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We cannot recommend a man of bad repute to our sister churches; it would reflect upon us." "For the same reason that you keep in a high office in the church a man who is an unrepentant thief?" said Dan. The Elder rose. "Really, Brother Matthews, I cannot listen to such words about our Elder!" "I beg your pardon, sir," said Dan huskily. "I was thinking aloud. Please tell me one thing more.
They would think twice before they sent a child of the Vieradlers into the Home of the Unrepentant Magdalens! and all this intermixed with snatches of song and flashes of original wit at the expense of the police and soldiers and the citizens. And the flight into Italy with the Marchioness famous for protégés as other old ladies for keeping cats or parrots?
"Dan's eating the bad berries again he's et a whole bunch of them he says he'll show Felicity. I can't stop him. Come you and try." We rose in a body and rushed towards the house. In the yard we encountered Dan, emerging from the fir wood and champing the fatal berries with unrepentant relish. "Dan King, do you want to commit suicide?" demanded the Story Girl. "Look here, Dan," I expostulated.
Taught by inspiration that new wine could not be safely put in old bottles, it proclaimed that there could be no safe or loyal reconstruction on a foundation of unrepentant treason and disloyalty. The first session of the Thirty-ninth Congress proposed, as their plan of Reconstruction, a Constitutional Amendment.
It was terrible to think of her dying bitter, unrepentant. "Oh! if I could hope!" murmured Rose. "To see my mother!" Then there were shuffling steps outside and voices. The door was opened by Mrs. O'Brien. Old Clymer crossed the threshold. He was sober, haggard, grieved. He had been told. No one spoke as he approached Rose's bedside. "Lass lass " he began, brokenly.
It was all terribly dreary and forlorn, and she wished she could end it by putting her head on some broad shoulder and by being told that it didn't matter, and that she was not to blame if the world would be wicked and its people unrepentant and ungrateful. Corrigan, on the third floor, was drunk again and promised trouble.
When the "reconciled" had been sent back to prison under a strong guard, all eyes were fixed on the unrepentant. These wore cards round their necks and carried in their hands either a cross, or an inverted torch, which was a sign that their own life would shortly be extinguished. Few of these showed weakness, since they had already triumphed over long-protracted torture.
In the mean-while all the shore rang with the trump of bullfrogs, the sturdy spirits of ancient wine-bibbers and wassailers, still unrepentant, trying to sing a catch in their Stygian lake if the Walden nymphs will pardon the comparison, for though there are almost no weeds, there are frogs there who would fain keep up the hilarious rules of their old festal tables, though their voices have waxed hoarse and solemnly grave, mocking at mirth, and the wine has lost its flavor, and become only liquor to distend their paunches, and sweet intoxication never comes to drown the memory of the past, but mere saturation and waterloggedness and distention.
He made one useless effort to still the dog, then rose to his feet feeling himself discovered, prepared to run for it. But it was too late. A sentry, lantern in hand, roused by the commotion, barred the way. All seemed lost, but a ray of hope shone when the familiar voice of the Afghan sentry, the unrepentant turncoat, was heard as the lantern waved in Roy's very face.
"I renounce my sins, and whatsoever is yet left for me to suffer, I will, by God's help, so bear it as to be not unworthy of Christ's mercy." The rabbis gazed at the brave young face, and smiled and wagged their beards, talking one with another in low tones. "It is as we feared," they said. "He is unrepentant and he is worthy of death. It is not expedient that the young adder should live.
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