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Updated: June 26, 2025
The torture scarcely ended begins again, and Hope, though reduced to a shadow, regains her sway over his imagination, which clings to her skirts, as it were, with desperation. The exhausting efforts must be recommenced; it is the last struggle a struggle which is more desperate in proportion as there is less strength to maintain it.
The best and longest-known member of the group is Algol in the Head of Medusa, the "Demon-star" of the Arabs. This remarkable object, normally above the third magnitude, loses and regains three-fifths of its light once in 68·8 hours, the change being completed in about twelve hours.
In short, Alphonso regains all that he lost on the day in which his daughter gives her hand to Giulio Franzini, Count di Peschiera. Ah," continued the count, mournfully, "you shriek, you recoil. He thus submitted to your choice is indeed unworthy of you. You are scarce in the spring of life, he is in its waning autumn. Youth loves youth. He does not aspire to your love.
Friendship rarely regains the ground lost in them. The situation did undoubtedly become exasperating towards the end, for no one pretended that any active service could be expected, or that his function was other than that of a signal displayed, indicating that Great Britain, though negotiating for peace, was yet on her guard.
Prone the mortal lies Who dared mad warfare with the unpitying skies, But lo! as buried in the waving ferns, The baffled giant for oblivion yearns, Cursing his human feebleness, he feels A sudden impulse of new strength, which heals His angry wounds; his vigor he regains His blood is dancing gayly through his veins. Even so, O poet, by the world subdued, Regain thy health 'mid perfect solitude.
Meeting Colonel Key His changes of opinion His relations to McClellan Governor Dennison's influence McClellan's attitude toward Lincoln Burnside's position The Harrison Landing letter Compared with Lincoln's views Probable intent of the letter Incident at McClellan's headquarters John W. Garrett Emancipation Proclamation An after-dinner discussion of it Contrary influences Frank advice Burnside and John Cochrane General Order 163 Lincoln's visit to camp Riding the field A review Lincoln's desire for continuing the campaign McClellan's hesitation His tactics of discussion His exaggeration of difficulties Effect on his army Disillusion a slow process Lee's army not better than Johnston's Work done by our Western army Difference in morale An army rarely bolder than its leader Correspondence between Halleck and McClellan Lincoln's remarkable letter on the campaign The army moves on November 2 Lee regains the line covering Richmond McClellan relieved Burnside in command.
Phil was sitting on a trunk holding his head in his hands, for he had received quite a severe shock. "If she regains consciousness soon she may live," announced the surgeon. "If not " "No, no!" protested the white-faced clown, dropping on his knees by the side of the child, folding Zoraya tenderly in his arms. "She must not die! She cannot die!"
In this way the balance of the solenoids is readjusted, the current regains its normal strength, the arc its proper width, and the light its brilliancy. X and Y are the line terminals connecting the lamp in circuit.
After that he has to take birth as a cat and living in that form for seven months he regains his status of humanity. Having spoken ill of parents, one has to take birth as a Sarika. Striking them, one has to take birth, O king, as tortoise. Living as a tortoise for ten years, he has next to take birth as a porcupine.
While this is happening, the cows get lost, another forest fire ensues and Krishna has once again to intervene. He extinguishes the fire, regains the cattle and escorts the cowherds to their homes. When the others hear what has happened, they are filled with wonder 'but obtain no clue to the actions of Krishna.
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