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"It may be as you suppose, Fre Ignacio," observed the Grand Inquisitor to one of his assistants, who had made a remark to that effect. "But remember that it is our duty to seek diligently for all who may be opposed to our order and system, and to destroy them without compunction, with their wives and children, so that none of the viper's brood remains to sting us."
"If you had the spirit of a man, Clifford if you were not a poor shoat you'd never have submitted so long as you have to this viper's insolence. And there you stand, doing nothing absolutely still as a stock, though you see him beating your wife. Ah! you monster! you coward! that I should ever have married a man that wasn't able to protect me."
"Have no fear for the chair," I said, for it creaked under me very fearfully, having legs not so large as my finger; "if the chair breaks, Annie, your fear should be, lest the tortoise-shell run into me. Why, it is striped like a viper's loins! I saw some hundreds in London; and very cheap they are.
Yefim murdered people with viper's fat. That is such a poison that folks will die from the mere smell of it, let alone the fat." "That's true," Panteley agreed. "The lads wanted to kill him at the time, but the old people would not let them. It would never have done to kill him; he knew the place where the treasure is hidden, and not another soul did know.
The discovery of the tablets took place as arranged, and the news flew through Bithynia and Pontus, first of all, naturally, to Abonutichus. The people of that place at once resolved to raise a temple, and lost no time in digging the foundations. Cocconas was now left at Chalcedon, engaged in composing certain ambiguous crabbed oracles. He shortly afterwards died, I believe, of a viper's bite.
Of how Dame Melicent's fond lovers go As comrades, working each his fellow's woe: Each hath unhorsed the other of the twain, And knoweth that nowhither 'twixt Ukraine And Ormus roameth any lion's son More eager in the hunt than Perion, Nor any viper's sire more venomous Through jealous hurt than is Demetrios. How Time Sped with Perion
Dubois stretched out his viper's head, darted a look at the opening which was left between the usher and the door, and, behind the official introducer, perceived a little fat man, pale, and whose legs shook under him, and who coughed to give himself assurance. A glance sufficed to inform Dubois the sort of person he had to deal with. "Let him come in," said Dubois.
They had prescribed the horrid potions of the age: tinctures of earth-worms; confections of spiders and wood-lice and viper's flesh; broth of human skulls, oil, wine, ants' eggs, and crabs' claws; the bufo preparatus, which was a live toad roasted in a pot and ground to a powder; and innumerable plaisters and electuaries.
Euphrasia's glance was like a viper's, as she said, with an irony in her voice that cannot be rendered: "Virtue! we leave that to deformity and to ugly women. What would the poor things be without it?" "Hush, be quiet," Emile broke in. "Don't talk about something you have never known." "That I have never known!" Euphrasia answered.
But she intended to show only sorrow and compassion, and shaking her head, she said: "So your pride is not overcome, the viper's head not crushed, poor Vico?" "I am obedient to that which is most divine in me, mother." "Your human sense, you mean? Or your human pride?"
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