United States or Paraguay ? Vote for the TOP Country of the Week !
There are other considerations which might be adverted to here; but I think what I have advanced is sufficient. The final argument, and the all-comprehensive one, is, the final triumph of good over evil. Sin will be abolished; love will triumph; God will be all in all. In what has been advanced it will be noticed that there are some repetitions. But generally these are in new connections.
Nothing assuredly can differ either in origin or in mode more widely from the apparent tautologies of intense and turbulent feeling, in which the passion is greater and of longer endurance than to be exhausted or satisfied by a single representation of the image or incident exciting it. Such repetitions I admit to be a beauty of the highest kind; as illustrated by Mr.
He has not 'cheveux de plastre' in Rabelais. If the rhyme had not suggested the phrase and the exigencies of the strict form of the ballade and its forced repetitions often imposed an idea which had its whole origin in the rhyme we might here see a dramatic trace found nowhere else. The name of Pantagruel is mentioned too, incidentally, in a Mystery of the fifteenth century.
I have written books of religious discussion, not because I wanted the notice of the world for them, -for that I do not care about, but for the sake of wrestling out the subject for myself, and making my pen my confidant. I tell you I envy the woman who can say her rosary with the simple belief that the Virgin Mary hears and takes delight in all those repetitions.
Gwynne had the gift of talking well a rare quality among women, whose conversation mostly consists of disjointed chatter, long-winded repetitions, or a commonplace remark, and silence. But Alison Gwynne had none of these feminine peculiarities. To listen to her was like reading a pleasant book.
In each portion of the psalm, then, we see the writer laying his hand, as it were, upon these three names 'Jehovah, 'my God, 'Lord' and in all of them finding grounds for his confidence and reasons for his cry. Nothing in our prayers is often more hollow and unreal than the formal repetitions of the syllables of that divine name, often but to fill a pause in our thoughts.
But these people had gathered here in a bitter mood and their rancour had but scented the prey. Calls of "Oliver!" and such threats as "You saved him at a poor man's expense, but we'll have him yet, we'll have him yet!" began to rise about him; followed by endless repetitions of the name from near and far: "Oliver! Oliver!" Oliver! His own lips seemed to re-echo the word.
Carefully he jotted down in separate columns on a piece of paper the individual repetitions of letters on the page of "January 7, 1915." He arrived at the conclusion, then, that "R" was used for "E," that "S" took the place of "A" and that "Y" alternated in this cipher for "T" which was second on his little list.
We see from this that the commotions of our own days, made by socialists, communists, and nihilists, as they are called, are only repetitions of such agitations as those which took place so many centuries ago.
"Armand, I should die of sorrow the next day." The General turned abruptly from her and went. But out in the street he brushed away the tears that he would not let fall. The religious phase lasted for three months. At the end of that time the Duchess grew weary of vain repetitions; the Deity, bound hand and foot, was delivered up to her lover.
Word Of The Day