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I've often thought of that talk of ours often." He did not appear to require any answer to his question. "Often," he repeated, a little heavily. "Beautiful these autumn flowers are," said Ann Veronica, in a wide, uncomfortable pause. "Do come and see the Michaelmas daisies at the end of the garden," said Mr. Manning, "they're a dream."
Those who hold to this second reading say that there is a difference between regeneration and conversion that regeneration is God's part of the contract, while conversion is ours; that conversion is simply having the willing mind, while regeneration is God's imparting to us his own life; and to convert one's self is simply to be willing to be saved.
"But have you all got some too?" asked the hungry boy, as he eyed the fish. "Oh, yes, George and all," said Mildred. "We ate ours first, because you were so sound asleep, we did not like to wake you." "How long have I been asleep?" asked Oliver, beginning heartily upon his fish. "How could you get this nice fish? How busy you must have been all this time that I have been asleep!"
"Oh ours is the true profession Biddy's and mine," Nick broke out, setting up his canvas; "the career of liberty and peace, of charming long mornings spent in a still north light and in the contemplation, I may even say in the company, of the amiable and the beautiful." "That certainty's the case when Biddy comes to see you," Peter returned. Biddy smiled at him. "I come every day.
"You have plenty of bullets and powder. Is there anything of ours that you would like?" asked Victor. "Yes, that; it may be of help to Deerfoot." The dusky youth pointed to the spyglass suspended by a cord around the neck of George Shelton. The owner instantly slipped the string over his head. "You are welcome to it and to anything else of ours."
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The vines are four feet apart one way and eight feet apart another, while ours are usually planted eight or ten feet apart each way. Having been reared on a California vineyard, I was naturally very much interested in the vineyards of France, and I examined those that I had the opportunity of visiting very carefully.
Our rais therefore put to shore, as did those of five other boats in company with ours. We remained here for the rest of the day. 20th of Safa. In the morning, left the laud with the wind almost ahead. After sailing about three miles, the rais found it necessary to put to shore, as the wind was strong and too much ahead.
The two miles had now been decreased to one and a half, by Fairburn's and my computation; and we hoped soon to be able to get a shot at the chase to bring down some of her spars. "Yes," said Van Graoul, when he heard us expressing that hope; "if we can bring down some of her spars, remember she can bring down some of ours, so that we are not the nearer on that account."
Had Captain Godey, Lord Preston's messenger, succeeded in luring us back to England without terms, what a pretty pickle had ours been! France would have set a price on us. Then must we have accepted any kick-of-toe England chose to offer and thanked our new masters for the same, else back to France they would have sent us.
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