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...jo, Quijotoa, Uintah, Sonora, Laredo, Uncompahgre—to him they were so many symbols. It was his West that passed, unrolling there before the eye of his... ...tails came throng- ing back—the component parts of his poem, the signs and symbols of the West. It was there, close at hand, he had been in touch with... ...ent—a trinity of great industries, taking their rise in a 39 Frank Norris religious rite. Abruptly, as if in confirmation, Presley heard the sound of... ...The People have but to say ‘No,’ and not the strongest tyranny, political, religious, or financial, that was ever organised, could sur- vive one week.... ...Gingerbread Fair. Why, you are not up to date, Lyman. This is a sacred and religious rite,—an important public event.” “Of course, of course,” murmure... ...hey passed through the lamentable desolation of the withered, brown vines, symbols of perished hopes and abandoned effort, and Annixter swore between ...

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...s sermons and devotional appear- ance were, to the young girl’s heart, the symbols of all that was sacred, and all that was refined, and that the thou... ...er discipline, danger, suffering, and responsibility, had become earnestly religious. There had besides been his Colonel’s in- fluence on him, and on ... ... 245 Beechcroft At Rockstone Refined, studious, and sensitive, thoroughly religious- minded, and of a high tone of thought, his aspirations had been ... ... I ought to stand up for her. You see the man is really good at heart, and religious, and he is taking out this chaplain. The cli- mate, mountains, an... ...ic- ing his own predilections for the sake of duty. He is a right- minded, religious, sensible man, his own master, and with no connections to take um...

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... was discernible even to Olive’s very limited sense of humour. It was not so religious as going to evening service at King’s Chapel; but it was the ne... ...ur freedom is essential, and that there is no freedom for you and me save in religiously not doing what you will often be asked to do—and I never!’ Mi... ...as yet ultimate and remote, but preceded by the solemn vista of an effort so religious as never to be wanting in ecstasy, became tremendously familiar... ... They were discussing their affairs, which had nothing to do with the heroic symbols that 190 The Bostonians surrounded them; but their affairs had s... ...much impressed by his manner and by the novelty of a man taking that sort of religious tone about such a cause. It told her on the spot, from one minu...

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...ree with you, Master Pathfinder, therefore, in saying, if you want a truly religious man, go to sea, or go into the woods.” “Uncle, I thought seamen h... ... no time ought he to be ashamed or afraid to carry about him the signs and symbols of his honorable trade. Had you much discourse with Mabel, Pathfind... ...being to be estimated at its just value. He would have given treasures for religious conso- lation, and yet he knew not where to turn to seek it. He t... ...at they say to be over- heard.” Although the idea of her uncle’s affording religious conso- lation by the side of a death-bed certainly never obtruded... ..., and will harm none of you.” “Tut, tut, Magnet!” put in Cap; “this sounds religious, per- haps, or like a book of poetry; but it does not sound like ... ...iness and distrust at his heart; for, whatever may be the varieties of our religious creeds, let us depend on the mediation of Christ, the dogmas of M...

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...her away as far as I am concerned; and when I see what noble character and religious feeling there is with that indomitable pride and temper, I am the... ...h to the Prae-Raffaelites. Oh! she is walking Prae-Raffaelitism her- self. Symbols and emblems! Unfortunate John! Symbolic suggestive teaching, speaki... ...fluenced Theodora far more than I thought possible. To her he ascribes her religious tone. If he is right, my mistake in neglecting her has been worse... ...ield’s. I don’t think it is respectable!’ ‘It is very strange, so good and religious as she is.’ ‘Where is the use of her religion if it does not brin... ...ul things; and though I believe trials will in time teach her to bring her religious principle to bear on her faults, I see that it was an egregious e... ...on, but he knew it was his penalty, and must submit. If there was but some religious house to which he could retire for the intermediate space; for he...

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...young season the stronger nature grafted by her education fixed her to the religious duty of obeying and pleasing her father, in contempt, almost in a... ...lt only that she had lost herself somewhere, and she had neither sleep nor symbols, nothing but a sense of infinite strangeness, as though she were bo... ...n. ‘Then he ought to be supported,’ said Beauchamp. ‘In the dissensions of religious bodies it is wise to pat the weaker 134 Beauchamp’s Career party... ...r was a con- trast to the young Englishman’s vacant gaze at Diane, and the symbols of her goddesship running along the walls, the bed, the cabinets, e... ... life-time. These men of their so-called progress are like the majority of religious minds: they can’t believe without seeing and touching. That is to...

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... were too much for our belief. This sys- tem—which has often comforted the religious sceptic, and substituted the consolations of Strauss for those of... ...ion of ships, the Amphiktyonic convocations, the mu- tual frequentation of religious festivals, the Oriental and Egyptian veins of religion, &c., fami... ... whatever cause there might be to blame his machines in a philosophical or religious view, 38 The Iliad of Homer they are so perfect in the poetic, t... ...Who mows whole troops, and makes all T roy retire. Be this, O mother, your religious care: I go to rouse soft Paris to the war; If yet not lost to all... ...of god of music, while the arrows with which he and his sister were armed, symbols of sudden death in every age, no less naturally procured him that o... ...d characteris- tic in the Grecian Mythology; it explains, according to the religious ideas familiar to the old epic poets, both the distin- guishing a...

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...sians, always curious, always affected by funereal display, looked on with religious silence while the splendid procession accompanied to their last a... ...efort, Franz, and a few near relatives alone entered the sanctuary. As the religious ceremonies had all been performed at the door, and there was no a... ...rs!” “Poor Eugenie!” said Danglars; “do you know she is going to embrace a religious life?” “No.” “Alas, it is unhappily but too true. The day after t... ...k on this modern Babylon, which equally engages the contem- plation of the religious enthusiast, the materialist, and the scoffer, — “Great city,” mur... ...ented four bending figures, similar to the Caryatides, the forms of women, symbols of the angels aspiring to heaven. He placed the casket on the table...

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...d repeat his dreary arithmetic a second time; for they were unaware of his religious obligation, following the hour of the district, to inform them of... ...nged into these new spangle, candle and high singing services; was all for symbols, harps, effigies, what not. Lady Wathin’s counte- nance froze in he... ...asped sacred volumes: every invitation to meditate in luxury on an ascetic religiousness. She depreciated her sketching powers. ‘I am impatient with m...

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...n had promised himself to indulge in sleeping as soundly as he had formerly slept lightly; but with whatever good faith D’Artagnan had made himself th... ...es have gone too!” “Well, my dear Mousqueton, refresh your memory.” “With what day shall I begin?” “Eh, pardieux! begin with Sunday; that is the Lord’... ...134 Ten Years Later – V ol. 1 who will do the duty of our almonry, and who, we are assured, speaks very well, which will keep us awake, whereas our pr... ...end,” added Parry. D’Artagnan bowed. “Y ou have still something to say, Parry,” replied Henrietta, smiling upon D’Artagnan, while addressing the old s... ... hailed with a boisterous shout of laughter; by degrees the promenaders had been attracted by the exclamations of the two disputants around the ar- bo... ...hrough the vapors of incense which mounted to the heavens in blue fleeces, and clouds of rose-leaves fluttered as high as the first stories. Above all...

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...towards night-fall; for I cherish the greatest respect towards everybody’s religious obligations, never mind how comical, and could not find it in my ... ...t I have heard hunters who have declared them akin to Free-Mason signs and symbols; that the whale, indeed, by these methods intelligently conversed w... ...hat all men’s minds and opinions but Loose- Fish? What is the principle of religious belief in them but a Loose-Fish? What to the ostentatious smuggli...

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...e tear! Anticipating that it will eventually be hung up among our national symbols, I proceed. The drum of Hillford entered the Brookfield grounds as ... ...hose who had studied her said, perhaps with a touch of malignity, that her religious instinct had its source in a desire to gain some place of interce... ... to interfere between his English wife and their child in such a matter as religious training. “What happened?” said Wilfrid, vainly seeking for per- ...

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...ed and wrought into heraldic grotesqueness. Holroyd tried to elucidate his religious beliefs, and—especially after whisky—lectured to him against supe... ... ogy of memory, and parts of what may be either calculations or ciphers in symbols absolutely strange to me. In some pas- sages there are indications ... ...uld he?” said Hill. “What inducement has he?” “That’s the way with all you religious people. It’s all a busi- ness of inducements. Cannot a man seek a...

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...wards night fall; for I cherish the great est respect towards everybody’s religious obligations, never mind how comical, and could not find it in my h... ...t I have heard hunters who have declared them akin to Free Mason signs and symbols; that the whale, indeed, by these methods intelligently conversed w... ...hat all men’s minds and opinions but Loose Fish? What is the principle of religious belief in them but a Loose Fish? What to the ostentatious smuggli...

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...nt my mother’s estate, and of the danger of his doing so with mine, and of religious duty and 37 George Meredith the awfulness of the position Mrs. W... ...heir advice, for I held it to be a point of filial duty, and an obligation religiously contracted beneath a cathedral dome; so I performed the task of... ...erses, my fretting about the significa- tion of flowers, and trifling with symbols, haunted me excrutiatingly, taunting me with I know not what abject... ...imagine my losing faith in her. The least we could do, I construed it, the religious bond between us was a faith in one another that should sanctify t...

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...me time looked upon him as a sort of hermit, who reminded himself by those symbols of mortality that caning couldn t last for ever. But I believe he o... ...bury where we last met. Within the shadow, I may figuratively say, of that religious edifice immortalized by Chaucer, which was anciently the resort o...

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... a constable’s staff and took the whole fam ily into custody. I mean into religious custody, of course; but she really did it as if she were an inexo... ...h the shapes, and in utter darkness as to the meaning, of those mysterious symbols, so abun dant over the shops, and at the corners of streets, and o...

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... a constable’s staff and took the whole fam ily into custody. I mean into religious custody, of course; but she really did it as if she were an inexo... ...h the shapes, and in utter darkness as to the meaning, of those mysterious symbols, so abun dant over the shops, and at the corners of streets, and o... ...duty and affection, and will sac rifice it so completely, so entirely, so religiously, that you should never suspect it though you watched her night ...

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............................................................................... 502 WILLIAM JAMES (1842-1910): A NOTE ON THE AUTHOR OF ?THE VARIETIES OF RELIGIOUS EXPERIENCE? ............................................................................................................................................................ 508...

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...ames A PENN STATE ELECTRONIC CLASSICS SERIES PUBLICATION The Varieties of Religious Experience: A Study in Human Nature by William James is a publica... ...r for the file as an electronic transmission, in any way. The Varieties of Religious Experience: A Study in Human Nature by William James, the Pennsyl... ... 502 WILLIAM JAMES (1842-1910): A NOTE ON THE AUTHOR OF “THE V ARIETIES OF RELIGIOUS EXPE- RIENCE” ...................................................... .................................................... 508 4 The V arieties of Religious Experience The Varieties of Religious Experience A Study in Human... ... documents— Questions of fact and questions of value—In point of fact, the religious are often neurotic— Criticism of medical materialism, which conde... ...saints about the Eucharist? Religious language clothes itself in such poor symbols as our life affords, and the whole or- ganism gives overtones of co... ...es as “the tendency to draw near to the Absolute morally and by the aid of symbols.” See his Fondements de la Connaissance mystique, Paris, 1897, p. 6... ... so long as we deal with the cosmic and the general, we deal only with the symbols of reality, but as soon as we deal with private and personal phe- n... ...exists on which she carries on her principal business, while the ideas and symbols and other institutions form loop-lines which may be perfections and...

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...THES . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 137 ii SARTOR RESARTUS CHAPTER III — SYMBOLS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 140 CHAPTER IV — HELO... ...urmised at. But, at all events, nothing Moral, still less anything Didactico Religious, was looked for from him. Well do we recollect the last words h... ...s heart, and fine though uncultivated sense, was in the strictest acceptation Religious. How indestructibly the Good grows, and propagates itself, even... ...paroxysms of Doubt;” his Inquiries concerning Miracles, and the Evidences of religious Faith; and how “in the silent night watches, still darker in hi... ...visibly and audibly hovered round him wheresoever he went; and they had that religious worship in his thought, though as yet it was by their mere eart... ...an everlasting demand for Intellect, in the chemical, mechanical, political, religious, educational, commercial departments? In Pagan countries, canno... ...te the singular chapter on Church Clothes! 140 SARTOR RESARTUS CHAPTER III SYMBOLS P ROBABLY it will elucidate the drift of these foregoing obscure ... ...re utterances, if we here insert somewhat of our Professor’s speculations on Symbols. To state his whole doctrine, indeed, were beyond our compass: no... ...ood manners and good morals? Like other plants, Virtue will not grow unless SYMBOLS 141 its root be hidden, buried from the eye of the sun. Let the s...

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...inly does not give us any decisions. It is possible to be either intensely religious or utterly in- different to religious matters and yet care nothin... ...ame. These questions ap- pear to be on a different plane from religion and religious discussion; they look outward, while essentially religion looks i... ... to approach them in an unbiassed manner from almost any starting-point of religious profession. One man may believe in the immortality of the soul an... ...sort of amplified restatement of that expression—outside the prov- ince of religious discussion altogether. A man who will build on that expression as... ...ew discovery at all, only the stripping bare of it is new. In nearly every religious and moral system in the world indeed, the predominant mass of the... ...ve for many years as precious treasures, as beloved objects, as powers and symbols in the mysterious secret fetichism of childhood—confidants and symp... ...n may think out things with drawings, with little mod- els, with signs and symbols upon paper, but speech is the common way, the high road, the curren... ...d from the blue pill to the printing press, are no more than the imperfect symbols, the rude mnemon- ics and memoranda. But this analysis of the modif... ...d that does not, with an absurd priggishness, exclude the use of algebraic symbols. Except for one little volume, I know of no sane book which deals w...

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...divine things, becomes requisite; for all the direct terms, expressing the religious tem- per, are preoccupied by a taint of scorn. The word [Greek te... ...en [Greek text], though not used sneeringly, is a world short of our word ‘religious.’ This condition of language we need not wonder at: the language ... ...logical Essays and Other Papers – V olume One none so much as in habits of religious demeanor under a Pagan [that is, a degrading] religion. T o be a ... ...e the ancient religions of Paganism. Because the gods were wicked, man was religious; because Olympus was cruel, earth trembled; because the divine be... ...here was a sort of truce, indeed, between the parties; temples, with their religious services, and their votive offerings, recorded this truce. But be... ...hat particular mode of theopneustia which appeals to the eye by mouldering symbols, in favor of that other mode which ap- peals to the heart by incorr...

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...d? The deaths and accessions of Kings, the changing of names and coins and symbols and persons, a little force our minds in the marking off of epochs.... ...is bound to go to pieces. It has no economic, no mili- tary, no racial, no religious unity. Its only conceivable unity is a unity of language and purp... ...ts and cities, as courts and unifying monarchies, as helpful and directing religious organisations, as literature and art and science and philosophy, ... ...perty, animated by roads and towns and unified by a generally intelligible religious belief, lived in a transi- tory but satisfactory harmony under a ... ...es and of wider relevancies. And the oscillations of empires and kingdoms, religious movements, wars, invasions, settlements leave upon the mind an im... ...fe, and all sorts of collective concerns, social and political discussion, religious worship, philosophy, and the like to the free personal initiative... ...- selves, and some whom chance and the agreement of men have picked out as symbols and convenient indications of some particular group or temperament ...

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... toward us and our values is limitless. Its purpose is to rid the world of religious and polit- ical pluralism, the plebiscite, and equal rights for w... ...from Washington, D.C. 89 Jarrah’s objective was to crash his airliner into symbols of the American Republic, the Capitol or the White House. He was de... ...d and spread his message are largely unknown to many Americans. Seizing on symbols of Islam’s past greatness, he promises to restore pride to people w... ...themselves the victims of successive foreign masters. He uses cultural and religious allusions to the holy Qur’an and some of its interpreters. He app... ...l destruction of the Caliphate on lead- ers who abandoned the pure path of religious devotion. 9 He repeatedly calls on his followers to embrace marty... ...barism, licentiousness, and unbelief (a condition he called jahiliyya, the religious term for the period of ignorance prior to the rev- elations given... ...r states bordering the Persian Gulf in donating money to build mosques and religious schools that could preach and teach their interpretation of Islam... ...eties full of discontent, Bin Ladin remained credible as other leaders and symbols faded. He could stand as a symbol of resistance—above all, resistan... ...cified as particular points of vulnerability the White House, the Capitol, symbols of capitalism such as W all Street, critical infrastructure such as...

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...s, could it have been said in a sufficient sense at that time that I was a religious man: yet, undoubtedly, I had all the foundations within me upon w... ...ne of unaffected piety; and thus far, at least, I might have been called a religious man, that in the simplic- ity of truth I could have exclaimed, ‘O... ...d not to reel like a creature wanting discourse of reason, or incapable of religious hopes under the burden which it has pleased God to impose, and wh... ...shortest notice. But behind you, I see a worse fellow; a gloomy fanatic; a religious sycophant 108 Narrative and Miscellaneous Papers that seeks to p... ... police-office translate themselves, insen- sibly, into the ethics even of religious people. But I tell that sycophantish fanatic—not this only, viz.,... ...ar below— oh! summer and spring, flowers and blossoms, to which, as to his symbols, God has given the gorgeous privilege of re- hearsing for ever upon... ... amongst all animals, by the visible impression upon its back of Christian symbols —seems reasonable even to the infantine understanding when made acq...

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... . . . . . 123 Reflections on Having Left a Place of Retirement . . . . 125 Religious Musings A Desultory Poem, Written on the Christmas Eve of 1794... ... - 124 - Reflections on Having Left a Place of Retirement Coleridge: Poems Religious Musings A Desultory Poem, Written on the Christmas Eve of 1794 ... ...y birth, Thou Man of Woes! DespisØd Galilaean! For the Great Invisible (by symbols only seen) With a peculiar and surpassing light Shines from the... ...r Faith to perfect Love Attracted and absorbed: and centered there - 125 - Religious Musings A Desultory Poem, Written on the Christmas Eve of 1794 ... ...ovating wells of Love Have fill’d their vials with salutary wrath, - 126 - Religious Musings A Desultory Poem, Written on the Christmas Eve of 1794 ... ...e mad Embattling Interests on each other rush With unhelmed rage! - 127 - Religious Musings A Desultory Poem, Written on the Christmas Eve of 1794 ...

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...otion of soul and body, that could repay and justify these partialities. A religious lady, to whom he com- municated these reflections, could see no f... ...l and its fixed design of righteousness, that the better part of moral and religious education is directed; not only that of words and doctors, but th... ...made haste to deliver up your letter (as a means of grace, perhaps) to the religious papers; where, after many months, I found and read and wondered a... ...r days? and that the last thing you would do would be to publish it in the religious press? Well, the man who tried to do what Damien did, is my fathe... ... the noble band of Covenanters– though the bitter laugh at their old-world religious views, the curl of the lip at their merits, and the chilling sile... ...any rain-clouds; a land of much mute history, written there in prehistoric symbols. Strange green raths are to be seen commonly in the country, above ...

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...ssity frequently recurring must tend to lessen his idea of the sanctity of symbols. Meanwhile the dog is clear in his own conscience, and draws, with ... ...essential truth. Of his punning perversions, his legitimate dexterity with symbols, he is even vain; but when he has told and been detected in a lie, ... ...efforts to outdo Sir Philip Sidney. For the ideal of the dog is feudal and religious; the ever-present polytheism, the whip-bearing Olympus of mankind... ...rs. Of two readers, again, one shall have been pained by the morality of a religious memoir, one by that of the Vicomte de Bragelonne. And the point i...

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...nk of you, then.’ Patrick was minded to explain how that the Jesuits are a religious order exercising worldly weapons. The lack of pre- cise words adm... ...y, the sense of devotion, which we should always be led to see in national symbols,’ Mr. Rumford resumed, and he looked humorously rueful while speaki... ...ness, is a shame and a loathing. You attach small importance to images and symbols; yet if they seem repre- sentative, and they sicken numbers of us, ... ...soever does not confront the sensual eye of him with a cake or a fist, his religious veneration of his habitual indul- gences, his peculiar forms of n...

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...42 VERONICA’S NAPKIN . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 242 SYMBOLS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 243... ...ut toys. III She turns the Dolls’ Faces to the Wall Because to day is some religious festival They had a priest say Mass, and even the Japanese, Heel ... ...attern on a napkin dipped in blood. THE WINDING STAIR AND OTHER POEMS 243 SYMBOLS A STORM BEATEN old watch tower, A blind hermit rings the hour. All ... ...pair May love me for myself alone And not my yellow hair.’ ‘I heard an old religious man But yesternight declare That he had found a text to prove Tha... .... YEATS And found his family tomb And copied out what I could read In that religious gloom; Found many a famous man there; But fame and virtue rot. Dr...

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... such a thing as the conscience of a mere street-hawker in the face of the symbols of the law and before the ministers of social repression. Crainqueb... ...n Heaven for the consideration of an event so disturbing to the economy of religious mysteries. Ultimately the baptised Penguins had to be turned into... ..., a sanctuary for a few choice minds of the town, always pervaded by a dim religious light, and more hushed than any club reading-room I have ever bee... ...en suggested to me that this sense of duty is not a patri- otic sense or a religious sense, or even a social sense in a seaman. I don’t know. It seems...

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...ess: yet did not go, the wound not proving poi- soned. For his Majesty has religious faith; believes, at least in a Devil. And now a third peril; and ... ...terrestrial posses- sions and attainments, unspeakably the noblest are his Symbols, divine or divine-seeming; under which he marches and fights, with ... ...rstand to what a pass Catholicism, and much else, had now got; and how the symbols of the Holiest have become gambling-dice of the Basest,—must read t... ... Tricolor Flag; victorious, or to be victorious, in the cause of civil and religious liberty all over the world. Fauchet, we say, is the man for Te-De...

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...iness: yet did not go, the wound not proving poisoned. For his Majesty has religious faith; believes, at least in a Devil. And now a third peril; and ... ...e terrestrial possessions and attainments, unspeakably the noblest are his Symbols, divine or divine-seeming; under which he marches and fights, with ... ... stand to what a pass Catholicism, and much else, had now got; and how the symbols of the Holiest have become gambling- dice of the Basest,—must read ... ... Tricolor Flag; victorious, or to be victorious, in the cause of civil and religious liberty all over the world. Fauchet, we say, is the man for Te-De... ...hristian Kingship and Most-Talleyrand Bishopship, all loyal obedience, all religious faith was to expire, and final Night envelope the Destinies of Ma... ...with obscene greed. Earthward there is the Typhon of An- archy, Political, Religious; sprawling hundred-headed, say with Twenty-five million heads; wi... ... it is five o’clock, moves and marches: with its sable plumes; itself in a religious silence; but, by fits, with the muffled roll of drums, by fits wi... ...it lasts. Properly, indeed, it is the worst and basest of all banners, and symbols of domin- ion among men; and indeed is possible only in a time of g... ...do; and have immense irreso- lution and inertia: they obey him who has the symbols that claim obedience. Consider what, in modern society, this one fa...

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...le. I was back there again to-night. There was hymn-sing- ing, and general religious controversy till eight, after which talk was secular. Mrs. S. was... ...e, if we had only faith; no man need stay in Edinburgh but by unbelief; my religious organ has been ailing for a while past, and I have lain a great d... ...feited Estates, and the odd, inhuman prob- lem of the great evictions. The religious conditions are wild, unknown, very surprising. And three out of m... ...not be able to come thus far, I can promise you two things: First, I shall religiously revise what I have written, and bring out more clearly the poin... ...ce and charm, like a moon rising, are born above the barren juggle of mere symbols. The painter must study more from nature than the man of words. But...

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...tity, average, limitless, free, To fill the gross the torpid bulk with vital religious fire, Not to repel or destroy so much as accept, fuse, rehabili... ...ions; You chords left as by vast composers—you choruses, You formless, free, religious dances—you from the Orient, You undertone of rivers, roar of po... ... me in bliss, The bolero to tinkling guitars and clattering castanets. I see religious dances old and new, I hear the sound of the Hebrew lyre, I see ... ...tic shouts, as they spin around turning always towards Mecca, I see the rapt religious dances of the Persians and the Arabs, Again, at Eleusis, home o... ... And all the songs of sopranos and tenors, And those rapt oriental dances of religious fervor, And the sweet varied instruments, and the diapason of o... ...—and hail! my Fancy. Leaves of Grass –Whitman 561 562 Index of First Lines Symbols (Ah little recks the laborer, 204 A A batter’d, wreck’d old man,...

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...ot quite return. ‘In that letter you told me all—all—all, Evan?’ ‘Yes, all-religiously.’ ‘Oh, why did I miss it!’ ‘Would it give you pleasure?’ She fe... ...y that Mrs. Bonner’s will contains a memento of the effect of our frequent religious conversations. So you would leave now? I suspect nobody, but we a... ...nly heard of it. In love, they say, you ought to excuse …. And the want of religious education! His sister ….’ Rose interrupted her with a sharp shudd... ...e voiced ‘Fool, fool!’ to him, not without a distant echo in his heart. By symbols and sensations he knew that Rose was lost to him. There was no moon... ...ued visage was dark. It bright- ened as she added, ‘At least as much as my religious senti- ments permit me to. A boy who has thwarted me at every tur... ...f the land, and become ancestresses! Now, Harriet, do you see what a truly religious mind can do for us in the way of comfort? Oh! I bow in gratitude ...

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...up for years in the sacred college of cardinals, or in chapters of certain religious orders. At three o’clock, when the President came back from the l... ...Balzac suoe XLI. accords perfectly with the age inscribed on the pic- ture religiously kept by the Holzschuers of Nuremberg, and but recently engraved... ... mistakes and sins; the carved stone figures express great ideas, they are symbols of a fact in human experience. The agony of death has its own wisdo... ... she demanded, turning on the terror-stricken Schmucke. He had watched the religious ritual with its deep reverence for the creature made for such hig...

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...e been as indifferent to the frowns of some of his neighbours. But the old symbols remained, and may such symbols long remain among us; they are still... ... to become of the country? What was to be done in the rural districts? The religious observances, as regards women, of a Brigham Young were hardly so ... ...en her at home as much almost as you could do; and then she’s so sincerely religious. ’ ‘Oh, yes, of course; that is, I am sure she is, ’ said Frank, ...

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... simple age considered alike the necessities of all ranks, anddepicted the symbols of good cheer so as to be obvious to all capacities; well judging t... ...in behalf of Sir William and Lady Ashton and their family con- cluded this religious address, which thus embraced every in- dividual present excepting...

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...doctrine of emanations. He had not faith in many things which she believed religiously;—and yet what could he do? If he attempted to explain, she woul... ...upporting voice. ‘Y es;—and looking of course 173 Anthony Trollope to the religious interests of your people, Mr Crawley, I came to the conclusion th... ...ngs ecclesiastical without any refer- ence to things theological or things religious. They are al- ways most worthy men, much respected in the society... ..., devoted to her du- ties, affectionate and just to those about her, truly religious, and charitable from her nature; but I doubt whether the thor- 5... ... Mr Thumble has recommended himself to me strongly either by his out- ward symbols of manhood or by such manifestation of in- ward mental gifts as I h...