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...between the Cruchots and des Grassins, the prize thereof being the hand in marriage of Eugenie Grandet, kept the various social circles of Saumur in v... ...e that shrinks from no labor. Le Pere Grandet was at that time thinking of marriage and about to set up his household. He espied the girl, rejected as... ...y increased by the gifts of the Bertellieres), say- ing: “It is to be your marriage dozen.” The “marriage dozen” is an old custom sacredly preserved a... ...the dinner at which for the first time allusion had been made to Eugenie’s marriage, Nanon went to fetch a bottle of black-currant ratafia from Monsie... ...with so clever a tool that we fear, as we breathe upon the paper, that the celestial appari- tions may be wafted away. Charles drew from his pocket a ... ...Brother,—It is almost twenty-three years since we have seen each other. My marriage was the occasion of our last interview, after which we parted, and... ...ooped its thick leaves, lit with the changing colors of a pigeon’s breast, celestial rays of hope illumined the future to her eyes, and thenceforth sh... ... but artists truly love. A painter seeking here below for a type of Mary’s celestial purity, searching womankind for those proud modest eyes which Rap... ... within the enchanted regions of that passion. They walk there bathed in a celestial light shed from their own souls, which reflects its rays upon the...

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... his were. Meanwhile the new Wife appears to have had, for the present, no marriage-portion; neither was Edward Sterling rich,—according to his own id... ...undalk, in January, 1805. Two months later, some eleven months after their marriage, the regiment was broken; and Captain Sterling, declining to serve... ...is man, as it has since done in the lives of so many. Here then is the new celestial manna we were all in quest of? This thrice-refined pabulum of tra... ...ll in the early part of the year. 68 The Life of John Sterling CHAPTER XI MARRIAGE: ILL-HEALTH; WEST-INDIES Sterling’s outlooks and occupations, now ... ...ny were appointed him in his short course. Unhappily a few weeks after his marriage, and before any household was yet set up, he fell dangerously ill;... ...e he had done the face; which however, on awaking, he found com- pleted by celestial aid. This image was brought to Lucca, from Leghorn, I think, wher... ...lmouth, 3d November, 1841.—Yesterday was my Wed- ding-day: eleven years of marriage; and on the whole my verdict is clear for matrimony. I solemnized ...

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...to the W ord of God, until they 55 Martin Luther went so far as to forbid marriage. God punished them justly, because they blasphemed the only Son of... ...junction between Christ and me through faith! Paul has a peculiar style, a celestial way of speaking. “I live,” he says, “I live not; I am dead, I am ...

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... ?Of Truth 7 ?Of Death 9 ?Of Unity in Religion 12 ?Of Revenge 13 ?Of Adversity 14 ?Of Simulation and Dissimulation 17 ?Of Parents and Children 18 ?Of Marriage and Single Life 20 ?Of Envy 24 ?Of Love 25 ?Of Great Place 28 ?Of Boldness 29 ?Of Goodness and Goodness of Nature 31 ?Of Nobility 33 ?Of Seditions and Troubles...

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...rsity 14 …Of Simulation and Dissimulation 17 …Of Parents and Children 18 …Of Marriage and Single Life 20 …Of Envy 24 …Of Love 25 …Of Great Place 28 …O... ...commonly fortunate, but seldom or never where the elder are disinherited. Of Marriage and Single Life H e that hath wife and children hath given hosta... ...s, put men in mind of their wives and children; and I think the despising of marriage amongst the Turks, maketh the vulgar soldier more base. Certainl... ...question upon the other’s speech: as Narcissus did, relating to Claudius the marriage of Messalina and Silius. In things that a man would not be se... ...of mean birth) to that height, as when he consulted with Maecenas, about the marriage of his daughter Julia, Maece nas took the liberty to tell him, ... ... state of like individuals (for that is the fume of those, that conceive the celestial bodies have more accurate influences upon these things below, t...

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...rected on the light Of my sweet guide, who smiling shot forth beams From her celestial eyes. “Wonder not thou,” She cry’d, “at this my smiling, when I... ... not that fate assigns This for their sphere, but for a sign to thee Of that celestial furthest from the height. Thus needs, that ye may apprehend, we... ... and on me straight Beatrice look’d with eyes that shot forth sparks Of love celestial in such copious stream, That, virtue sinking in me overpower’d,... ...ittle kenn’d: And I will therefore show thee why such way Was worthiest. The celestial love, that spume All envying in its bounty, in itself With such... ...d is ever priz’d the more, The more the doer’s good intent appears, Goodness celestial, whose broad signature Is on the universe, of all its ways To r... ...el, the sociable spirit, that deign’d To travel with Tobias, and secur’d His marriage with the sev’n times wedded maid, Milton, P. L. b. v. 223. v. 67... ... Canto VI. and VII.) with whom she is supposed to have cohabited before her marriage: then lived with a soldier of Trevigi, whose wife was living at ... ... was offended with his father in law, for giving another of his daughters in marriage to one of them. v. 124. The gateway.] Landino refers this to th... ...2. 1291. He marries Gemma de’ Donati, with whom he lives unhappily. By this marriage he had five sons and a daughter. Can Grande della Scala is born,...

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...nterfere with the normal course of causation in their favour. He becomes a celestial log-roller. He remedies unfavourable accidents, cures petty ailme... ...ciations. But to this day the representative Christian churches still make marriage into a mystical sacrament, and, with some excep- tions, the Roman ... ...in be so, and some who are. And from this comes the earnest desire to make marriage sacramental and the at- tempt to impose upon all the world the out... ...the two who can dare to say they have it, and God. And the divine thing in marriage, the thing that is most like the love of God, is, even then, not t...

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...adroitness; how her gratitude, her regard for him grew: the story of their marriage is altogether a graceful intelligible one, as told us by the Arab ... ...t, practicing for a mess of pottage such blasphemous swindlery, forgery of celestial documents, con- tinual high-treason against his Maker and Self, w... ... this God’s-world to a dead brute Steam-engine, the 67 On Heroes infinite celestial Soul of Man to a kind of Hay-balance for weighing hay and thistle... ...ence which is still more valiant. It is Scandinavian Paganism, and a truly celestial element superadded to that. Call it not false; look not at the fa... ...fer- nal;—yes, since they would not have it otherwise. Infernal, since not celestial or terrestrial! Hollowness, insincerity has to cease; sincerity o...

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...ch provided with a handsome fortune, en- tered the army, and through their marriages became attached to the court. The Revolution swept the family awa... ... history of their home life. Monsieur Desmarets was, five years before his marriage, in a broker’s office, with no other means than the meagre salary ... ...without recalling either his virtues or his courage. Some days after their marriage, the mother of Clemence, who passed in society for her godmother, ... ...shall have a bad opinion of your heart.” “Have you never danced since your marriage with any one but your husband?” “Never. His arm is the only one on... ...here to divulge some of love’s secrets, to glide beneath the ceilings of a marriage chamber, not shamelessly, but like T rilby, fright- ening neither ... ...lete without that agony; it may be a shadow that will make our coming days celestial.” “You lay a spell upon me,” cried Jules; “you fill me with remor... ...shing to pass the night beside his wife, and see till the last moment that celestial creature. As he walked along with an indifference to life known o...

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...that he will keep his virgin, doeth well. 38 So then he that giveth her in marriage doeth well; but he that giveth her not in marriage doeth better. ... ...lesh of beasts, another of fishes, and another of birds. 40 There are also celestial bodies, and bodies terrestrial: but the glory of the celestial is...

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...ee back,” I in these words Continu’d, “where thou saidst, that usury Offends celestial Goodness; and this knot Perplex’d unravel.” He thus made reply:... ...s out, not in one part alone, How imitative nature takes her course From the celestial mind and from its art: And where her laws the Stagyrite unfolds... ...hat write I down: And with another text to comment on For her I keep it, the celestial dame, Who will know all, if I to her arrive. This only would I ... ...a, daughter of Guido da Polenta, lord of Ravenna, was given by her father in marriage to Lanciotto, son of Malatesta, lord of Rimini, a man of extraor... ... her person, and calling to him Guido, one of his barons, gave her to him in marriage, at the same time raising him to the rank of a count, and bestow... ...te,” &c. “Like Aruns, who amidst the white marbles of Luni, contemplated the celestial bodies and their motions.” v. 50. Manto.] The daughter of Tir... ...thes its polish’d coat, Licking his hack. I saw not, nor can tell, How those celestial falcons from their seat Mov’d, but in motion each one well desc... ... hast ever mark’d those holy sounds Of gospel truth, ‘nor shall be given ill marriage,’ Thou mayst discern the reasons of my speech. Go thy ways now; ... ...est son of Philip, by The Divine Comedy of Dante Purgatory 227 his first marriage. This calumny is discovered by a nun of Nivelle in Flanders. La...

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.............. 107 CANTO XXX. Ascent to the Empyrean.—The River of Light.—The celestial Rose.—The seat of Henry VII.— The last words of Beatrice. .......... ...Corso forced Piccarda by violence to leave the convent, in order to make a marriage which he desired for her. 9 Her experience was similar to that of... ...re, not because this sphere is allotted to them, but to afford sign of the celestial condition which is least exalted. T o speak thus is befitting to ... ...one circle, with one circling, and with one thirst, 7 we revolve with the celestial Princes, 8 to whom thou in the world once said: ‘Ye who intellig... ...sun in Aries is at the intersection of the ecliptic and the equator of the celestial sphere, and his apparent motion in his annual revolution cuts the... ...y ascribed a book of great repute, written in the fourth century, “ On the Celestial Hierarchy.” 21 Paulus Orosius, who wrote his History against the...

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...ee back,” I in these words Continu’d, “where thou saidst, that usury Offends celestial Goodness; and this knot Perplex’d unravel.” He thus made reply:... ...s out, not in one part alone, How imitative nature takes her course From the celestial mind and from its art: And where her laws the Stagyrite unfolds... ...hat write I down: And with another text to comment on For her I keep it, the celestial dame, Who will know all, if I to her arrive. This only would I ... ...a, daughter of Guido da Polenta, lord of Ravenna, was given by her father in marriage to Lanciotto, son of Malatesta, lord of Rimini, a man of extraor... ... her person, and calling to him Guido, one of his barons, gave her to him in marriage, at the same time raising him to the rank of a count, and bestow... ...te,” &c. “Like Aruns, who amidst the white marbles of Luni, contemplated the celestial bodies and their motions.” v. 50. Manto.] The daughter of Tir...

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...shadow of death sits upon the highest of what man represents to himself as celestial, essential blight will sit for ever upon human aspirations. One t... ...r, and con- sequent meanness of ordinary human dates, are abandoned in the celestial chronologies. Hours and days, or lunations and months, have no tr... ...r is—‘I cannot help this effect of frost.’ Far less can I help revealing a celestial truth. I have no power, no liberty, to forbear. And, in killing m... ...amental doctrine, a legal provision for poverty did not act as a bounty on marriage. The experience of England, where the trial had been made on the l...

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... and walked with her under a canopy up to kneel at the High Altar, for the marriage blessing and the mass, they looked like a full-grown couple seen t... ...g man and wife. Every ceremony, religious or domestic, that could render a marriage valid, was gone through with real earnestness, al- though with inf... ...st Dorset squire Marmaduke Thistlewood, he had carried her off by a stolen marriage and coup de main, which, as her beauty, rank, and inheritance were... ... Henri II. Infants as the boy and girl were, the King had hurried on their marriage to secure its taking place in the lifetime of the Count. The Count... ...k from his captivity and found the King bent on crowning his return by the marriage of the children, he had hung back, spoken of scruples about such u... ...s by presses of books, surmounted the one by a terrestrial, the other by a celestial globe, the first ‘with the addition of the Indies’ in very eccent... ...hom their valour had defended, and lead them through the mazes of a choric celestial dance. This dance had been the special device of Monsieur and the...

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...nk old morsel his cousin. There were endless jokes and lampoons about this marriage at Court: but Tom rode thither in his uncle’s coach now, called hi... ...coach now, called him fa- ther, and having won could afford to laugh. This marriage took place very shortly before King Charles died: whom the Vis- co... ...ed: whom the Vis- count of Castlewood speedily followed. The issue of this marriage was one son, whom the parents watched with an intense eagerness an... ...use then; and when four of my sisters had it at home, two years before our marriage, I es- caped it, and two of my dear sisters died.” “I won’t run th... ...and this will always be his home,” cries my lady, with blue eyes looking a celestial kindness: “and his scholars will always love him; won’t they?” “B... ...nlovely? Respect!—who is to respect what is gross and sensual? Not all the marriage oaths sworn before all the parsons, cardinals, ministers, muftis, ...

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...mi epic, Wainamoinen, Ilmarinen, and Lemminkainen, as descen dants of the Celestial Virgin, Ilmatar, impregnated by the 21 The Kalevala winds when I... ... hostess, Louhi: “Him alone I’ll give my daughter, Promise him my child in marriage, Who for me will forge the Sampo, Hammer me the lid in colors, Fro... ... melodies of wedlock, Sing the songs of old tradition; Sing of Ilmarinen’s marriage To the Maiden of the Rainbow, Fairest daughter of the Northland, S... ...ola; Many things that Louhi ordered, Great indeed the preparations For the marriage of the daughter, For the feasting of the heroes, For the drinking ... ...atfuls, And a thousand weight of suet, For the banquet of Pohyola, For the marriage feast of Northland. In Pohyola was a guest room, Ample was the hal... ...he mead abundant, For the people of the Northland, Coming to my daughter’s marriage, T o her drinking feast and nuptials? Cannot comprehend the maltin...

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... York which I have always regarded with peculiar interest, on account of a marriage there solemnized, under very singular circumstances, in my grandmo... ...th its tower, one would be willing to connect some legendary interest. The marriage might be considered as the result of an early engagement, though t... ...crushed and killed by her early disappointment, the cold duty of her first marriage, the dislocation of the heart’s principles, consequent on a second... ...ished the spoil, as not worth the trouble of acquiring it. The approaching marriage of this woman of the world with such an unworldly man as Mr. Ellen... ... rector, in great perplexity, “this strange occurrence brings to my mind a marriage sermon of the famous Bishop Taylor, wherein he mingles so many tho... ...a tender and heart-dissolving prayer, full of sorrow, yet so im- bued with celestial hopes, that the music of a heavenly harp, swept by the fingers of...

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...ere are conservative ideas in regard to our early training, our education, marriage, and occupation in life. Following close upon this, there is a lon... ..., or both at once, the two terms may be made to fit, and all go merry as a marriage bell again. But there are others for whom evil is no mere relation... ...s produce a temporary condition of anhedonia. Every good, ter- restrial or celestial, is imagined only to be turned from with disgust. A temporary con... ...n beautiful from the beginning, relate that not until a year or more after marriage did they awake to the full blessedness of married life. So it is w... ...’s whole future was shaped by those few minutes. He gave up his project of marriage, became a priest, founded at Jerusalem, where he went to dwell, a ... ...serable weakness. Never was any- thing so ridiculous as my indecision. Now marriage, now solitude; now Germany, now France hesitation upon hesitation,... ...him (le portava adosso) and held it for an honor and a glory to wear these celestial pearls in his habit. Quoted by P. Sabatier: Speculum Perfectionis... ...n (In- terior Castle, 6th Abode, ch. xi.). As for the bodily part in these celestial joys, she speaks of it as “pen- etrating to the marrow of the bon...