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Updated: May 21, 2025
When you once know that, little quarrels and frictions do not matter what does matter is the recognising of some ugly thing which the man whom you thought was your friend really clings to and worships.
"Everything is so different from what it is at home, and so beautiful, and I like the men we've met. Isn't that Mr. MacWilliams funny and he is so tough. And Captain Stuart it is a pity he's shy. The only thing he seems to be able to talk about is Mr. Clay. He worships Mr. Clay!" "Yes," assented her sister, "I noticed on the balcony that you seemed to have found some way to make him speak."
"Oh, a new religion," said Flambeau, laughing; "one of those new religions that forgive your sins by saying you never had any. Rather like Christian Science, I should think. I have two lady typewriters underneath me, and this enthusiastic old humbug on top. He calls himself the New Priest of Apollo, and he worships the sun." "Let him look out," said Father Brown.
See, then, my daughter, how you are below the life of the believer who worships that image of the Supreme Offering, and feels the glow of a common life with the lost multitude for whom that offering was made, and beholds the history of the world as the history of a great redemption in which he is himself a fellow-worker, in his own place and among his own people!
Lyons called out aloud, and with an honest warmth, to the Bench, 'that the gentleman had spoken treason, and expressed his astonishment, 'that their worships could hear it without emotion, or any mark of dissatisfaction. At the same instant, too, amongst some gentlemen in the crowd behind me, was a confused murmur of 'treason, treason! Yet Mr.
"Just as though we could get along without Miriam!" she exclaimed enthusiastically. "You haven't any idea, Mother, what a power for good she is at Overton. It isn't half so much what she says as the way she says it. She has so much tact. Elfreda worships her." "I am sorry Elfreda could not come home with you," commented Mrs. Harlowe. "We were all sorry," returned Grace regretfully.
Of all the holy of holies which the thern venerates and worships none is more revered than the yellow wig which covers his bald pate, and next thereto comes the circlet of gold and the great diadem, whose scintillant rays mark the attainment of the Tenth Cycle. And, knowing this, I removed the wig and circlet from my head, tossing them carelessly upon the flagging of the court.
'Is this the tutelary divinity? And he glanced up at the bronze image. 'Yes, said Miss Langley; 'that is a copy of the Hermes of Praxiteles which was discovered at Olympia some years ago. It is the right thing to worship. 'One so seldom worships the right thing at least, at the right time, he said.
"Oh, my dear, they'll be glad to hear I met you even Miss Slowcum will, though she's a little bitter on the subject of age; and as to that poor Sarah Maria, or Sarah Martha I forget which she is, only I know she's Sarah, with something tacked to the end of it why, she'll be fairly skipping with delight. That poor girl, she just worships the ground you three young ladies walk on."
You think I should not marry a gentleman whom you fancy I do not love as I might a younger, handsomer man. You are full of love, and spinster dreams of it which make you flighty. I love my Lord of Dunstanwolde as well as any other man, and better than some, for I do not hate him. He has a fine estate, and is a gentleman and worships me.
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