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I have brought thee naught further." "I speak not of my treasure, because I desire the gold. I have so much to give that I need not thy offerings. A murder and a double theft it is these that I, unhappiest of women, would have thee make good to me." Then said the queen to all the knights, "None shall bear weapons in this hall. Deliver them to me, ye knights, that they be taken in charge."
They are forever glancing and whispering, bursting at times into wild peals of laughter which lack the authentic ring of gladness. They are a people of shadows blown by the harsh winds of destiny across the face of a land where they can find no permanent resting place. They are the children of Eurasia, the unhappiest people on earth. It was among these people that Yaé's lot was cast.
This remark seemed to make a great impression on Aramis; he looked at Fouquet with the most anxious expression of countenance. "I beg your pardon; I interrupted you," said Fouquet. "I was saying," resumed Aramis, "that this poor prince was the unhappiest of human beings, when Heaven, whose thoughts are over all His creatures, undertook to come to his assistance." "Oh! in what way? Tell me."
We have from all sides similar testimony to the personal beauty which led the unhappiest of his devotees to exclaim, "That pale face is my fate!" Southern critics, as Chasles, Castelar, even Mazzini, have dealt leniently with the poet's relations to the other sex; and Elze extends to him in this regard the same excessive stretch of charity.
Was this out of fidelity to some mistress? or the consequence of a previous life the reverse of continent? or was it from some principle of superstition? He had become a devotee, apparently out of a dread of disbelief; and he remained extremely religious for the rest of his days. The two unhappiest of Italian poets, Tasso and Dante, were the two most superstitious.
"Perhaps you have given for it the hardest and unhappiest of your days of toil." Such a thought as that did not come into her head on the spur of the moment. I knew at once that she had excogitated it, and kept it in reserve for a good opportunity of impressing upon my mind what my money was.
He celebrated his victory with a general amnesty, and bade the Swedish nobles to a great feast, held at the capital in November. Christian is one of the unsolved riddles of history. Ablest but unhappiest of all his house, he was an instinctive democrat, sincerely solicitous for the welfare of the plain people, but incredibly cruel and faithless when the dark mood seized him.
Alas! it was the unhappiest moment of his life. Casting his eyes around him, while about to get off his horse, he observed a handwriting on many of the trees which he thought he knew.
They are the noblest -and but too often the unhappiest of their sex. "Will you wait a little before you go out?" Stella asked softly. Lady Loring returned to the chair that she had left hesitated for a moment and then drew it nearer to Stella. "Shall I sit by you?" she said. "Close by me. You spoke of our school days just now Adelaide. There was some difference between us.
To think that weeks and weeks go by and I remain just where I was, when the loss of an hour used to seem to me an irreparable misfortune. I have such an appetite for knowledge, surely the unhappiest gift a man can be endowed with it leads to nothing but frustration. Perhaps the appetite weakens as one grows in years; perhaps the sphere of one's keener interests contracts; I hope it may be so.
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