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In the rotunda which they form, excavations have brought to light a baptismal pool, and conduits which brought to it sufficient quantities of water for the immersion whole or partial that was part of the baptismal service of the early Church.
She sensed the anger in his smothered voice, but she dared not look at him. "I have no idea; but I will see you." "When?" Her answer leaped to her mind and her lips at the same moment. "In the rotunda when the house is quiet." Harry had followed leisurely in their wake.
He was so glad that Bonhag had suggested that she might enter the cell, for it would be a grim procedure talking to her through a barred door. When Aileen arrived she asked for Mr. Bonhag, and was permitted to go to the central rotunda, where he was sent for. When he came she murmured: "I wish to see Mr. Cowperwood, if you please"; and he exclaimed, "Oh, yes, just come with me."
"I guess you won't starve if you don't get that commissionership, Tim," he retorted. "And I guess," returned Mr. Watling, "that you won't go naked if you don't have a uniform." Victoria's surmise was true. At ten o'clock at night, two days before the convention, a tall figure had appeared in the empty rotunda of the Pelican, startling the clerk out of a doze.
Half an hour later, when the representatives were pouring into the rotunda for dinner, a crowd was pressing thickly around the desk to read a placard pinned on the wall above it. The placard announced the coming of Mr.
So you observe, that you take your view from the back of the capitol. And yet not from the airy outlooks of the dome, by the way, because to get there you must pass through the great rotunda: and to do that, you would have to see the marvelous Historical Paintings that hang there, and the bas-reliefs and what have you done that you should suffer thus?
The Landlords' Committee A new Irish party Circular The "Great Meeting of Irish Peers, Members of Parliament and Landlords" in the Rotunda The Resolutions Spirit of those Resolutions Emigration Great anxiety for it Opening of Parliament Queen's Speech England on her Trial Debate on the Address Lord Brougham on Irish Landlords Lord Stanley on the Famine Smith O'Brien's Speech Defends the Landlords Mr Labouchere, the Irish Secretary, defends the Government The Irish Agricultural population were always on the brink of starvation, and when the Blight came it was impossible to meet the disaster The views of the Morning Chronicle on the Government of Ireland Mr.
Rise to the surface, fair mermaid." Elinor came up the winding stair into the dimly lighted chapel at his call. The two had avoided each other since the April day in the glen. They were not to blame for this chance meeting now. "When you are in trouble and the nights are dark and rainy, call me, Elinor," Vic said as they were crossing the rotunda.
He wanted to suggest a splendid ruin, suddenly come upon by travelers, after a long journey in a desert. He has invested the whole place with an atmosphere of tragedy. It's Roman in feeling and Greek in the refinement of its ornamentation. That rotunda reminds one of the Pantheon in Rome.
A church was there nearly finished, of rotunda shape, of a grandeur and size which surprised me. Gold, painting, sculpture, the richest ornaments of all kinds, are distributed everywhere with prodigality but taste.
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