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Some of these fables, to my shame be it spoken, might possibly be traced back to mine own veracious self; and if any passage of the present tale should startle the reader's faith, I must be content to bear the stigma of a fiction monger.
"Ah, true! he who presumed to be a rival of yours, for which he was severely punished; that ought to satisfy you." "'Yes, but it does not; I am rancorous the only stigma that proves me to be a churchman. Do you understand? You understand that you are in no way obliged to go with me." "Come, now," said Athos, "you are joking."
In the schoolhouse the jubilation was beyond bounds, and the victory of the school was swallowed up in the glorious exploits of the five schoolhouse heroes, who had, so their admirers declared, as good as won the match among them, and had vindicated themselves from the reproach of degeneracy, and once for all wiped away the hateful stigma of the boat- race.
A stigma must ever rest upon his name, for consenting to enter into any expedition under the leadership of such a man.
Van Diemen imitated the disconsolate appearance of a gallows body, in one of those rapid flashes of spontaneous veri-similitude which spring of an inborn horror painting itself on the outside. "A Deserter!" he moaned. He succeeded in impressing the terrible nature of the stigma upon Annette's imagination.
We now look back to cruelties perpetrated in the times of Bunyan by the national religion, as a stigma upon human nature.
And a method of reasoning, though resting upon a general assertion which is utterly false, has won its own disciples time and again with an easy effort. Even in this trifling stigma which denies us women the privilege of being faithful to one another it is easy to see how a fraction of truth has been led astray.
He was on his last job he knew that. The mail contract might be won a thousand times over, but there ever would rest the stigma that he had received a telegram which should have been plain to him, and that he had failed to carry out its hidden orders. But with the thought of it Martin straightened, and he roared anew the message which carried tired, aching men through the night: "Go on! Go on!
He hoped Congress would do all that lay in their power to restore to human nature its inherent privileges, and if possible wipe off the stigma which America labored under. The inconsistency in our principles, with which we are justly charged, should be done away; that we may shew by our actions the pure beneficence of the doctrine we held out to the world in our declaration of independence. Mr.
Thus impressed with the conviction that her end was approaching, the moment the perusal of the manuscript was concluded the Lady Nisida said, in a faint and dying tone of voice: "Francisco, draw near as near as possible and listen to what I have now to communicate, for it is in my power to clear up all doubt, all mystery relative to the honor of our sainted mother, and convince thee that no stigma, no disgrace attaches itself to thy birth!"
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