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But now now there was the old unschooled simplicity, the unique and lonely personality, the homely soul and body bending to one root-idea, losing themselves in a wave of duty. Again he was to her, once more, the dreamer, the worker, the conqueror the conqueror of her own imagination. She had in herself the soul of altruism, the heart of the crusader.
An unschooled Fancy deemed the work her own, While mystic meaning through each fable shone. Foray, a mass of crags embellished by some greenness, looked up to heaven a hundred miles from shore. It was a fortified position, and a place of banishment.
I give you fair warning; but I did not come to talk of such hateful things, but to read to you. That afternoon Mrs. Nesbit wrote a letter to her lawyer, and surprised Miss Piper by asking if that puny child up-stairs had any name but John. Unschooled affections, strong and wild, Have been my playmates from a child, And strengthening in the breast unseen, Poisoned the fount within.
Holding the rope, the man walked hand over hand toward them, as Travis back on the Arizona range would have approached a nervous, unschooled pony. The Mongol was an inch or so shorter than the Apache, and his face was young, though he had a drooping mustache bracketing his mouth with slender spear points of black hair.
Unschooled though she was in the general items of conventionality, she yet had enough womanly instinct in her to form a perfectly correct calculation of her own, on the strange things that had just transpired. She felt, while she viewed her handsome hero with that first enquiring glance, that already they were something more than mere strangers to one another.
Bassanio confessed to Portia that he had no fortune, and that his high birth and noble ancestry was all that he could boast of; she, who loved him for his worthy qualities, and had riches enough not to regard wealth in a husband, answered with a graceful modesty, that she would wish herself a thousand times more fair, and ten thousand times more rich, to be more worthy of him; and then the accomplished Portia prettily dispraised herself, and said she was an unlessoned girl, unschooled, unpractised, yet not so old but that she could learn, and that she would commit her gentle spirit to be directed and governed by him in all things; and she said, "Myself and what is mine, to you and yours is now converted.
And in its place sat the memory of Roderick McRae's unspoken devotion, his chivalrous silent waiting for his opportunity. So when poor Roderick all unschooled in hiding his feelings let her see in one swift glance all that her going meant to him she was speechless before the joy of it. She stooped and trailed her fingers in the green water, to hide her happy confusion.
Religion includes the personality of God; Ethics does not. They are one to our present design. They both put nature under foot. The first and last lesson of religion is, "The things that are seen, are temporal; the things that are unseen, are eternal." It puts an affront upon nature. It does that for the unschooled, which philosophy does for Berkeley and Viasa.
I'm having a little squint at this puzzle-scroll they call Life." She made a peremptory gesture and Barbara crept in beside her. "I may I turn off the light?" she asked. Miriam snapped the button. "I couldn't sleep," Barbara began presently, in a quaintly small voice. "And I I wanted Miriam, I've acted so like an unschooled, half-grown girl to-day that it has perplexed and worried me!
The unschooled gentlemen with him roared with laughter at his sallies, and they came to the place of meeting as though to a summer feast. "Good-morrow, nobility," said Leicester with courtesy overdone, and bowing much too low. "Good-morrow, valentine," answered Lempriere, flushing slightly at the disguised insult, and rising to the moment.
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