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'Tell Me which of them will love him most. Simon does not penetrate Christ's design, and there is a dash of supercilious contempt for the story and the question, as it seems to me, in the languid, half-courteous answer: 'I suppose, if it were worth my while to think about such a thing, that he to whom he forgave the most. He did not know what a battery was going to be unmasked.
And each one carries with him, as his sole possession on that lonely journey, no heaps of wealth no trappings of honour; these burdens of the camel must all be lifted off, ere he can struggle through that gully in the rocks "The Needle's Eye;" but the sole possession which every wayfarer must take with him into those broad plains where only Spirit can be seen, and Sin no longer can be hid, is the shrine of his affections, the casket of his precious pearls in life his Heart, unmantled and unmasked.
That he loved her, she knew; she had achieved at the ball an overwhelming victory, to her certain knowledge, or, depend upon it, she never would have unmasked never. But with this torture was mingled not only the ecstasy of loving, but the fear of her daughter. This is a world that allows nothing without its obverse and reverse.
But I have dragged it away, that you may be judged as you are. This is my satisfaction for your betrayal. Oh that I could have deeper revenge!" She has unmasked Judge Sleepyhorn, who stands before the anxious gaze of an hundred night revellers, pressing eagerly to the scene of confusion. Madame Flamingo's house, as you may judge, is much out in its dignity, and in a general uproar.
Both laws and religion are strengthened by a union with the stage, where virtue and vice, joy and sorrow, are thoroughly displayed in a truthful and popular way; where a variety of providential problems are solved; where all secrets are unmasked, all artifice ends, and truth alone is the judge, as incorruptible as Rhadamanthus. Where the influence of civil laws ends that of the stage begins.
"Slone, I'll give you pick of a hundred mustangs an' a thousand dollars for Wildfire!" So he unmasked his power in the face of a beggarly rider! Though it struck Slone like a thunderbolt, he felt amused. But he did not show that. Bostil had only one possession, among all his uncounted wealth, that could win Wildfire from his owner. "No," said Slone, briefly.
The aim of this dilatory policy soon became evident. The news of his doom reached England on February 5, 1885. Then it was that Russia unmasked her designs. They included the appropriation of the town and district of Panjdeh, which she herself had previously acknowledged to be in Afghan territory.
March said, with a glance, which she did not see, toward the sofa, "I'm afraid that's rather a hard seat for you. "Oh, no, thank you! I'm perfectly comfortable I like it if you don't mind?" Mrs. March pressed her hand for answer, and after another little delay, sighed and said, "They are not like us, and we cannot help it. They are more temporizing." "How do you mean?" Agatha unmasked again.
I was not greatly afraid of being unmasked by the officers of the garrison, but there were those then in Philadelphia who knew me loyalists, secret sympathizers with our cause, and not a few deserters from the army whom I might encounter at any turn in the road.
This practice subsisted even during the most intense alarm from the murderers; for the dress of the students was supposed to bring protection along with it. But, even after suspicion had connected itself with this dress, it was sufficient that I should appear unmasked at the head of the maskers, to insure them a friendly reception.
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