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Updated: June 11, 2025
Stalky was sent up for his wiggin' like a bad little boy. I've reason to believe that His Excellency's hair stood on end. Stalky didn't dare to look up, or he'd have laughed." "Now, wherefore was Stalky not broken publicly?" said the Infant, with a large and luminous leer. "Ah, wherefore?" said Abanazar. "To give him a chance to retrieve his blasted career, and not to break his father's heart.
And here comes in what seems to me the highest benefit we can receive from art and from the æsthetic activities, which, as I have said before, are in art merely specialised and made publicly manifest.
Soon Lodovico's passion for this new mistress became publicly known, Leonardo was employed to paint her picture; and, under the date of November, 1496, the annalist of Ferrara writes, "The latest news from Milan is that the duke spends his whole time and finds all his pleasure in the company of a girl who is one of his wife's maidens. And his conduct is ill regarded here."
It added that the truth had been conveyed publicly to those slanderers of the Emperor who announced that he had caused Irene to be first blinded and then put to death in Lesbos, whereby their evil tongues had been silenced.
Petty thefts were not included in the contract; but the theft of one horse, or one head of black cattle, or of sheep exceeding the number of six, fell under the agreement. Rob Roy's profits upon such contracts brought him in a considerable revenue in money or cattle, of which he made a popular use; for he was publicly liberal as well as privately beneficent.
He had publicly expelled him from the railway-carriage. Had he been Katie's father, Lopez would have felt resentful enough, and would have found it hard to forgive; but as he was merely a guardian, and as Katie had no affection for him, he was under no constraint whatever, and could gratify his revenge without any hinderance.
No one dared, however, to give utterance publicly to any such statement against him and vote that he was an enemy, for fear of immediate annihilation at the hands of the soldiers in the City.
"That they were publicly read and expounded in the religious assemblies of the Christians. "That commentaries were written upon them, harmonies formed out of them, different copies carefully collected, and versions of them made into different languages.
Only ask Zwingli, who can tell thee everything better than I can." Such assertions as this, which were echoing already through the whole Confederacy, the prayers of his friends and the wishes of the government induced Zwingli to declare himself publicly on the subject. This was done in a sermon, which was given to the press under the title: "On Divine and Human Righteousness."
The exorcists then made one more effort to get him to confess publicly, but he exclaimed "My fathers, I have said all I had to say; I hope in God and in His mercy."
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