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...its study by theguidance of a certain Perugino, At the instigation of this patron, he came to Florence while still o youth; and here, under the influ-... ...ered. A dance, with music by Kubens, will follow the program. About eighty patronesses will be present from l)othTroyandA 1ba ny ,ainongwhorn will be ... ... to make this concert a great success. An invitation dance arranged by the patronesses will be held after the concert in Mahaiwe hall. A special car f... ... on Wednesday at I p. m. The men taking the trip will be the guests of the patronesses and will return in a special car on Thurs- day, arriving in Wil... ... with the clubs to a tea at the residence of Mrs. J. R. McComb, one of the patronesses, after which the men were entertained for dinner by the patrone... ...the Y. M. C. A. meeting held last evening in Jesup Hall spoke on the text "Saints shall judge the world." A saintmay be defined as a man of purpose wh... ...ow the player what he should do. He sets the pace. Just so, men of purpose—saints—must set n pace, ns have men in history, as indeed did Christ. The t...

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...s and lan- guage of Queen Anne’s time, must not omit the Dedication to the Patron; and I ask leave to inscribe this volume to your Lordship, for the s... ...ir, longing to see that fair lady and her children—that kind protector and patron: and only fearful lest their welcome of the past night should in any... ... to London, and to a fine square called Covent Gar- den, near to which his patron lodged. Mr. Holt, the priest, took the child by the hand, and brough... ...ared to Lord Castlewood, and caused him to turn to the one true church. No saints ever come to you.” And Harry Esmond, because of his promise to Fathe... ...have left a parishioner’s dying bed, if summoned to play a rubber with his patroness at Castlewood. Sometimes, when they were pretty comfortable toget... ...rcumstances when they happened un- der his eyes: only being aware that his patron and his mistress were in some trouble, which had caused the flight o... ...that, old as she was, she was for ever expecting, by the good of- fices of saints and relics, to have an heir to the title of Esmond. Harry Esmond was... ...was the Pagans began it,” cried the lad, and began to instance a number of saints of the Church, from the proto-mar- tyr downwards—”this one’s fire we... ...upon the young man’s mind. When his early credulity was disturbed, and his saints and virgins taken out of his worship, to rank little higher than the...

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...s and lan- guage of Queen Anne’s time, must not omit the Dedication to the Patron; and I ask leave to inscribe this volume to your Lordship, for the s... ... His life was changed by that stroke of the sword which destroyed his kind patron’s. As he lay in prison, old Dr. Tusher fell ill and died; and Lady C... ...w. Thomas Tusher wrote to Esmond, as he lay in prison, announcing that his patroness had conferred upon him the living his reverend father had held fo... ...tionate intercourse and passionate fidelity! Harry would have died for his patron, and was held as little better than his murderer: he had sacrificed,... ..., and she talked about giv- ing him alms as to a menial! The grief for his patron’s loss; the pains of his own present position, and doubts as to the ... ...like that of a saint in heaven, madam,” he cried out. “Eh!—mon neveu. Many saints get to heaven after having a deal to repent of. I believe you are li...

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...s and lan- guage of Queen Anne’s time, must not omit the Dedication to the Patron; and I ask leave to inscribe this volume to your Lordship, for the s... ...aide-de-camp and military secretary, that Esmond could not resist his kind patron’s entreaties, and again took the field, not attached to any regiment... ...r. Holt, the influence of his Clotilda, and the blessing of heaven and the saints,” says my lord, demurely, “to change his religion, and be received i... ...; and that his mother and sister should have his lordship’s prayers to the saints (an inestimable benefit, truly!) for their conversion. If Esmond had... ...d know, as I would have all the world know, what we owe to our kinsman and patron.” And then in her touching way, and having hold of her daughter’s ha... ...and Brandon, who for family reasons had kindly promised his protection and patron- age to Colonel Esmond, he had other great friends in power now, bot... ...e in the person of a fair maid of honor of her Majesty’s; and the airs and patronage Mr. Swift gave him- self, forgetting gentlemen of his country who...

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...f the young man is a sordid New Yorker.” “New Yorkers have been munificent patrons of art!” he answered, urbanely. For a moment I was alarmed. Was thi... ...aics, majolica dishes, and little worm-eaten diptychs covered with angular saints on gilded back- 17 Henry James grounds, our hostess enjoyed the dig... ...ecently listen to. He may be a little cracked, but he’s one of the blessed saints.” “Eh!” cried the man, “the blessed saints were all a little cracked... ...of statu- ettes. “I perceive by your conversation, signore, that you are a patron of the arts. Allow me to request your honourable attention for these... ...id that he would greet me with fierce reproaches, as the cruelly officious patron who had turned his contentment to bitterness, and I was relieved to ...

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...of ambition in its subversion. As matters stood in the spring of 1834, the patron of each benefice, acting under the severest restraints— restraints w... ... something more. They desired for the church that she should become a lady patroness; that she should give as well as take away; that she should wield... ... be accomplished? Openly to translate upon the church the present power of patrons—that were too revolutionary, that would have exposed its own object... ...tion popular, circuitously to make it ecclesiastical. Yet, if the existing patrons of church benefices should see them- selves suddenly denuded of the... ...ides itself into several successive acts. The ini- tial act belongs to the patron of the benefice: he must ‘present;’ that is, he notifies the fact of... ...th, still the ludicrous aspects of the Parliamentary war, and its fighting saints, were too striking to have perished. If not in a narrative form, the... ... the combination of such fabulous beings in the same groups with glorified saints and angels, as there is to the combination, by a painter or a sculpt...

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...f the words of God is not to be tolerated. Secondly, you ask if the departed saints intercede for us. Regarding the first question, you can give the p... ...th these block heads; and just as St. Paul brags against his madly rav ing saints, I will brag over these asses of mine! They are doctors? Me too. T... ...e to the German tongue. Ah, translating is not every one’s skill as some mad saints think. A Martin Luther’s “Open Letter on T ranslating” 12 right, ... ...” (if God grants me grace). On the other question as to whether the departed saints intercede for us. For the present I am only going to give a brief ... ...ling). First, you know that under the papacy it is not only ta ught that the saints in heaven intercede for us even though we cannot know this as th... ... such but the saints have been made into gods, and that they are to be our patrons to whom we should call. Some of them have never existed! T o each...

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...as sold the merit of Christ, together with the superfluous mer its of all saints and of the entire Church, etc. All these things [and every single o... ...of the Pope, but through the preaching of God’s Word. Of the Invocation of Saints. The invocation of saints is also one of the abuses of Anti christ ... ...sandfold better [and surer, so that we are not in need of calling upon the saints]. And although the angels in heaven pray for us (as Christ Himself a... ...angels in heaven pray for us (as Christ Himself also does), as also do the saints on earth, and per haps also in heaven, yet it does not follow thenc... ... it does not follow thence that we should invoke and adore the angels and saints, and fast, hold festivals, celebrate Mass in their honor, make offer... ...nd in still other ways serve them, and regard them as helpers in need [as patrons and intercessors], and divide among them all kinds of help, and asc...

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...that some of your remarks are injudiciously worded. And thus we say to our patrons, when they enter our office full of abuse of us because of some wor... ...he not? Yes, promises very well indeed, I may say. (So, too, we say to our patrons in reference to some noble little young- ster objected to for being... ...y gentleman (in such terms, to an applicant for service, we allude to some patron we chance to have in our eye), supposing, respected sir, that worthy... ...outh directly, worthless enough.” “Admitted. And, therefore, we say to our patrons return- ing with a boy alleged not only to be deficient in goodness... ...th it, respected sir. From that analogy we derive the reply made to such a patron as, shortly after being supplied by us with an adult servant, propos... ...three thrones on the dais, as for the three kings of Cologne, those patron saints of the barber), “sir, you say you trust men. Well, I suppose I might...

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...es by prefaces, biased by recommendations, dazzled with the names of great patrons, wheedled with fine reasons and pretences, or troubled with excuses... ...’s age, No more with crambo entertain the stage. Who now in anagrams their patron praise, Or sing their mistress in acrostic lays? Even pulpits please... ...tted these two:— Vain wits and critics were no more allow’d, When none but saints had licence to be proud. THE RAP THE RAP THE RAP THE RAP THE RAPE OF... ...and mortuary guinea: Gazettes sent gratis down, and frank’d, For which thy patron’s weekly thank’d: A large Concordance, bound long since: Sermons to ... ...d, With boundless power unbounded virtue join’d, His own strict judge, and patron of mankind. Much-suffering heroes next their honours claim, Those of... ... 20 Shrines! where their vigils pale-eyed virgins keep, And pitying saints, whose statues learn to weep! Though cold like you, unmoved and sile... ...l whom I loved a man. 70 Dim and remote the joys of saints I see; Nor envy them that heaven I lose for thee. How oft, when pres... ... the lamps grew pale: Heaven scarce believed the conquest it survey’d, And saints with wonder heard the vows I made. Yet then, to those dread altars a... ...fungar inani Munere!’ VIRG. Dorset, the grace of courts, the Muses’ pride, Patron of arts, and judge of nature, died. The scourge of pride, though san...

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...lly a personage of privileged free- dom, comely presence, and good-humour. Patronized by him the characters of the company were placed in ready contra... ...I passed under the east oriel window of the old mansion, where all the old saints and his- tories and such-like are painted. It was not the common pat... ...nd than thine enemy. Thou art right; I can prefer thee to the service of a patron who has enough of means to make us both, and an hundred more. And, t... ...h so mean a gentle- man as V arney , being as I am, wife to his master and patron?” “Nay, madam,” replied Janet Foster, “your ladyship knows better th... ... It was not from but of your noble husband, and my approved and most noble patron, that I am led, and indeed bound, to speak.” “The theme is most welc... ...rne, That respectable character was not long of ap- pearing before his new patron, but it was with downcast looks. “Thou hast lost the scent,” said Va... ...o the advancement of the holy Millennium?” “Millennium is the reign of the Saints,” said Foster, some- what doubtfully. “Say it is the reign of the Sa...

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... prints, representing the sufferings of the Saviour, and the martyrdoms of saints, hung on the wall; and behind the crucifix there was a good copy of ... ...etained a genuine life; they filled the transepts with a radiant throng of saints and angels, and threw around the high altar a faint reflection—as mu... ...e,” said Donatello. “I tremble at those aw- 76 The Marble Faun V ol 2 ful saints; and, most of all, at the figure above them. He glows with Divine wr... ...his angels look as if they had never taken a flight out of heaven; and his saints seem to have been born saints, and always to have lived so. Young ma... ...obe, has made a stain which eats into her life.” “Then, in the name of her patron saint,” exclaimed the picture dealer, “why don’t she get the robe ma... ...a terrible lack of variety in their sub- jects. The churchmen, their great patrons, suggested most of their themes, and a dead mythology the rest. A q... ...s, Pietas, Noli-me-tangeres, or the Sacrifice of Abraham, or martyrdoms of saints, origi- nally painted as altar-pieces, or for the shrines of chapels... ...us of their unworthi- ness, they asked the mediation of their sympathizing patron, who, on the score of his ancient martyrdom, and after many ages of ...

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...could give England the happy days they talk of her having enjoyed under my patron St. Ed- ward; but, as thou knowest, Richard, the authority he held, ... ...great Apostle himself, as one of the hallowing 32 The Prince and the Page patrons of the Abbey—nay, since at least his relics were en- tire and undou... ...ant dis- play of devotion, might be propitiated into becoming a valu- able patron amid intercessor; still less did it present itself to him as a pagea... ...nty as the elder mendicants averred had been given when Prince Edward (the saints defend him!) had been weighed at five years old, and, to avert ill l... ...ce King Godfrey of blessed memory, but he has bad luck, ever bad luck. The Saints forefend, but I trow he will listen to some crazy counsel from Rome,... ...e of France; and if earth is to have no better than such as it pleases the Saints to leave in it, it will not be worth staying in much longer.” “My Lo... ...uching his poor little daughter, in case of his death or frenzy, which the Saints of their mercy forefend, I would entreat you of your goodness to pla... ... candle to St. James to that effect, hoping to induce him to turn away his patronage from the family. Every one, knight or squire, shrank away from Ri... ...at are we but crusaders too, boy? ’Tis all service against the Moslem! Thy patron saint sent thee to me to-day from special care for thy safety.” “How...

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...our cardinals,” and the master, with sorrow, began to pray St. Gatien, the patron saint of Innocents, to save his servant. He made him kneel down besi... ... in fact there was no sleep could stand against it, and it is certain that saints must sleep very soundly. From this busi- ness, without any other mys... ...uch offence.” Thereupon the good old abbot, who was of that flesh of which saints are made, and who had great authority in the country of Touraine, te... ...ervant told him that the canon, hearing the bells of St Maurice, the first patron of Notre Dame, ring for matins, he had gone out of reverence to the ... ...h,” said the constable, hearing the name of a saint who was not one of his patrons, “I have a Charles on my head!” Then, without touching his wife, he... ...“Yes,” said she. “By St. Gatien, St. Eleuther, and by the thousand million saints who are in heaven, I swear that—” “Ah! Well; if you are not jesting ... ...ne of the acts of his life, which proves with what fervour he imitated the saints in the division of their goods and mantles, which they gave formerly...

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... dark, bushy bearded, wild of aspect and attire, whom artists convert into saints or as- sassins, according as their pictorial purposes demand. “Miria... ...ts what they might, Miriam’s pic- tures met with good acceptance among the patrons of mod- ern art. Whatever technical merit they lacked, its absence ... ...an of old Rome, who hid himself in order to spy out and betray the blessed saints, who then dwelt and worshipped in these dismal places. Y ou have hea... ...marvels of this kind. “These eyes of mine never beheld him, signorina; the saints forbid!” answered the guide. “But it is well known that he watches n... ...the old pagan phantom that I told you of, who sought to betray the blessed saints!” “Yes; it is a phantom!” cried Donatello, with a shudder. “Ah, dear... ... men make their appeal. It is com- posed of a very limited body of wealthy patrons; and these, as the artist well knows, are but blind judges in matte... ...obe, has made a stain which eats into her life.” “Then, in the name of her patron saint,” exclaimed the picture dealer, “why don’t she get the robe ma... ...a terrible lack of variety in their sub- jects. The churchmen, their great patrons, suggested most of their themes, and a dead mythology the rest. A q... ...us of their unworthi- ness, they asked the mediation of their sympathizing patron, who, on the score of his ancient martyrdom, and after many ages of ...

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...ks us to find a fine writer in anticipating the future canonization of his patron, and his instalment amongst the heavenly hosts, begging him to keep ... ...doption made him, to all intents and purposes of law, the son of his great patron; and doubt- less, in a short time, this adoption would have been app... ...,” says Salmasius, “verberando scilicet militi qui deliquisset.” We are no patrons of corporal chastisement, which, on the contrary, as the vilest of ... ...cient to sustain the popular regard, but not brilliant enough to throw his patron into the shade. For the rest, his vices were of a nature not greatly... ...lameless fancy; but in his anxi- ety that his runners should emulate their patron winds, and do credit to the names which he had assigned them, he is ... ... no such wide chasm between this pagan supersti- tion and the adoration of saints in the Romish church, as at first sight appears. The fault is purely...

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...es,” said he, “I am very much obliged to you; you have done me a service; it would have been a theft.” There are many (not Catholics merely) who requi... ...ve been a theft.” There are many (not Catholics merely) who require their heroes and saints to be infallible; to these the story will be painful; not ...

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...er a para- lytic affection. The tutor awakened as from a dream. He saw his patron dead, and that his patron’s only remaining child, an elderly woman, ... ...nts which had long slumbered, he opened a little school, and supported his patron’s child for the rest of her life, treating her with the same humble ... ...ologer, and seemed to doubt if he had rightly understood his answer to his patron. “I am afraid, sir,” said Mannering, turning towards him, “you may b... ... had a vote upon Ellangowan’s property; and he was now determined that his patron should have one also, there being no doubt which side Mr. Bertram wo... ...and they set forth on their journey to seek new settle- ments, where their patrons should neither be of the quo- rum, nor custos rotulorum. Certain qu... ...mass is singing, From thee doff thy mortal weed, Mary Mother be thy speed, Saints to help thee at thy need;— Hark! the knell is ringing. Fear not snow...

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...pographi- cal fact was of some advantage in advertising her rooms; but the patrons of the worthy widow were not exactly of the fash- ionable kind. Suc... ...rloc was susceptible to these fascinations. Mr V erloc was an intermittent patron. He came and went without any very apparent reason. He generally arr... ... taken into her retirement an ideal of gentlemanliness as exhibited by the patrons of pri- vate-saloon bars. Mr V erloc approached that ideal; he atta... ...he dishes in the basement kitchen, and to black the boots of the gentlemen patronising the Belgravian mansion. There was obviously no future in such w... ...ect grasp upon humanity—to artists, politicians, thinkers, re- formers, or saints. A despicable emotional state this, against which solitude fortifies... ... sudden and alert mistrust of the weapon in his hand. CHAPTER VI T he lady patroness of Michaelis, the ticket-of-leave apostle of humanitarian hopes, ...

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...aning over, prying into his doings, had the brunt thereof.” “Thanks to the saints that no further harm was done,” ejaculated the lady shuddering, whil... ...and the nation.” “There is happily no murder in the case. Praise be to the saints,” said Countess Alice, “your little maid—” “Aye, that’s what they sa... ...shaken. “Well a day!” said Lady Whitburn, softened for a moment, “what the Saints will must be, I trow; but it is hard, and I 21 Charlotte M. Young s... ...she was very little more enlightened in her ideas of what would please the Saints, or what they could do for her, than were the old heathen of some un... ... Scripture history, generally clothed in rhyme, and versified lives of the Saints, were read aloud at meal-times in the refectory, and Grisell became ... ... venerable Bede, though to both Ridley and Grisell he was only a name of a patron saint. The harbour formed by the mouth of the river Wear was a marve... ...clerkly youth, who reminded him of little Bernard, and who, later, was the patron of his nephew, the famous Nicolas. He had thus set out on pilgrimage... ...of Hun- gary, whom the Peninsular Isabels reckoned as their name- sake and patroness. It was a pattern which would require fresh pricking out, 138 ...