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...gnificant addition to this version is the Lady Elfinhart, whose back-story and romance with Gawayne are tightly interwoven with the plot. (Summary by Jerome Lawsen)...

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...protectress. When thou art dismissed from this castle, repair to holy father Jerome, at the convent adjoining to the church of St. Nicholas, and make ... ... has taken sanctuary in St. Nicholas’s church,” replied the servant; “Father Jerome has brought the news himself; he is below with his Highness.” “Whe... ... knew aught of Isabella. While he was questioning her, word was brought that Jerome demanded to speak with him. Manfred, little suspecting the cause o... ...of her?” interrupted Manfred, eagerly. “Is at St. Nicholas’s altar,” replied Jerome. “That is no business of Hippolita,” said Manfred with confusion; ... ... the resolute Manfred, who could not help revering the saint—like virtues of Jerome; “my commission is to both, and with your Highness’s good—liking, ... ... more strongly spoke her observance of Manfred. “The Lady Isabella,” resumed Jerome, “commends her self to both your Highnesses; she thanks both for ... ...om plice of her flight, if not the cause of it — “ “The cause!” interrupted Jerome; “was a young man the cause?” “This is not to be borne!” cried Ma... ...ours.” “I would pray to heaven to clear up your uncharitable surmises,” said Jerome, “if your Highness were not sat isfied in your conscience how unj... ...he Princess to her duty.” “It is my duty to prevent her return hither,” said Jerome. “She is where orphans and virgins are safest from the snares and ...

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...xist. He took as his servant old Monsieur Galard’s man—Galard be- ing dead—Jerome, who can cook a little. Albert Savaron was all the more completely f... ...age lodges; then, of course, there are communications between my tiger and Jerome.” “And you gossip with Babylas?” “What would you have me do out ridi... ...curtains. He came out of his private room, to which no one is admitted, as Jerome informed me; the man did not go in, but merely knocked at the door. ... ...ht of the moon she saw a pair of arms stretched out from the kiosk to help Jerome, Albert’s servant, to get across the coping of the wall and step int... ...to get across the coping of the wall and step into the little building. In Jerome’s accomplice Rosalie at once recognized Mariette the lady’s-maid. “M... ...omplice Rosalie at once recognized Mariette the lady’s-maid. “Mariette and Jerome!” said she to herself. “Mariette, such an ugly girl! Certainly they ... ...terest and her little inherit- ance, not less than ten thousand francs. In Jerome’s eyes ten thousand francs could alter the laws of optics; he saw in... ... which surprised the country wench not a little. “Mariette,” said she, “is Jerome in his master’s confidence?” “I do not know, mademoiselle.” “Do not ... ... on. “Be quite easy; I shall not say a word to my mother, and you can meet Jerome as often as you please.” “But, mademoiselle,” said Mariette, “it is ...

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...ke her way as apprentice in a shop. Two years later he despatched his son, Jerome-Denis, to the same career. When his friends the carriers and those w... ...rue Saint-Denis. The history of the sister was that of the brother. Y oung Jerome-Denis Rogron entered the establishment of one of the largest wholesa... ...on, aged twenty-one, had risen to be forewoman at a thousand francs a year Jerome-Denis, with even better luck, was head-clerk at eighteen, with a sal... ... establishments in the quarter. Sylvie kept the books and did the writing. Jerome-Denis was master and head-clerk both. In 1821, af- ter five years’ e... ...es as by her cares), made her seem like a woman of fifty. At thirty- eight Jerome Rogron presented to the eyes of his customers the silliest face that... ...tive. Thus the two Rogrons thought constantly of their dear Provins. While Jerome sold his thread he saw the Upper town; as he piled up the cards on w... ...essaries, yet no one in Paris had finer furniture than they—in fancy. When Jerome walked the streets he stopped short, struck with admiration at the h... ...if they did not like her? Besides, wouldn’t they have to marry her? and if Jerome found a yoke-mate among the heiresses of Provins they ought to keep ... ...ins they ought to keep all their property for his children. A yokemate for Jerome, according to Sylvie, meant a stupid, rich and ugly girl who would l...

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...n. And perhaps it was the same politic drift that the devil whipped St. Jerome in a Lenten dream, for reading Cicero; or else it was a phantasm ... ...s, there is a vision recorded by Eusebius, far ancienter than this tale of Jerome to the nun Eustochium, and, besides, has nothing of a fever in it.... ...obscenities to receive the Gospel. Who finds not that Irenaeus, Epiphanius, Jerome, and others discover more heresies than they well confute, and th... ...s him as a schismatic and innovator, perhaps neither the Bohemian Huss and Jerome, no nor the name of Luther or of Calvin, had been ever known: the ...

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...ty of doctrine, faith, Sacraments, prayer, and works of love, etc., as St. Jerome writes that the priests at Alexandria together and in common governe... ...l sometimes did in sleep what it is wont to do (as also St. Augustine and Jerome among others confess), — still each one held the other in esteem, so... ...d and stay ordained [and that such ordination must not be changed], as St. Jerome writes of the Church at Alexandria, that at first it was governed i...

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...d at Jacobins, President, night of Thermidor, accused, banished. HERITIER, Jerome l’, shot at Versailles. 15 Index HOCHE, Sergeant Lazare, General ag...

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...E HISTORY OF A TYRANNY AT THE FALL of the Villele ministry, Monsieur Louis-Jerome Thuillier, who had then seen twenty-six years’ service as a clerk in... ...cried Madame Thuillier. “I have always looked for a crisis of this kind in Jerome’s life,” replied the old maid, with a protecting air. Mademoiselle T... ...nd his sister were children of the head porter at the ministry of finance. Jerome had escaped, thanks to his near-sightedness, all drafts and conscrip... ...st step of the bureaucratic hierar- chy. The old man died in 1814, leaving Jerome on the point of becoming sub-director, but with no other fortune tha... ...eir only means of support; having spent what prop- erty they had in giving Jerome the education required in these days, and in supporting both him and... ... exiled families ruined by the Revolution. Pressed between the two floods, Jerome thought himself lucky not to have been dismissed under some frivolou... ...hen the phenomenon of the change was accomplished, and the sister saw that Jerome had borne it fairly well, she found him other cares and occupations ... ...her as Mademoiselle d’Orleans believed in Louis-Philippe. She was proud of Jerome; she expected to see him the director-general of his department of t... ...so far, we have seen only the life (and we may call it the public life) of Jerome Thuillier. Marie-Jeanne-Brigitte Thuillier, four years older than he...

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...!” And they judge all my works! Fine fellows! It was also like this for St. Jerome when he translated the Bible. Everyone was his master. He alone wa...

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...hath not seen, nor ear heard, neither hath entered into the heart of man.” Jerome raises the question why Paul called them churches that were no churc... ... taken better hold of the Word they could not have been removed so easily. Jerome thinks that Paul is playing upon the name Galatians, deriving it fro... ... the other, let us lose a friend and brother, rather than God, our Father. Jerome, who understood not this passage, nor the whole epistle for that mat... ...rse for us: for it is written, Cursed is every one that hangeth on a tree. Jerome and his present-day followers rack their miserable brains over this ... ...ings of the ancient fathers. Augustine understood the difference somewhat. Jerome and others knew nothing of it. The silence in the Church concerning ... ...ws on none of the other churches to which he wrote. 143 Martin Luther St. Jerome and others of the ancient fathers allege this infir- mity of Paul’s ... ...infir- mity of Paul’s to have been some physical defect, or concupiscence. Jerome and the other diagnosticians lived at a time when the Church enjoyed... ...rve no good purpose, that you neglect the most important thing, love.” St. Jerome says: “We wear our bodies out with watching, fasting, and labor and ...

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...e the ancient dead. And he came 27 Thackeray to the wicket, which Brother Jerome was opening just at the dawning. And the crowd was already waiting w...

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...trash; Too servile and illiberal for me. When all is done, divinity is best: Jerome’s Bible, Faustus; view it well. [Reads.] Stipendium peccati mors e...

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...ons The Muse of the Department Cesar Birotteau 55 Balzac Cardot, Jean-Jerome-Severin A Start in Life Lost Illusions A Distinguished Provinc...

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..., as I said before, and I repeat it, that is our last hope.” Monsieur Jean-Jerome-Severin Cardot had been a widower six years. As head-clerk of the Co... ... Beatrix The Unconscious Humorists The Member for Arcis Cardot, Jean-Jerome-Severin Lost Illusions A Distinguished Provincial at Paris A B...

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...e I went to Paris, mother?” said Sauviat. “I shall have to go back there.” Jerome-Baptiste Sauviat, a man in whose eyes money seemed to constitute the... ...capabilities and value, in order that he might derive some profit from it. Jerome Colorat found nothing but waste land utterly barren, woods unavailab...

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...’t want it. You know the vast cynicism of my view of affairs, and how readily and (as some people say) with how much gusto I take the darker view? Why...

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...he Descoings and inherited by Rouget, was a Holy Family by Albano, a Saint-Jerome of Demenichino, a Head of Christ by Gian Bellini, a Virgin of Leonar... ...epartment Cesar Birotteau At the Sign of the Cat and Racket Cardot, Jean-Jerome-Severin A Start in Life Lost Illusions 274 The Two Brothers A Di...

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...day if you care to make an instructive pilgrimage along the Quais from old Jerome’s stall by the Pont Notre Dame to the Pont Royal. You will find them... ... Beatrix The Unconscious Humorists The Member for Arcis Cardot, Jean-Jerome-Severin A Start in Life Lost Illusions A Bachelor’s Establishm...

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...eing the hardest to keep: “Diaboli virtus in lumbis est,” says St. Jerome. We have, doubtless, resigned to the ladies the most difficult and m... ...or ordinem nescit.” [“Love ignores rules.” (Or:) “Love knows no rule.”—St. Jerome, Letter to Chyomatius.] Doubtless his conduct is much more graceful ...

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...vernment Clerks Ursule Mirouet Scenes from a Courtesan’s Life Sechard, Jerome-Nicholas T wo Poets Sechard, David T wo Poets A Distinguished ...