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Aldie, besides being very hungry, has a great deal of tact, and believes in short prayers; nor will we delay to witness the breaking down of the strongholds of precision and ultra propriety, that almost always solemnizes the commencement of an entertainment; but the old Madeira having been passed around, we will listen to the conversation that is going on from different parts of the table.
Such conference solemnizes and reassures the worker with boys, while to have spent no time as an invited and reverent guest within this sacred precinct is to fail of a priesthood that is profoundly beautiful. Several experiences with both individuals and groups are fresh in mind at this writing.
By the teaching of the Roman Church a legal marriage can be effected only by the ratification of the marriage-promise and the blessing spoken over the couple by a consecrated priest, who thus, by his official quality, imparts to the marriage which he solemnizes a sacred character.
Count Mansfield named Governor-General State of Flanders and Brabant The Archduke Ernest named Governor-General Attempts against the Life of Prince Maurice He takes Groningen Death of the Archduke Ernest Count Fuentes named Governor-General He takes Cambray and other Towns Is soon replaced by the Archduke Albert of Austria His high Reputation He opens his first Campaign in the Netherlands His Successes Prince Maurice gains the Battle of Turnhout Peace of Vervins Philip yields the Sovereignty of the Netherlands to Albert and Isabella A new Plot against the Life of Prince Maurice Albert sets out for Spain, and receives the News of Philip's Death Albert arrives in Spain, and solemnizes his Marriage with the Infanta Isabella Review of the State of the Netherlands.
To those who are beautiful and poor Peggy had possessed that frequently fatal gift death in its first stage, bestows an expression of mournful tenderness that softens while it solemnizes the heart. In her case there was depicted all the innocence and artlessness that characterized her brief and otherwise spotless life.
He charmed the hearts which had remained cold at my reception, charmed them with the prospect of a fête, which, as he said, he was to give in my honor, and they believed the mockery, and allowed themselves to be touched by that noble condescension, and felt not the cruel boasting with which he solemnizes the return of him who is a thorn in his flesh, a thorn which he is firmly determined to pluck out, and tread under foot!
The wise ones were sure that there had been no conversions in a long time. So far as they knew and believed, entirely other thoughts were occupying the minds of the people. Then, into the midst of this commotion of thought, there stole that solemn hush, almost of heart-beatings, which betokens a new revelation, that astonishes and thrills and solemnizes. There were persons standing. Ladies!
No forming shears of Fashion cuts her patterns. She grows every leaf, and opens every flower, and solemnizes every bird-marriage, and utters every hymn of praise in the truthful and innate spontaneity of her universal soul.
While he has been thus thundering and lightning, sullen moans and hollow groans issue from different parts of the room; a proof that his zealous harrangue solemnizes some of his hearers; while a part of them are making grimaces, or betraying marks of impatience; but no one dare be riotous; as near the preacher sat his majesty king Dick, with his terrible club, and huge bear-skin cap.
I came here humble, poor, and empty-handed, and he solemnizes my return by offering presents to my mother and my sisters! And they accept them, feel not at all the degradation, and will appear at the fête in clothes with which my enemy, my adversary, my murderer has presented them!" "Prince, you go too far. Your hatred carries you away."
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