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...nded and much bemoaned of all; but yet of none so greatly as of a Germane lord, called Raisciac, as he that was amased at so rare vertue: his body be... ... was amased at so rare vertue: his body being recovered and had off, this Lord, led by a common curiositie, drew neere unto it, to see who it might ... ...f our forefathers, the same was cast in the teeth (as a reproach) unto the Lord of Montmord and Assigni, who defended Mouson, against the Earle of Na... ...en to Bellay: for Guicciardin affirmeth, that it was himselfe) when as the Lord of Escute, comming to parlie made his approaches unto it; for he did ... ...his fort, that whilest they were in parlie, a commotion being raised, the Lord of Escute and the troupes which came with him, in that tumult found h... ...ious or unlawfull we call upon his name and power. Indeed, he is our only protector, and of power to affoord us all manner of helpe and comfort; but ... ...s; did utterly lose the reliques of the Roman libertie, whereof they were protectors. The Lord of Anguien in the battell of Serisolles, as one despe... ...o be the hinges, and the third to be the threshold. Foure to a childe, as protectors of his bandels, of his drinke, of his meat, and of his sucking.... ...to be handled more tenderly. Let us recommend it unto that God who is the protector of Health and fountaine of all wisedome, but blithe and sociall:...

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... captain,” retorted the boots with a wink. “There’s nobody will touch your lordship’s money. I’m as safe as the bank,” he added; “but as the box is he... ...ded; “but as the box is heavy, I shouldn’t mind drinking something to your lordship’s health.” Silas pressed two Napoleons upon his acceptance, apolog... ...n, come in, Mr. Cassilis,” said he. “Another pro- tector – ahem! – another protector. Always welcome as a friend of my daughter’s, Mr. Cassilis. How t... ...man to his busi- ness, after all,” added he, “and if they’re awake, by the Lord, I may come by a supper honestly for this once, and cheat the devil.” ... ... smart tapes- try hung upon the walls, representing the crucifixion of our Lord in one piece, and in another a scene of shepherds and shepherdesses by... ...gneur, but Villon was hardened in that matter; he had made mirth for great lords before now, and found them as black rascals as himself. And so he de-...

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...welve Barons, & twenty reverend Bishops I have perform?d my Taske, and was espous?d, And humbly now upon my bended knee, In sight of England, and her Lordly Peeres, Deliver up my Title in the Queene To your most gracious hands, that are the Substance Of that great Shadow I did represent: The happiest Gift, that ever Marquesse gave, The Fairest Queene, that ever King receiv...

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... And humbly now vpon my bended knee, 18 In sight of England, and her Lordly Peeres, 19 Deliuer vp my Title in the Queene 20 To your ... ... I can expresse no kinder signe of Loue 26 Then this kinde kisse: O Lord, that lends me life, 27 Lend me a heart repleate with thankfulne... ...ite our thoughts. 31 Queen. Great King of England, & my gracious Lord, 32 The mutuall conference that my minde hath had, 33 By d... ...eeping ioyes, 42 Such is the Fulnesse of my hearts content. 43 Lords, with one cheerefull voice, Welcome my Loue. 44 All kneel. ... ...nes. 45 Queene. We thanke you all. Florish 46 Suf. My Lord Protector, so it please your Grace, 47 Heere are the Articles of... ... 45 Queene. We thanke you all. Florish 46 Suf. My Lord Protector, so it please your Grace, 47 Heere are the Articles of cont... ...will be lost ere long. Exit Humfrey. 154 Car. So, there goes our Protector in a rage: 155 ’Tis knowne to you he is mine enemy: 156 ... ...rds, for all this flattering glosse, 171 He will be found a dangerous Protector. 172 Buc. Why should he then protect our Soueraigne? 17... ...the Princes in the Land beside, 184 If Gloster be displac’d, hee’l be Protector. 185 Buc. Or thou, or I Somerset will be Protectors, 18...

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... chief of that band of Scottish chiv- alry who accompanied James, the Good Lord Douglas, on 6 The Talisman his expedition to the Holy Land with the h... ...hat the kingis wants were swyche, To the steward he spake privyliche— “Our lord the king sore is sick, I wis, After porck he alonged is; Ye may none f... ...as the heathen shrew. Before the king it was forth brought: Quod his men, ‘Lord, we have pork sought; Eates and sups of the brewis soote,[Sweet] Thoro... ... and let him see. He fell on knees, and made a cry— ‘Lo, here the head! my Lord, mercy!’” 10 The Talisman The cook had certainly some reason to fear ... ...ought in shippes and in barge, More gold and silver with me, Than has your lord, and swilke three. To his treasure have I no need! But for my love I y... ...hus void of means and of men, canst offer, as thou didst of late, to be my protector and security in the camp of thy brethren?” “Know, Saracen,” said ... ...- ing solemnly the verse of the Koran, “God be our guide, and Mohammed our protector, in the desert as in the watered field,” the whole cavalcade was ...

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... Lion Heart ready to become their captain, who, once afoot, would make the Lord Mayor tremble on his throne. In respect of dress and personal decorati... ... at the bidding of his chief, 72 Barnaby Rudge to resist and obstruct the Lord Mayor, sword bearer, and chaplain; to despise the authority of the she... ...ping in the sun in summer, and in the straw in winter time, sir—Hugh! Dear Lord, to keep a gentleman a waiting here through him!—Hugh! I wish that cha... ...usting girl, while you shrink, in your unworthiness, from her guardian and protector, and dare not meet the light of day. More than this I will not sa... ...empty air: for Edward was not present, and the father was quite alone. ‘My Lord Chesterfield,’ he said, pressing his hand ten derly upon the book as ... ...espeare was undoubt edly very fine in his way; Milton good, though prosy; Lord Bacon deep, and decidedly knowing; but the writer who should be his co... ...es than I can tell you, Hugh. 221 Charles Dickens Do look upon me as your protector, and rest assured, I entreat you, that on the subject of that ind...

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...s afflicted during the greater part of his life with an incurable disease. Lord Byron had a soul near akin to Rousseau’s, whose writ- ings naturally m... ...nce, might have bounded my ambition; could I have been the favorite of the lord and lady, the daughter’ s lover, the son’s friend, and protector of th... ...avorite of the lord and lady, the daughter’ s lover, the son’s friend, and protector of the neighbors, I might have been tolerably content, and sought... ...d to the expenses of the journey,” con- tinued our advisor, “his grace, my lord bishop, will not be 56 The Confessions backward, when once madam has ... ...uld endeavor to promote good actions, and that she would mention it to his lordship; but the meddling devil, who had some private interest in this aff... ... secret, though invol- untary wish to his disadvantage. T wo years ago, My Lord Marshal would have put my name in his will, which I took every method ... ..., far from being the corrupt- ers of her innocence we should have been the protectors of it. The circumstance which shortly afterwards befell me de- p... ...upport, was sorry to see me go from home, and sighed for the return of her protector. The affinity our hearts bore to each other, and the similarity o... ...insensi- bly accustomed people to imagine there was nothing more between a protector like him and a wretch like myself, than a connection founded upon...

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... envious Miss Briggs never spoke ill of her; high and mighty Miss Saltire (Lord Dexter’s granddaughter) allowed that her figure was genteel; and as fo... ...as hoops when pre- sented, and whether she was to have that honour: to the Lord Mayor’s ball she knew she was to go. And when at length home was reach... ...contrivances; and he was very witty regarding the number of Scotchmen whom Lord Minto, the Governor-General, patronised; and then he described a tiger... ...contrivances; and he was very witty regarding the number of Scotchmen whom Lord Minto, the Governor-General, patronised; and then he described a tiger... ...t down to dinner presently. They talked about war and glory, and Boney and Lord Wellington, and the last Gazette. In those famous days every gazette h... ...d per- mission to consider him for the future as her kind, kind friend and protector. Her behaviour was so affecting that he was going to write her a ... ...ent was owing to the remonstrances of Mr. Pitt Crawley, the only friend or protector Lady Crawley ever had, and the only person, besides her children,... ...yself agreeable—is it not a poor governess’s duty, who has not a friend or protector in the world? The Rector’s wife paid me a score of compliments ab... ...y who came forward so timidly and so gracefully to pay her respects to the protector of her friend. “What a complexion, my dear! What a sweet voice!” ...

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...maintaining himself in his new position, attached him more and more to his protector. It was, then, Dubois that the Chevalier de Lorraine made use of ... ...our of his exploits, was devoted to him. The young men regarded him as the protector of their de- bauches; for, notwithstanding his age, his conduct w... ...; so that he was able easily to play first fiddle, and to make for himself protectors who were interested in advancing him, in order that they might b... ...st of their seigneurs’ vassals to the field, either to fight against other lords, or in the armies that our kings used to assemble to combat their ene... ... his knowl- edge, offered to make a bet that he did not know who wrote the Lord’s Prayer. He defended himself as well as he was able, and succeeded in... ...n to him, and kindly whispered in his ear that Moses was the author of the Lord’s Prayer. Thus strengthened, Breteuil returned to the attack, brought,... ...ivial thing, pronounced emphatically that it was Moses who had written the Lord’s Prayer. The burst of laugh- ter that, of course, followed this, over... ... Poor Breteuil was for a long time at loggerheads with his friend, and the Lord’s Prayer became a standing re- proach to him. He had a friend, the Mar... ...icism. Chardon was sustained by his great reputation, and by the number of protectors he had made for himself. One morning he and his wife were in the...

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... the ladies discoursed most eloquently about poetry, and the theatres, and Lord Chesterfield’s Letters; and Mr. Calton followed up what everybody said... ...able alarm. ‘No stomach, ’ repeated Mrs. Tibbs, with a shake of the head. ‘Lord bless us! what an extraordinary case!’ gasped Mrs. Bloss, as if she un... ...bbs had been very shy of young-lady boarders. Her present inmates were all lords of the creation, and she availed herself of the opportunity of their ... ...anything like it before, I suppose?’ sug- gested Wisbottle. ‘No—except the Lord Lieutenant’s levees,’ replied O’Bleary. ‘Are they at all equal to our ... ...ought it?’ ‘I told you so, ’ said Wisbottle, in a most knowing whis- per. ‘Lord bless you, he has paid her most extraordinary attention for the last t... ...re totally un- heeded in consequence of the indisposition of his natu- ral protectors. That interesting child screamed at the top of his voice, until ...

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...alers. They seem to think the money sunk in you is a good investment. Good Lord! who can account for the fathomless folly of the public?’ ‘They’re a r... ...r-bottle, lan- yard, revolver, writing-case, housewife, gig-lamps, and the Lord knows what all. He used to fiddle about with ‘em and show us how they ... ...tation, or notoriety, accord- ing to the taste and fancy of the speller my lord.’ ‘I know that as well as you do. Give me credit for a little gumption... ...ted love-making in- side, and the fear of death atop of everything else, O Lord!’ He had ceased to look at the sketch, but was staring straight in fro... ...PTER X What’s you that follows at my side?— The foe that ye must fight, my lord.— That hirples swift as I can ride?— The shadow of the night, my lord.... ...or he was not unhandsome; it pleased her to be in a way and for a time his protector, and above all there were four thousand pounds to be handled by s...

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...In Twelve Books In Twelve Books In Twelve Books In Twelve Books by Alfred, Lord Tennyson Flos Regum Arthurus Flos Regum Arthurus Flos Regum Arthurus F... ...lassics Series Publication Idylls of the King: In Twelve Books by Alfred, Lord Tennyson is a publication of the Pennsylva- nia State University. Thi... ...trans- mission, in any way. Idylls of the King: In Twelve Books by Alfred, Lord Tennyson, the Pennsylvania State Univer- sity, Electronic Classics Ser... ............... 211 4 Tennyson Idylls of the King IN TWELVE BOOKS by Alfred, Lord Tennyson Flos Regum Arthurus (Joseph of Exeter) Dedication These to Hi... ... lingered there, A doubt that ever smouldered in the hearts Of those great Lords and Barons of his realm Flashed forth and into war: for most of thes... ...save, Yet save me!’ clung to him and hugged him close; And called him dear protector in her fright, Nor yet forgot her practice in her fright, But wro...

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... Mala, as he was called, resolved to behave well and worthily to serve his protector, but he saw in this myste- rious Council many men leading a disso... ...th the best of these pampered cats who lived un- der the protection of the lords of the Council; the poor Touranian, all simpleton and innocent as he ... ...ood archbishop, uneasy at the groans and “oh! oh’s!” of his clerk. “Ah! my Lord,” answered the poor priest, “I am wonder- ing how it is that so light ... ...ood man. “Oh! Mother of God! You will scold me, I know, my good master, my protector, because I have seen the lady of a cardi- nal at the least, and I... ...ce her, I will present thee with thirty angels from the poor-box.” “Ah! my lord, I should be losing too much,” replied the lad, emboldened by the trea... ...tle priest who, beneath his gown, had only the devil and love. He put on a lordly air, and saluted her with a courtesy by no means ungraceful; and the... ...ers have drinking shops in the town; be- sides, he is in the favour of his lord. Now I fancy to show you my gratitude for this so fine Abbey I owe you...

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...s of land.” “Oh! I believe the girls fancy that it is at least as large as Lord Coldhurst’s.” “Yes, I was in hopes that they would have heard nothing ... ...be nice friends for you. I met one of them before, when she was staying at Lord Rotherwood’s. But I am afraid your boxes are hardly come yet. Still, y... ...e others. “There is a lovely little chapel there, beautifully fitted up by Lord Rotherwood and Sir Jasper Merrifield, for the hamlet,” she said. “How ... ...om, and the word “Goody” passed between them. “T empered by respect for my Lord and Sir Jasper,” added Agatha. 20 Modern Broods “And avoiding St. Ken... ...s known was that there were Sir Jasper and Lady Merrifield, connections of Lord Rotherwood, who owned most of the Rockstone property, and who with his... ...to walk down together, though the little girl still adhered closely to her protector’s hand. “Poor Field’s little one? Yes, of course.” “But tell me! ... ...e her throw herself over Angela’s shoulder and hide her face; and when her protector tried to turn her round and reason her into courtesy, she began t...

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...n the wrong way, he mut- tered to his image in the glass: That a mug! Good Lord! what a looking mug!” Then, after a moment’s silence, “Wonder if that ... ...t like this. I’ll take her down, to the Queen’s taste. I’m lenient enough, Lord knows, but I don’t propose to be imposed upon all the time .” A few mo... .... I won’t have your kind about the place, not much. I’m easy-going enough, Lord knows, but I don’t propose to be imposed on all the time. Pack off, yo... ...ckly, there may be a chance.” “Act quickly! How?” demanded Annixter. “Good Lord! what can you do? We’re cinched already. It all amounts to just this: ... ...tive. “Get out!” he exclaimed, lifting his feet to the rung of the chair. “Lord love me, but I sure do hate a cat.” “By the way,” observed Osterman, “... ...r the I.O.O.F . hall. Young men, in shirt sleeves, with brown, wicker cuff-protectors over their forearms, and pencils behind their ears, bustled in f... ...minnow. He was a hero who stood between them all and destruction. He was a protector of her family. He was her champion. She began to mention him in h...

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...esians; terms of ceremony fly thick as oaths on board a ship; commoners my-lord each other when they meet – and urchins as they play marbles. And for ... ... here on the spot; such in plain terms the statement of Count Hatzfeldt to Lord Salisbury at home: that the neutrality of Apia was only “to prevent th... ...ained an excited conversa- tion. Balls flew; either faction, both happy as lords, spotting for the other in chance shots, and missing. One point is ch... ...s upon his guests. Long since he made a vow of chastity, – “to live as our Lord lived on this earth” and Polynesians report with bated breath that he ... ...in the bush. The father of Mataafa, while he lived, was a great friend and protector to all living creatures, and passed under the by-name of The King...

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...Jacques, set some chairs for these gentlemen. Come, stir your- self a bit. Lord bless you! if you were to stop there for a cen- tury, it would not bri... ...saw Benassis, “if the skill of the best of men could not save you, my dear lord, it was because it was ordained in heaven that you should pre- cede me... ...this determination was expected by many of the relatives.” “T ake it, dear lord!” she said; her emotion brought a tremor to her voice that went to the... ...e. You two have broken up almost the whole of the land on it yourselves.” “Lord! yes, sir,” answered the old woman, “it has been our doing! We have fa... ...r a long time, to-wit, a man-child, who in course of time be- came a great lord of the king’s. “That is the true story of The Courageous Hunchback Wom... ..., master of Holland, ruler of Spain, Portugal, and the Illyrian Provinces, protector of Germany, saviour of Poland, first eagle of the Legion of Honor...

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...y said to the gatekeeper, — “Take our thanks for your good intentions; the will must count for the deed; you had the will to save us, and that, in the... ... lead the way, and be quick.” Rosa and Cornelius exchanged glances. That of Rosa tried to express, — “There, you see?” That of Cornelius said, — “Let ... ...ress. Rosa hoped to overtake her messenger, a kind-hearted and honest lad, whom she would take with her, and who might at the same time serve her as a...

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...ation in my life) would have exhausted the combined pa- tronage of all the Lord Chancellors since the accession of the House of Brunswick, and would h... ... very comfortable. ‘“Leave the lamp,” said the baron. ‘“ Anything else, my lord?” inquired the domestic. ‘“The room,” replied the baron. The domestic ... ...the table till he wanted it, and tossing off a goodly measure of wine, the Lord of Grogzwig threw himself back in his chair, stretched his legs out be... ...on Mr Squeers said, in a solemn voice, ‘For what we have received, may the Lord make us truly thankful!’—and went away to his own. Nicholas distended ... ...the place had never prospered since. How frowning and how dark it looks!’ ‘Lord, my dear,’ replied Mrs Nickleby, ‘don’t talk in that way, or you’ll fr... ...nd happiness of home, and the trials we have to bear now; of our having no protector under all the slights and wrongs that poverty so much favours, an... ... when I am away ,’ replied Nicholas hur- riedly . ‘I am no help to you, no protector; I should bring you nothing but sorrow , and want, and suffering....

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...ge she had laid hands on he was still among the surviving sons of the late Lord Keith, of Gowanbrae, the date had not gone back far enough to establis... ...as she answered the readiest thing that occurred to her,—”He is brother to Lord Keith of Gowan-brae.” “Oh,” said Rachel, kneeling on meditatively , “t... ... root as the German herr,” readily responded Rachel, “meaning no more than lord and master; but there can be no doubt that the progress of ideas has l... ...h had impressed on Conrade and Francis that they were their mother’s prime protectors, and they regarded her bridle-rein as their post, keeping watch ... ..., and a face almost making game of himself, that his brother was com- ing! Lord Keith had been called to London on business, and would extend his jour... ...ficiency of her niece’s establishment, and she was moreover persuaded that Lord Keith must be bent on inspecting his brother’s choice, while even Rach... ... trembled with recollections of Indian horrors, looked wist- fully for her protector the Colonel, and murmured fears that her aunt must have been very... ...frisking little ones of the flock, was neither with her not with his chief protector, Rose. In a second or two, however, the step that to her had most...

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... to take greater liberty and stick closer to our work. I have seen a great lord of my time, a man of high enterprise and famous success, that without ... ..., threw away the remains of the Roman liberty, of which they were the sole protectors, by the precipitation and temerity where- with they killed thems... ... into the fire, and at last leaped into it himself. Ninachetuen, an Indian lord, so soon as he heard the first 35 Montaigne whisper of the Portuguese... ... the fore-mentioned vice of the fathers. And if a man should tell me, as a lord of very good under- standing once did, that “he hoarded up wealth, not... ...o dispose of them according to their own fancy. And I have known a certain lord, one of the principal officers of the crown, who, having in reversion ... ...withal, it cannot be denied but there is a manifest decadence in these two lords—[Martin du Bellay and Guillaume de Langey, brothers, who jointly wrot...

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...uffs, with which I won’t stay puzzling. She knew the Latin — that is, ‘the Lord’s prayer,’ And Greek—the alphabet — I ‘m nearly sure; She read... ...es with realities, And let few opportunities escape Of getting her liege lord into a scrape. Byron’s Don Juan “Canto One” 9 This was an easy... ...pon this head, I ‘m a plain man, and in a single station, But — Oh! ye lords of ladies intellectual, Inform us truly, have they not hen peck’d... ...Inez call’d some druggists and physicians, And tried to prove her loving lord was mad; But as he had some lucid intermissions, She next deci... ...is dam from Aragon): Then for accomplishments of chivalry, In case our lord the king should go to war again, He learn’d the arts of riding, fe... ... swimming eyes, Look’d on as if in doubt if they could trust Their own protectors; nor was their surprise Less than their grief (and truly n... ...afety, than his new order of St. Vladimir. The Moslem orphan went with her protector, For she was homeless, houseless, helpless; all Her frien...

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... of such customers; indeed as many as I could entertain. Here hath been my lord—,” and then she repeated over a catalogue of names and titles, many of... ... had before been against him. with which the parson concurred, saying, the Lord forbid he should be instrumental in committing an innocent person to d... ...e second mali cious attempt succeeded better than the first; for my land lord had no sooner received the young lady in his arms, than his feet, whic... ... —But yet, when I consider one thing”—“When you consider,” cries the land lord contemptuously—”Come, pray let’s hear what you con sider.”—”Why, it i... ...ething eagerly. “Hath not your ladyship heard it, then?” cries the land lord; “nay, like enough, for I heard it only a few minutes ago; and if I ha... ... the lady in secret, and without publickly assum ing the character of her protector. Nay, to prevent any other person from seeing him in this light, ... ...e wretch upon earth; if my dear aunt forsakes me, where shall I look for a protector?” “My dear niece,” cries she, “you will have a very good protecto... ...niece,” cries she, “you will have a very good protector in his lordship; a protector whom nothing but a hankering after that vile fellow Jones can mak...

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...mit so steep. And squire and maiden then glitter’ d As bright and gay as a lord, She seized the time for her present, And he to give her reward. 1803.... ...us have sport and kisses gone, T ruth thus pass’ d away. Once I seem’d the lord to be Of that prize so fair! Now, to our deep sorrow, we Can forget it... ...te. I have drunk; but have never thus relish’d the bowl! For wine makes us lords, and enlivens the soul, And loosens the trembling slave’s tong... ...hou it well? ’Tis there, ’tis there, That I with thee, protector, would repair! Know’st thou the mountain, and its cloudy bridge? ... ...urn’ d; the monarch cried: “Admit the old man yonder!” “All hail, ye noble lords to-night! All hail, ye beauteous dames! Star placed by star! What hea... ...had in this castle his dwelling, Where now ye are feasting the new-married lord, His grandson of whom we are telling. The Count as Crusader had blazon... ...at dearest of members. Shall He not for the future preserve us, and be our Protector? For ’tis in danger we learn to appreciate duly His Goodness. Thi... ... with bricks and mortar. But the others slumber ever, And the Angel, their protector, Gives before God’s throne this notice “T o the right and left al...

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...hould never have given our consent, so he acted quite by himself, wrote to Lord Thorndale, and never said a word, even to his sisters, till the thing ... ...esides, he is your neighbour—at least, his father is.’ ‘I suppose you know Lord Thorndale?’ said Mrs. Edmonstone, in explanation. ‘I have seen him onc... ...tte.’ ‘He kept him out of some scrape or other, continued Mr. Edmonstone. ‘Lord Thorndale was very much obliged to him, had him to stay at his house, ... ...uenced by the head of the Morville family, and of the hopes entertained by Lord Thorndale that this power would prove a valuable support to the rightf... ...Mamma!’ cried Amy, ‘could she have thought so?’ ‘I put in a gentle hint on Lord de Courcy’s existence, to which she answered, in her quick way, ‘O ay,... ...e reflected on these things, trembled for Laura, and felt himself her only protector; for his uncle was nobody, Mrs. Edmonstone was infatuated, and Ch...

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... will keep it as long as the world lasts. It was about 400 years after our Lord was born that the Romans were going and the English coming. 10 Young ... ...e was in the middle of the room. At dinner-time, about twelve o’clock, the lord and lady of the house sat upon cross-legged stools, and their children... ...add, “From the fury of the Northmen, 13 Charlotte M. Yonge good Lord deliver us.” To England these Northmen came in great swarms, and chief... ...EROUS KING was Alfred’s great-grandson, Edgar, who was owned as their over-lord by all the kings of the remains of the Britons in Wales and Scotland. ... ...eed them on all their best meat, and bread, and beer, and always call them Lord Danes. He made friends himself with the Northmen, or Normans, who had ... ...erally known as Barebones’ Par- liament. By these people he was named Lord Protector of 99 Charlotte M. Yonge England; and as his soldiers ... ...old, and the holy sacrament administered. For five years Cromwell was Lord Protector, but in the year 1658 he died, advising that his son Richard shou... ...t in the year 1658 he died, advising that his son Richard should be chosen Protector in his stead. Richard Cromwell was a kind, amiable gentleman, but...

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...near with reverential step, Caught him, where of mean estate might clasp His lord. “Glory of Latium!” he exclaim’d, “In whom our tongue its utmost pow... ...e, And in her act as sensibly impress That word, “Behold the handmaid of the Lord,” As figure seal’d on wax. “Fix not thy mind On one place only,” sai... ... free From his incitements and defeat his wiles. This last petition, dearest Lord! is made Not for ourselves, since that were needless now, But for th... ...its height of verdure, if an age Less bright succeed not! Cimabue thought To lord it over painting’s field; and now The cry is Giotto’s, and his name ... ...scend That steep, upon whose brow the chapel stands (O’er Rubaconte, looking lordly down On the well guided city,) up the right Th’ impetuous rise is ... ...to have been the wife of the Marchese Marcello Malaspina, one of the poet’s protectors during his exile. See Canto VIII. 133. CANTO XX v. 3. I dre...

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..................................... ....... 209 DOES THE RACE OF MAN LOVE A LORD?......................................................................... ... each other, dreaming dreams, comrading with kings and princes and stately lords and la dies in the flash and stir and splendor of noble palaces and ... ...APTER IX AT MIDNIGHT THEY SAT TOGETHER, grieving, and the angel of the Lord appeared in the midst transfigured with a radiance not of earth; and s... ...g that she can do to promote the happiness of him who she claims to be her protector will be omitted; all is invigorated by the animating sunbeams whi... ...e for me. Thou art to die with the name of traitor on thy brow! A. Then, O Lord, have mercy upon me; give me courage, give me grace and fortitude to s... ... thy doom is fixed, thou hast not confessed to Heaven or to me, my child’s protector—thou art to die. Ye powers of earth and heaven, protect and defen... ...wreck that that would happen to him if she only just mentioned his name. “Lord, we miss her so!” he said. Saturday afternoon I found I was taking out...

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...ing to a neighboring plantation, who had unintentionally gotten within his lordly domain in quest of fish; and in the other, an overseer blew out the ... ...of some advantage to me. He became quite attached to me, and was a sort of protector of me. He would not allow the older boys to impose upon me, and w... ... St. Michael’s— all calling themselves Christians! humble followers of the Lord Jesus Christ! But I am again digressing. 69 Narrative of the Life of ... ...s piety, with his own eyes. “Shall I not visit for these things? saith the Lord. Shall not my soul be avenged on such a na- tion as this?” A P A P A P... ...lass And scold, and swing the lash abhorred, And sell their brother in the Lord To handcuffed heavenly union. “They’ll read and sing a sacred song, A... ...ords of heavenly union. “We wonder how such saints can sing, Or praise the Lord upon the wing, Who roar, and scold, and whip, and sting, And to their ...

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...; — these bright fluviatile flowers, seen of Indians only, made beautiful, the Lord only knows why, to swim there! I could understand better, for this, ... ... the king’s game merely, but to hold and preserve the king himself also, the lord of creation, — not for idle sport or food, but for inspiration and o... ...aturalized in the localities where they grow. Rivers and lakes are the great protectors of such plants against the aggressions of the forest, by their...