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...liaj.” “Kiuj estas la morale molaj kaj la drinkakompanantaj melodioj?” “La iona modalo,” li diris. “Kaj oni opinias kelkajn lidiajn langvoraj.” 399 “A...

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...nae. ersonae. ersonae. ersonae. ersonae. Tyrant Swellfoot, King of Thebes. Iona T aurina, his queen. Mammon, Arch-Priest of Famine. Purganax, Dakry, L... ...the same actions that the virtuous do, Contrive their own fulfilment. This Iona— _135 Well—you know what the chaste Pasiphae... ... in eating beef,— _145 Now there were danger in the precedent If Queen Iona— PUR PUR PUR PUR PURGANAX: GANAX: GANAX: GANAX: GANAX: I have taken go... ...blistering slime, and this foul beast _165 Has tracked Iona from the Theban limits, From isle to isle, from city unto city, Urging... ... _175 This Gadfly should drive Iona hither? PUR PUR PUR PUR PURGANAX: GANAX: GANAX: GANAX: GANAX: Gods! wh... ...ox-headed Io— SWINE SWINE SWINE SWINE SWINE (Within): Ugh, ugh, ugh! Hail! Iona the divine, We will be no longer Swine, But Bulls with horns and dewla... ... _290 Her memory has received a husband’s— [A loud tumult, and cries of ‘Iona for ever—no Swellfoot!’] Hark! How the Swine cry Iona Taurina; I suffe... ...ate it would please me better, hither _310 Of Queen Iona. L L L L LA A A A AOCT OCT OCT OCT OCTONOS: ONOS: ONOS: ONOS: ONOS: Th... ..., nuts, and gin, And they all whisk their tails aloft, and cry, ‘Long live Iona! down with Swellfoot!’ PUR PUR PUR PUR PURGANAX: GANAX: GANAX: GANAX: ...

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...to avoid a reef, but still hugging the wind and the land, we had got round Iona and begun to come alongside Mull. The tide at the tail of the land ran... ...ed out on the north into a bay, and the bay again opened into the Sound of Iona; and it was the neighbourhood of this place that I chose to be my home... ...sight of the great, ancient church and the roofs of the people’s houses in Iona. And on the other hand, over the low country of the Ross, I saw smoke ... ...e and the company, till my heart burned. It was the same with the roofs of Iona. Altogether, this sight I had of men’s homes and comfortable lives, al... ...d, perhaps, by having said good-night to my next neighbours, the people of Iona. Charles the Second declared a man could stay outdoors more days in th... ...fishers aboard of it, came flying round that corner of the isle, bound for Iona. I shouted out, and then fell on my knees on the rock and reached up m... ...d. But the boat never turned aside, and flew on, right before my eyes, for Iona. I could not believe such wickedness, and ran along the shore from roc...

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...ekill (Macb. ii. 4. 33), “the cell of Columba,” now known as Icolmkill, or Iona. 270. Bracklinn’s thundering wave. This beautiful cascade is on the Ke... ...ng the residence of the Scottish kings, and the old abbey, which succeeded Iona as the place of royal sepulture, has been called “the Westminster of S...

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... it to my brother, and we are all going to see the Hebrides and Staffa and Iona.” “Not to take me all up there?” groaned poor Vera, in hor- ror. “Can’... ...ed that she would sink the Kittiwake. Over the sketches and photographs of Iona, she and Paulina became great friends, and Paula was admitted to hear ...

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...k, making the most of the failing light, and asked him whether the Monk of Iona equalled his expectations. Malcolm was not easy to draw out at first, ... ... Gilbert de Lannoy set forth for the survey of Palestine. Does the Monk of Iona tell what commodity of landing there may be on the coast?’ Malcolm had...

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..., and lying in a thin soft layer on roofs, horses’ backs, shoulders, caps. Iona Potapov, the sledge-driver, is all white like a ghost. He sits on the ... ...g uproar and hur- rying people, is bound to think. It is a long time since Iona and his nag have budged. They came out of the yard before dinnertime a... ...olor, and the bustle of the street grows noisier. “Sledge to Vyborgskaya!” Iona hears. “Sledge!” Iona starts, and through his snow-plastered eyelashes... ...repeats the officer. “Are you asleep? T o Vyborgskaya!” In token of assent Iona gives a tug at the reins which sends cakes of snow flying from the hor... ...ke legs, and hesitat- ingly sets of… . “Where are you shoving, you devil?” Iona immediately hears shouts from the dark mass shifting to and fro before... ...Anton Chekhov der looks at him angrily and shakes the snow off his sleeve. Iona fidgets on the box as though he were sitting on thorns, jerks his elbo... ...nst you or fall under the horse’s feet. They must be doing it on purpose.” Iona looks as his fare and moves his lips… . Apparently he means to say som... ...ay something, but nothing comes but a sniff. “What?” inquires the officer. Iona gives a wry smile, and straining his throat, brings out huskily: “My s... ...ly: “My son … er … my son died this week, sir.” “H’m! What did he die of?” Iona turns his whole body round to his fare, and says: “Who can tell! It mu...

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...D lies close in to the south-west corner of the Ross of Mull: the sound of Iona on one side, across which you may see the isle and church of Columba; ... ...e of safety, lie at anchor. I saw Earraid next from the stern thwart of an Iona lugger, Sam Bough and I sitting there cheek by jowl, with our feet upo... ...ng dulse from the rocks At times at fishing.” So, about the next island of Iona, sang Columba himself twelve hundred years before. And so might I have...

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...ooden cell which had been built long ago for another great ascetic, Father Iona, who had lived to be a hundred and five, and of whose saintly doings m...

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...ooden cell which had been built long ago for another great ascetic, Father Iona, who had lived to be a hundred and five, and of whose saintly doings m... ...rm and offi- cial epaulettes. The two younger daughters used to wear fash- ionable blue or green dresses, fitting tight at the back, and with trains a...