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... this thing is he is trying so painfully to remember ? So even the priest did not know ! If he knew, he could not look or speak like that. It was not ruin ;it need not be. There was a thunderous noise in his ears. It seemed to him that at his feet was ...
... die Peace. Of his own accord he had sent for Father Yle• He knew that, immediately his father Rained sufficient strength to speak, he would bake his confession to the priest, if he had riot made it already. That, of course, did not aff ect the public side ...
... Georges Sand, and the two Brontes, while at this moment they can boast a Mrs. Ward, a Lucas Malet, and a Mrs. Craigie, to speak of British writers alone. Here, in the novel, they are disputing with man or equal terms, and disputing so successfully that ...
... which also interpret the allusions in the letter which Signor Rosano left behind. The charges of which the dead Minister speaks were brought against him by the Socialists, who have been conducting a campaign against him, while the conduct of his sons—one ...
... all unusual. The Emperor is receiving verbal reports on State affairs from the head of his Civil Cabinet, but he does not speak himself. He writes his comments with a firm hand. He also wrote a long telegram of birthday congratulation to King Edward. ...
... withsubstt'ss or a d vertisement, are engaged in beriefi4tntial achievements for the common Parts So many of us choose the speaking fr om the drama of life; and it is a far he r ,. (lisagreeable reflection that there is ten t an d there a man of parts who ...
... things, she went on. If there was anything important, you would remember it. He nodded. Still he could not trust himself to speak. But was there nothing about anything he specially cares for? Did he say anything about his religion, his chapel—l think ...
... Forbes downstairs, who said he is quite fit to receive my visit. Philip shook the limp, cold hand mechanically. He did not speak, for his whole being was absorbed in one maddening longing that if the worst was to happen, it should happen now. Each second ...
... LORD BALFOUR'S ACCOUNT OF IT. Speaking at Glasgow last night Lord Balfour of I3urleigh gave his account of the resignations from the Cabinet. He said that when he and his colleagues left that important Cabinet meeting on September 14 and 15 they were ...
... And those of us who have tasted the admirable fruits of this administration have learnt that, given only a comparatively speaking moderate sum to expend, there is no more satisfactory establishment whereat to lay it out than in this exceptionally central ...
... bassy dinner last night on the occasion of the King's birthday dinner. The two are the, closest personal friends, and in speaking 0 ' all that the President had done in the cause of peace and to improve the relations between England and France, the Ambassador ...
... only fair to premise that the author, in his preface, is careful to disclaim any special knowledge of the original Greek. He speaks of his very limited knowledge of the language, and admits his debt to the prose translations of Mr. Nlackail and Mr. Andrew ...