat.
'I've got a pill ready for 'im, though, next time 'e start yappin', Crass continued as he drew a small piece of printed paper from his waistcoat pocket. 'Just read that; it's out of the Obscurer. Easton took the newspaper cutting and read it: 'Very good, he remarked as he handed it back. 'Yes, I think that'll about shut 'im up.
The poor child, in her solitary walk in the obscurer parts of the dull garden, had escaped the eye of Giacomo when he had gone forth to answer the bell; and she, unconscious of the fears of which she was the object, had felt something of youthful curiosity at the summons at the gate, and the sight of a stranger in close and friendly conference with the unsocial Giacomo.
Soon the sums thus miserably raised were as miserably doled away. With a sullen apathy the woman contemplated famine. She would make no effort to live appeal to no relations, no friends. It was a kind of vengeance she took on others, to let herself drift on to death. She had retreated from lodging to lodging, each obscurer, more desolate than the other.
In the nineteenth century by far the most distinguished heat-resister was Chabert, who deserves and shall have a chapter to himself. He commenced exhibiting about 1818, but even earlier in the century certain obscurer performers had anticipated some of his best effects. Among my clippings, for instance, I find the following.
The poor child, in her solitary walk in the obscurer parts of the dull garden, had escaped the eye of Giacomo when he had gone forth to answer the bell; and she, unconscious of the fears of which she was the object, had felt something of youthful curiosity at the summons at the gate, and the sight of a stranger in close and friendly conference with the unsocial Giacomo.
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