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POPE, when employed on the Iliad, found it not only occupy his thoughts by day, but haunting his dreams by night, and once wished himself hanged, to get rid of Homer: and that he experienced often such literary agonies, witness his description of the depressions and elevations of genius: Who pants for glory, finds but short repose; A breath revives him, or a breath o'erthrows!
"No, his pulse yet beats, though as feebly as possible. Oh, what he must have suffered, and how I love him for not having given in!" In pain though I was, a smile of joy broke over my face on this, and I opened my eyes. "Praise the Lord, he revives!" said my mother. "How art thou, my son?" "I shall do well, my mother ," but I could not speak another word. I closed my eyes, and felt about to faint.
He began to feel a sort of nibbling pleasure in her grotesque sketches of his person; a tendency to recur to the old ones while dreading the arrival of new. You hear old gentlemen speak fondly of the swish; and they are not attached to pain, but the instrument revives their feeling of youth; and General Ople half enjoyed, while shrinking, Lady Camper's foregone outlines of him.
You have shaken him by the hand, and partaken of his hospitality. Then the law intervenes, and revives passions whose fires were almost out. Before Donald's case came on, he sold the farm to the money-lender. Donald claimed that the latter, in the transaction of a mortgage prior to the sale, and in the terms of the sale itself, had cheated him out of $900.
His friends, whom he knew too well, had nothing more to teach him, and could not help him in the only search which passionately interested him. And his entanglement became irksome. Here was nine years that this sharing of bed and board had lasted. His son was at that unattractive age which rather bores a young father than it revives an affection already old.
"You were in pain?" "I suppose it was pain," I said. For always, when anything revives this recollection, seared into my memory, the question rises: was it merely pain, physical pain, of which we all speak so easily and lightly? It lasted only ten minutes; ten minutes by the clock, that is. For me time was annihilated.
"Oh!" said Athos, "oh, no, it is impossible! God would not permit such a crime!" "Water, water!" cried d'Artagnan. "Water!" "Oh, poor woman, poor woman!" murmured Athos, in a broken voice. Mme. Bonacieux opened her eyes under the kisses of d'Artagnan. "She revives!" cried the young man. "Oh, my God, my God, I thank thee!"
"And I go to-day," I cried; "this very hour I will engage a sailing balloon; I shall be there in forty-eight hours at furthest, perhaps in less, if the wind is fair. Farewell, Raymond; be happy in having chosen the better part in life. This turn of fortune revives me.
Hence each of the facts mentioned, presupposing numerous others, calls up these with more or less distinctness; and revives the feeling of dull solitude with which they are connected in our experience. Were all these facts detailed instead of suggested, the attention would be so frittered away that little impression of dreariness would be produced. Similarly in other cases.
Afterbirth child marries a servant, thinking he has married her mistress. Learns he is deceived, and causes death of his wife; then kills many people in the town of the girl who has deceived him. She gets him to desist, and after he revives some of the slain marries him.
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