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Mavis and Merle had not been included in the invitation and they were very much hurt. "Muriel asked Beata, only she couldn't come. I know because Romola told me so. She even asked Babbie Williams!" "It's most mean of her to miss us out!" "When we're playing solos, too!" The boarders talked tremendously about the pleasant evening they had had, and how very much they had enjoyed themselves.
"We used to have heaps of public meetings at Whinburn High, and I think I know the ropes. I can coach you all up beforehand. I should say we'd better find out what girls are most likely to be of help, and arrange for them to be proposed as members of committees. There's Mavis, of course. Beata and Romola Castleton have been at school before, and so has Fay Macleod.
The next morning was bright and sunny, the garden with its beautiful trees and flowers, which Beata had only had a glimpse of the night before, looked perfectly delicious in the early light when she drew up the window-blind to look out. And as soon as she was dressed she was only too delighted to join Rosy and Colin for a run before breakfast.
Repeat with me: 'Confiteor Deo omnipotenti; Beata Mariae semper virgini." He paused from time to time to permit the dying man to catch up to him. Then he said: "Now, confess." The sick man murmured something. The priest repeated: "You have committed sins: of what kind, my son?" The young woman rose and said simply: "Let us go into the garden. We must not listen to his secrets."
The writer has himself heard from the rustics of the neighbourhood the explanation given by Oswy, while that put in the mouth of Father Cuthbert is the opinion of the learned. xx For this new translation of Urbs beata the author is indebted to his friend the Rev. Gerald Moultrie. xxi The reader will remember the strong feeling of animosity then existing between seculars and regulars.
Towards the beginning of the present century, there was in Madrid a beata called Clara, of whom they relate such prodigies as filled the capital from one end to the other with astonishment, and induced society to believe that this beata, Clara, was a being highly favoured by Providence.
Flight or of his ladies at not having better looked after the young girl; Sister Beata for never having thoroughly attended to the matter; and Sister Mena for having accepted confidences which, if she had only guessed it, told her more than there really was to be known.
And God give you to know Christ, and send us a happy meeting in that His blessed habitation, unto the great gladding of your most loving and dutiful daughter, Margery Marnell. "Written this second of March, from the gate of the Urbs Beata." "Whether he go to East or West, With Christ he always is at home." Newton.
One had seen from topmast the Santa Clara. Still we sailed by the south coast of Hispaniola. We knew now that it was not Cipango. But it was a great island, natheless, and one day might be as Cipango. Beata, Soana, Mona were the little islands that we found.
The third murmured in somewhat broken English. "Victoria Victrix, Beata Beatrix," whereby I recognised him to be a poet, if not a painter. But the fourth an energetic-looking man with a somewhat arrogant manner said briskly: "Perchance the ass is right; these pine needles are becoming monotonous, and I have seventeen million four hundred and sixty-two thousand five hundred and eleven more to do.
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