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He broke off and shuddered and, accepting a mug of beer, pending the arrival of some brandy that a sympathizer had ordered, drank it slowly. "It all 'appened in a flash," he said, looking round. "By the time I 'ad run round to his end he was just going down for the third time. I hung over the side and grabbed at 'im, and his collar and tie came off in my hand. Nearly went in, I did."
She was concealed in the house of Miss Charlotte Grayson, a well-known Northern sympathizer a house which you are now known, Captain Prescott, to have visited more than once." Prescott looked again into the Secretary's eyes and a flash of intelligence passed between them.
"I can't stand much more of this!" groaned Springer aloud. "It's worse than robbery! I'll have to get out." Hearing the words, a rejoicing Wyndham sympathizer slapped him heavily on the shoulder. "Don't take it so hard," laughingly advised the familiar fellow. "It's just what everybody expected." "Oh, is that so?" snapped Phil resentfully, turning his head to look up at the chap.
She had too much loyalty, although she longed to say all that she thought to her aunt, being sure of a violent sympathizer. "Well, I'll say one thing, she has fixed your clothes nice," said Aunt Maria. "She didn't do it, it was Miss Barnes," replied Maria. She could not help saying that much.
But he meant to try, and he was charmed at the prospect of having one sympathizer at least. Would I be kind enough to put up in some conspicuous place the enclosed notice, filling in the blanks as I thought best? "Divine service will be held at Swan creek in at o'clock. All are cordially invited. Arthur Wellington Moore." On the whole I liked his letter.
In cases, however, when a friend or sympathizer of the Faith eagerly insists on a monetary contribution for the promotion of the Faith, such gifts should be accepted and duly acknowledged by the elected representatives of the believers with the express understanding that they would be utilized by them only to reinforce that section of the Bahá’í Fund exclusively devoted to philanthropic or charitable purposes.
One person of this Trinity, the everywhere present Avolokitesvara, became the chief object of worship, the divine helper on whom all dependence was placed. This mythical being was really the God of northern Buddhism in the Middle Ages, and is the popular sympathizer of all Mongolian races to the present day. In Thibet he is supposed to be incarnate in the Grand Lama.
Whyte was an ardent sympathizer of the Bahá’í teachings, had visited the Master in ‘Akká and would later make arrangements for the particularly warm reception that met Him in Edinburgh. Using the familiar metaphor of “candles”, ‘Abdu’l-Bahá wrote to Mrs. The first candle is unity in the political realm, the early glimmerings of which can now be discerned.
They rendered him doubly liable to suspicion to the law-abiding as a possible moonshiner, to any sympathizer with the distillers as a probable informer. He determined to visit the spot, and there judge how the enterprise had fared.
The word came back that the man's name was Addison, and he claimed to be a Union sympathizer who owned a plantation near by. He declared that he had been conscripted by the Rebels, wounded, sent back home, and was now about to be pressed in again. He had taken this method of escaping to our lines. It was a common story enough, but General Mower added in his message that he thought the story fishy.
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