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The whole place would undoubtedly have been given over to the owls and the bats had not two adjacent springs one of iron, the other of chalk and alum been considered, a quarter of a century since, either as preventives or as cures for the cholera, then raging.
"Father, nature is too strong for the weak preventives of prudence." The brow of the monk became clouded. His companions watched the workings of his mind, as they appeared in a countenance that in common was so benevolent, though always sad. For a few moments none broke the silence. The Carmelite at length demanded, raising his troubled look to the countenance of Don Camillo,
Where do the priests get all their brilliants to perform high mass and adorn their processions? "4th. Where does all the hair of the saints come from, which is sold in lockets for high prices as sure preventives of evil? "5th. Whose grave has been plundered to obtain RELICS to sell to the ignorant. "6th. "7th.
As to the fleas, he would accept them with apathetic satisfaction as preventives of thought upon his fallen fortunes. Having observed with attention and considered with seriousness the London Daily News declares its conviction that the dog, as we have the happiness to know him, is dreadfully bored by civilization.
Our ideas must be clear about the consequences of things, that we may not be like those foolish men who drink wine every evening and complain of headache every morning, resorting to preventives." Did Goethe know the struggles and dissensions which rent the heart of the young man to whom he spoke? Had his searching eyes read the secrets which were hidden in that darkened soul?
'Aye, and there's many a broken kopf got over Mechlin and Cognac, grumbled my enemy. 'Donner! There are other things beside lust-houses and flower-beds. There are lee-shores and nor'-westers, beaks and preventives.
Brent threw back his head and laughed. "You haven't got it anyway, Warry," he cried. Mr. Trowbridge, who resembled a lean and greying Irish terrier, maintained that he had. "It's a pity you don't ride, Lula. I understand that that's one of the best preventives for gout. I bought a horse last week that would just suit you an ideal woman's horse. He's taken a couple of blue ribbons this summer."
When I saw that they had deserted us without even pausing to put a helmsman aboard us, I knew that there was no honour among thieves. There is not, in spite of what the proverb says. We were left alone a boy, two drunkards, and some wounded men, within half a mile of the shore. I looked for the preventives, but I could not see them. Most of them had gone after the horses across Romney Marsh.
And yet, so many wives, to their shame be it said, use preventives to conception, thus attempting to controvert the order of Nature and Nature's God; this is one of the greatest crimes of the present age and vengeance will surely be taken on every transgressor in this sacred matter.
"I should like to examine your boat, friends," said the lieutenant as he stepped across the gunwales. "Oh! sir, I'm thankfu' to find you're not smugglers," said Swankie, with an assumed air of mingled respect and alarm. "If we'd only know'd ye was preventives we'd ha' backed oars at once. There's nothin' here; ye may seek as long's ye please."
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