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...A Letter Concerning T oleration by John Locke A Letter Concerning Toleration by John Locke, trans. William Popple is a publicati... ...cument or for the file as an electronic transmission, in any way. A Letter Concerning Toleration by John Locke, trans. William Popple, the Pennsylva... ...ennsylvania State University is an equal opportunity university. A LETTER CONCERNING TOLERATION (1689) By John Locke translated by William Popple HON... ...ter’s refusing him that bread and wine, in the cel ebration of the Lord’s Supper, which was not bought with his but other men’s money. Secondly, no... ...th ers from them. Nor does it signify anything for them to say that their confessions and symbols are agreeable to Scripture and to the analogy of fa... ...abaptists, and other sects which the contrivers of sym bols, systems, and confessions are accustomed to deliver to their followers as genuine and nec...

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...s yet unknown to me which promised me salvation: this was family life (“My Confession”). 17 The Forged Coupon and other stories In a word, his marria... ...to realise. The process of inward struggle – told with unsparing truth in “Confession” – is finely painted in “Father Serge,” whose life story points ... ...w little she prized what was valued so highly by other women. In her views concerning the method of fighting the government she went further than the ... ...er Mahin, who learnt it from Stepan, had communicated to her all the facts concerning Maria Semenovna’s life, Lisa herself passion ately desired to b... ... silent, repeating with heavy sighs, “O God!” Then he said, “Well, come to confession tomorrow,” and blessed her with his wrinkled hands. The next day... ...dy getting up from the card tables in the drawing room in expec tation of supper, the men servants were running to and fro bringing in things. It was... ...nd for the hundredth time we danced across the room. “‘The quadrille after supper is mine,’ I said, taking her to her place. “‘Of course, if I am not ... ...r own, I felt a sort of tenderness for him that was almost rapture. “After supper I danced the promised quadrille with her, and though I had been infi... ... In his conference with the Minister of the Interior he ratified the order concerning the collec tion of taxes in arrears, signed the order settling ...

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...on, doing execution on the enemy rather than moving them to repentance and confession. Still, to those who had not seen the first performance, the eff... .... Well, thats settled. Now if those two would only come in and let us have supper. Theyve no right to stay out after dark like this. CROFTS [aggressiv... ... the door of the kitchen and opening it, ignor- ing her mother] Now, about supper? [All rise except Mrs War- ren] We shall be rather crowded in here, ... ...ou hear what I said, Vivie? VIVIE [quietly] Yes, mother. [Reverting to the supper diffi- culty] How many are we? [Counting] One, two, three, four, fiv... ...owards her affectionate intention. Vivie, neither under- standing this nor concerning herself about it, goes on calmly] Mother: you dont at all know t...

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...vitch began an endless lawsuit, almost as soon as he came into the estate, concerning the rights of fishing in the river or wood-cutting in the forest... ...ich has always existed in our Russian monasteries. The obligation involves confession to the elder by all who have submitted themselves to him, and to... ...n. Seeing this, the opponents of the elders declared that the sacrament of confession was being arbitrarily and frivo- lously degraded, though the con... ... you come from far?” “Over three hundred miles away.” “Have you told it in confession?” “I have confessed it. T wice I have confessed it.” “Have you b... ...ages in the district. He kept open house, entertained the whole town, gave suppers and dances. At the time I arrived and joined the battalion, all the...

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...vrault, Gabriel de Puy-Herbault, who seems to have drawn his con- clusions concerning the author from the book, and, more especially, in the regrettab... ...n fact, the Greek letters of the latter are the best source of information concerning this period of Rabelais’ life. It was at Fontenay-le-Comte also ... ...al of Heroard, that honest doc- tor, who day by day wrote down the details concerning the health of Louis XIII. from his birth, and you will under- st... ...rangousier very well, and he commanded that it should be done. At night at supper, the said Des Marays brought in a young page of his, of Ville-gouges... ... what roast meat was on the spit, and what otherwise was to be dressed for supper. And supped very well, upon my conscience, and com- monly did invite... ...omestics the Lords of Fou, of Gourville, of Griniot, and of Marigny. After supper were brought in upon the place the fair wooden gospels and the books... ...d in speaking, others spoke in dying. Others shouted as loud as they could Confession, Confes- sion, Confiteor, Miserere, In manus! So great was the c... ...y monk quashed and felled them down with blows, saying, These men have had confession and are penitent souls; they have got their absolution and gaine... ...pain of trisulk excommunication, rather choose to admonish him to make his confession to a priest, and put his conscience in the state of peace, than ...

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.......................................................... 83 THE ALTERNATIVE CHRISTS ...................................................................... ...t, saints amazed the world with their austerities and self- scourgings and confessions and vigils. But Luther delivered us from all that. His reformat... ...is haughty characterization is so marked that if we had no other documents concerning Jesus than the gospel of Mat- thew, we should not feel as we do ... ...esus loved,” and that he actually leaned on the bosom of Jesus at the last supper and asked in a whisper which of them it was that should betray him. ... ...ed than Don Juan was when the statue stepped from its pedestal and came to supper with him. You may deny the divinity of Jesus; you may doubt whether ... ...n the Jews, more Roman than the Romans, proud both ways, full of startling confessions and self-rev- elations that would not surprise us if they were ... ...practical matters than we have hith- erto all thought him. THE ALTERNATIVE CHRISTS Let us now clear up the situation a little. The New Testa- ment tel... ...itimately may, that all prophets are inspired, and all men with a mission, Christs. The teacher of Christianity has then to make known to the child, f...

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..., by fabricating lies about him, and especially his sister and her family, concerning her boy, when the latter was living so like a gentleman with the... ...a’s, a lady, who was much pleased with the good humor, ingenuity, and open confessions of Peter, when driven into a corner, and who, she said, ‘was so... ... which the name Elias meant. This conference ended with an invi- tation to supper, and Matthias and Pierson washing each other’s feet. Mr. Pierson pre... ...himself even a cup of cold water till the third day at night, when he took supper again, as usual. Isabella asked him why he fasted. He answered, that... ...er of course, eagerly inquired of her 81 The Narrative of Sojourner Truth concerning her belief, as it regarded their most impor- tant tenet. She tol... ...l the time himself, and did not know it! Oh! how sweet to my mind was this confession! And what a confession for a master to make to a slave! A slaveh...

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....... 57 CANTO XVI. The boast of blood.—Cacciaguida continues his discourse concerning the old and the new Flo- rence. ................................... ..................................... 87 CANTO XXIV. St. Peter examines Dante concerning Faith, and approves his answer..................................... ...................................... 90 CANTO XXV. St. James examines Dante concerning Hope.—St. John appears,with a brightness so dazzling as to depri... ... appeared which held me to itself so close in order to be seen, that of my confession I remembered not. As through transparent and polished glasses, o... ...e concerning Faith, and approves his answer. “O COMPANY ELECT to the great supper of the blessed Lamb, who feeds you so that your desire is always ful...

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...vitch began an endless lawsuit, almost as soon as he came into the estate, concerning the rights of fishing in the river or wood-cutting in the forest... ...ich has always existed in our Russian monasteries. The obligation involves confession to the elder by all who have submitted themselves to him, and to... ...n. Seeing this, the opponents of the elders declared that the sacrament of confession was being arbitrarily and frivo- lously degraded, though the con... ...you come from far?” “Over three hundred miles away .” “Have you told it in confession?” “I have confessed it. T wice I have confessed it.” “Have you b... ...ages in the district. He kept open house, entertained the whole town, gave suppers and dances. At the time I arrived and joined the battalion, all the... ...with special haste), reported that they cer- tainly might take proceedings concerning the village of Tchermashnya, which ought, he said, to have come ... ...ve an offer to make you, an advantageous offer… very ad- vantageous offer, concerning the copse!” The peasant stroked his beard importantly. “... ...elt no more desire for billiards; he laid down the cue, and without having supper as he had intended, he walked out of the tavern. When he reached the...

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... he to Pierre. “I knew you would be here,” replied Pierre. “I will come to supper with you. May I?” he added in a low voice so as not to disturb the v... ...Prince Andrew rubbed his forehead with his small hand. “Let us go and have supper,” he said with a sigh, going to the door. They entered the elegant, ... ...t of newness found in the households of the newly married. Halfway through supper Prince Andrew leaned his elbows on the table and, with a look of ner... ...d a sixth stroke. The doctors pronounced recovery impossible. After a mute confession, communion was administered to the dying man, preparations made ... ...“awl, soap, and all,” as the soldiers say. There was only one circumstance concerning which no one could be at ease. It was the state of the soldiers’... ...n, begin- ning to address Rostov by his title, as if in recognition of his confession. “Go and apologize, your excellency . Y es, go!” “Gentlemen, I’l... ... his inter- view with the Emperor, about the remarks he had heard at court concerning the Krems affair, and about some ladies they both knew. CHAPTER ... ...t at once, treating her ceremoni- ously. “I have had a proposition made me concerning you,” he said with an unnatural smile. “I expect you have guesse... ...d veneration such as he 200 War & Peace had experienced in his boyhood at confession; he felt himself in the presence of one socially a complete stra...

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...he Envious.—An Angel removes the second P from Dante’s forehead.—Discourse concerning the Sharing of Good.—Ascent to the Third Ledge: the Wrathful.—Ex... ...V— Ubaldin dalla Pila. —Bonifazio.—Messer Marchese.—Prophecy of Bonagiunta concerning Gentucca, and of Forese concerning Corso de’ Donati.—Second Myst... ... Lady gathering flowers on the bank of a little stream.—Discourse with her concerning the nature of the place. .......................................... ... CANTO XXXI. The Earthly Paradise.—Reproachful discourse of Beatrice, amid confession of Dante.—Passage of Lethe.—Appeal of the Virtues to Beatrice.—H... ... be accompanied by the sacrament of penance, which consists of contrition, confession, and satisfaction by works of righ- teousness. Outside the gate ... ...one’s self as ready for the sacrament. 12 The first step is the symbol of confession, the second of contrition, the third of satisfaction; the thresh... ...n I saw leap into 16 The full glory of Christ in Heaven. 17 The marriage supper of the Lamb—Revelation, xix. 9. 18 The transfiguration—Matthew, xvi...

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... for the young people’s arrival, “have you a certificate of having been at confession?” “No. But what of it?” “You can’t be married without it.” “Aie,... ... left now.” Stepan Arkadyevitch arranged this also, and Levin had to go to confession. To Levin, as to any unbeliever who respects the beliefs of othe... ...to the church for the morning 6 Anna Karenina – Part Five service and the confession. There was no one in the church but a beggar soldier, two old wo... ...eyes met that he believed in it, because he felt that they were one. After supper, the same night, the young people left for the country. Chapter 7 Vr... ...ttack of depression in Anna, quite out of proportion with the cause—a late supper with bachelor friends. Relations with the society of the place—forei... ... that—he distinctly saw now a mass of defects) repetition of those endless Christs of Titian, Raphael, Rubens, and the same soldiers and Pilate. It wa... ...night, Levin sat with hanging head not knowing what to do. Not to speak of supper, of preparing for bed, of considering what they were going to do, he... ...eling of re- proach, forgetting she had herself kept from him every- thing concerning her son. She sent to ask him to come to her immediately; with a ...

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...t soon a sight appear’d, Which, so intent to mark it, held me fix’d, That of confession I no longer thought. As through translucent and smooth gl... ... were assign’d. CANTO XXIV “O ye! in chosen fellowship advanc’d To the great supper of the blessed Lamb, Whereon who feeds hath every wish fulfill’d! ... ... the human nature is capable and therefore wonderest at what has been said concerning Solomon” v. 48. That.] “Things corruptible and incorruptible,... ...h befell him, but of the chief public occurrences that happened in his time: concerning both of which the reader may obtain further information, by tu...

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...something to eat?” cried Natasha playfully. —she had meantime been getting supper for us. She laughed, ran to her father and flung her warm arms round... ...ght! I speak in the simplicity of my heart. General or no general, come to supper. Ah, you senti- mental girl!” he added, patting his Natasha on her f... ...o had so gaily and carelessly laughed and jested with her father and me at supper afterwards; was it the same Natasha who in that very room had said “... ...o speak of them to Natasha. And when, timid and trembling after these open confessions, he went back to her with me (insisting on my coming, declaring... ...ered Masloboev , “I’ve business.” “Khe-e! And I’ve a little business, too concerning you….” Again his companion nudged him with his elbow. “Afterward... ...e,” I answered as simply as I could; “in something else, that is, anything concerning Natalya Nikolaevna, I am ready to give you any information likel... ...My young friend,” he began, unmistakably enjoying him- self, “I made you a confession just now, perhaps an inappro- priate one, that I sometimes have ... ...t must have cost her to comfort this boy , to bend over him, listen to his confession and invent the fable of their speedy marriage to comfort the nai...

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...er the figure of human (compare Eph. ‘This is a great mystery , but I speak concerning Christ and the church’); as the mediaeval saint might speak of... ...rates, and like himself have been deceived by him. The singular part of this confession is the combination of the most degrading passion with the desi... ...es, A Troop of Revellers. SCENE: The House of Agathon. 34 Plato s Symposium Concerning the things about which you ask to be informed I believe that I... ...love, which were delivered by Socrates, Alcibiades, and others, at Agathon’s supper. Phoenix, the son of Philip, told another person who told me of t... ...e had been with me a moment before, and that I came by his invitation to the supper. Y ou were quite right in coming, said Agathon; but where is he hi... ...him, said Agathon. And then, turning to the servants, he added, ‘Let us have supper without waiting for him. Serve up whatever you please, for there i... ...ught else, but in the place of flowers and scents, there he sits and abides. Concerning the beauty of the god I have said enough; and yet there remain...

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...its pages over until she came to one only partly covered with manu- script confessions. “For a wonder,” she said, “here are two entries that are not m... ...an- dard Elocutionist says,” said Agatha, adding another sen- tence to her confession. “But it was all my fault. Also I was rude to Miss Wilson, and r... ...in mathematics, the more unreasonable she was in the affairs of real life, concerning which few trustworthy postulates have yet been ascertained. Agat... ...lthough she had formerly supplied a disproportionately large number of the confessions in the fault book, the entry which had nearly led to her expuls... ...ot terrify her, for she knew little of the value of life, and fancied much concerning the heroism of being indifferent to it. The tremors which the mo... ...its proving pleasant. She was more anxious about Gertrude than about Jane, concerning whom, at a brief interview in London, she had already discovered... ...he had ridden into the river in the dark, had nevertheless provided a warm supper for him. 173 GB Shaw CHAPTER XV ERSKINE SOON FOUND plenty of themes...

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...Courts of Justice; and at stated times are heard their tri- als in law, or concerning the king’s patrimony, or in chancery, which moderates the severi... ...ns; the third for people of low condition. While the rest are at dinner or supper in a great hall, where they are all assembled, one of the students r... ...e Council; for whilst she amazed* them by a kind of promissive disputation concerning the points controverted by both Churches, she did set down her o... ... but as a fiction of envy, and was soon after exploded by the priest’s own confession. But that which most exasperated the Queen and gave advan- tage ...

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...e lines; That which before had pleased me then I rued, And to repentance and confession turn’d; Wretch that I was! and well it had bested me! The chie... ... Beatrice. CANTO XI v. 9. Pope Anastasius.] The commentators are not agreed concerning the identity of the person, who is here mentioned as a followe... ...ssion of love, and to escape from that place. After his escape he makes his confession to a friar, and then returns to the forest of visions: and as... ... happy use is made of the traditions that are still current in North Britain concerning him. He is mentioned by G. Villani. Hist. l. x. c. cv. and cxl... ...ng, and all lean’d Against the cliff. E’en thus the blind and poor, Near the confessionals, to crave an alms, Stand, each his head upon his fellow’s s... ...kipp’d and wanton’d rapidly Upon the craggy cliffs, ere they had ta’en Their supper on the herb, now silent lie And ruminate beneath the umbrage brown... ...ust rise on opposite sides of the respective eminences.” v. 119. Belacqua.] Concerning this man, the commentators afford no information. CANTO V v. 1... ... were assign’d. CANTO XXIV “O ye! in chosen fellowship advanc’d To the great supper of the blessed Lamb, Whereon who feeds hath every wish fulfill’d! ...

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... can — I won’t say console me, but — distract me, it is seeing to everything concerning him.” She again took out her hand kerchief as if preparing to... ...here were carousals with aides de camp who visited the district, and af ter supper visits to a certain outlying street of doubtful reputation; and th... ... play a clever and serious game (when the cards allowed it) and then to have supper and drink a glass of THE DEATH OF IVAN ILYCH Tolstoy 22 wine. ... ... that he had diffused this gloom over them and could not dispel it. They had supper and went away, and Ivan Ilych was left alone with the consciousnes... ...hing to admit what they all knew and what he knew, but wanting to lie to him concerning his terrible condition, and wishing and forcing him to partici... ...“All right. Very well,” he muttered. When the priest came and heard his confession, Ivan Ilych was softened and seemed to feel a relief from his ...

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...more may please thee.” 51 Dante Whence I to him: “Do thou again inquire Concerning what thou thinks’t will satisfy me; For I cannot, such pity is... ...Abandon it as false, and trust it was Those words which thou hast spoken concerning him.” Already he was stooping to embrace My Teacher’s feet; bu... ...irst directedst me Towards Parnassus, in its grots to drink, And first concerning God didst me enlighten. Thou didst as he who walketh in the nigh... ...ng without pause, “Say, say if this be true; to such a charge, Thy own confession needs must be conjoined.” My faculties were in so great confusio... ...vision, which withdrew me So close to it, in order to be seen, That my confession I remembered not. Such as through polished and transparent glass... ...XXIV aradiso: Canto XXIV aradiso: Canto XXIV “O company elect to the great supper Of the Lamb benedight, who feedeth you So that for ever full is ... ...water forth from my internal fountain. “May grace, that suffers me to make confession,” Began I, “to the great centurion, Cause my conceptions all... ...s it the ascent no hindrance brooked, 220 O “O company elect to the great supper 341 O Simon Magus, O forlorn disciples, 70 O star of morning and o...

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...te of this narrative all attempts had failed of obtaining any intelligence concerning them whatsoever. To be sure, some bones which were thought to be... ...ing at intervals, rendered us very uncomfortable. But my chief anxiety was concerning the balloon, which, in spite of the varnish with which it was de... ...an their mother, and this would have been sufficient to confirm my opinion concerning the ha- bitual endurance of atmospheric pressure. But I was not ... ..., grinning from ear to ear, bustled about to pre- pare some marsh-hens for supper. Legrand was in one of his fits—how else shall I term them? —of enth... ... not in human nature to do more immediately. We rested until two, and had supper; starting for the hills immediately afterwards, armed with three sto... ...the localities. It may not be improper to record, never- theless, that the confessions of two persons, (one of them the Madame Deluc of the narrative)... ... into some farther details, which will carry with them the air of extorted confession. Hearing what I have lately heard, it would be indeed strange sh...

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...one, they commanded the little girl to refresh me with something nice till supper should come in. I had indeed for- gotten that there was any thing in... ... trust such an affair to any one, or even to ask the most remote questions concerning it, I was not wanting in a secret diligence, in order to get, if... ...asteful such gifts would be to him. In the mean time she had prepared some supper, and would readily have sent a portion up to his room; but he never ... ...ugh on every occasion, when, after the play, I sat down with the family to supper,—often putting up with the remains,—I had to endure my father’s cons... ...signature, kissed it, pressed it to my heart, and rejoiced in this amiable confession. But the more my transports increased, the more did it pain me n... ... extremely happy in the prospect of possessing her. Pylades had closed his confession with marriage; and the question arose among the rest of us, whet... ...and dis- position of the work. He had spoken with me several times already concerning the proper treatment of such a theme; and, 174 Autobiography as... ...he, interrupting me, “but of investigation, and on your part of an upright confession.”— “What do you want to know?” retorted I. He seated himself, dr... ...I begged the privilege of visiting him. Now, while making inquiries of him concerning antiquity, I did not conceal from him what delighted me among th...

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...mand- ers, and ministers and propounding the historians’ own reflec- tions concerning these actions. CHAPTER II THE FORCES OF A DOZEN EUROPEAN nations... ...thing to their commander in chief. Malasha, who had long been expected for supper, climbed carefully backwards down from the oven, her bare little fee... ...ould not survive the fall of Moscow, and now wrote French verses in albums concerning his share in the affair— this man did not understand the meaning... ... her aside, drawing her hand downward. “I have heard of cer- tain projects concerning… you know. Well my dear child, you know how your father’s heart ... ...ended, and surprised by all this, Rostopchin had returned to Moscow. After supper he lay down on a sofa without undressing, and was awakened soon afte... ...olstoy that he would not carry out his intention. He struggled against the confession of his weakness but dimly felt that he could not overcome it and... ...e orderlies of the wounded officers, after attending to their masters, had supper, fed the horses, and came out into the porches. In a neighboring hut...

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...s. The hut was furnished according to the fashion of that period—a fashion concerning which hints linger only *The Cossack country beyond (za) the fal... ...nked the Cossacks for the honour shown him. Thus ended the noisy election, concerning which we cannot say whether it was as pleasing to the others as ... ...ng in the world! I have seen heretics to whom it would be easier to lie in confession than it would be to our brothers and equals to take snuff, and t... ...glass of champagne in honour of his new garment. In the course of an hour, supper, consisting of vegetable salad, cold veal, pastry, confectioner’s pi... ...agreeable in conversation, in short, he passed a delightful evening. After supper he drank a couple of glasses of champagne— not a bad recipe for chee... ...prietor of the Mirgorod District, Ivan Pererepenko, son of Ivan, a plaint: concerning which the following points are to be noted:— “1. Ivan Dovgotchku... ... his question had no application whatever. At length, a few minutes before supper, play came to an end. Tchertokoutski could remem- ber that he had wo...

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...to be sure and come to “donner un coup d’epaule,” at the important debates concerning the schools and the roads, as a strong opposition by the reactio... ...d not come, the fixing of the fines to be exacted from them, the decisions concerning those who claimed exemption, the appointing of reserve jurymen. ... ... put his folded hands on the table. “Tell us all about it. A free and full confession will be to your advantage.” Maslova continued to look at the pre... ...ervations of that gentleman on heredity, while explaining scientific facts concerning heredity, were inapplicable in this case, as Botchkova was of un... ...ed, as he stepped into the porch of his house. “I am not going to have any supper,” he said to his manservant Corney, who followed him into the dining... ...rney, who followed him into the dining- room, where the cloth was laid for supper and tea. “You may go.” “Yes, sir,” said Corney, yet he did not go, b... ...ay go.” “Yes, sir,” said Corney, yet he did not go, but began clearing the supper off the table. Nekhludoff looked at Corney with a feeling of ill-wil... ...resent at the masses said for his soul, and his mother wished him to go to confession or to communion, and it was in a way expected, by public opinion...

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...ng, and all lean’d Against the cliff. E’en thus the blind and poor, Near the confessionals, to crave an alms, Stand, each his head upon his fellow’s s... ...cliffs, ere they had ta’en The Divine Comedy of Dante Purgatory 78 Their supper on the herb, now silent lie And ruminate beneath the umbrage brown... ...ust rise on opposite sides of the respective eminences.” v. 119. Belacqua.] Concerning this man, the commentators afford no information. CANTO V v. 1... ...sewhere.] He refers to what Guido del Duca had said in the thirteenth Canto, concerning the degeneracy of his countrymen. v. 70. If this were so.] Mr... ...supposes, (t. ii. p. 159,) but towards the end of the thirteenth cen tury. Concerning, other poems by Buonaggiunta, that are preserved in MS. in so... .... Counter to the edge.] “The weapons of divine justice are blunted by the confession and sorrow of the offender.” v. 58. Bird.] Prov. c. i. 17 v...

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... matter, I would lose myself in a labyrinthine analysis of my own thoughts concerning the matter in question. That is to say, I no longer thought of t... ...hould have had to reply, “They are attempts to think of what I am thinking concerning my own thoughts”—and so on. Rea- son, with me, had to yield to e... ...s of my own dignity, since I could not rid myself of a sense of diffidence concerning even the simplest of my words and acts. XX WOLODA THE FURTHER I ... ...k points in the character of an aunt of his whom he adored. Finally, after supper Woloda and Dubkoff would usually go off to some place whither Nechlu... ... know why I always feel so attracted towards you? “ he replied, meeting my confession with a look of kind understanding, “and why I like you better th...

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...f my readers if very particular inquiries had not been made by my townsmen concerning my mode of life, which some would call impertinent, though they ... ...good service to him whom it fits. I would fain say something, not so much concerning the Chi nese and Sandwich Islanders as you who read these pages... ...dove, and am still on their trail. Many are the travel lers I have spoken concerning them, describing their tracks and what calls they answered to. I... ...opper and post maker, who can hole fifty posts in a day, who made his last supper on a woodchuck which his dog caught. He, too, has heard of Homer, an... ...ut I endeavored to make them exercise all the wit they had, and make their confessions to me; in such cases making wit the theme of our conversation; ... ...s still stand here older than I; or, if some have fallen, I have cooked my supper with their stumps, and a new growth is rising all around, prepar in... ... closet door, see what was left of my dinner, and what prospect I had of a supper. Yet, though many people of every class came this way to the pond, I...

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...hateau- Margaux did not arrive until a late hour, and when the sumptu- ous supper supplied by “Old Charley” had been done very ample justice by the gu... ... con- tact with the corpse, poured out rapidly and vehemently a de- tailed confession of the hideous crime for which Mr. Pennifeather was then impriso... ...rom the table, and fell-dead. —————— THE MEANS by which this happily-timed confession was ex- torted, although efficient, were simple indeed. Mr. Good... ...curred to me that I could not do a wiser thing than just eat a mouthful of supper and go immediately to bed. A light supper of course. I am exceedingl... ..., from his own private knowledge and experience, the traditions of the day concerning the epoch at which he had originally lived. Now this process of ... ...ce only, hearing something remotely hinted, by a man of many speculations, concerning the origin of the human race; and by this individual, the very w...

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... eleventh of No- vember next. Now get off my knee a bit; some one must get supper, I suppose.” Jacky went through to the bedroom, and began to see to ... ...is afternoon.” To all his moods Jacky remained equally indiffer- ent. When supper was ready—and not before—she emerged from the bedroom, saying: “But ... ...anaged to convince his stomach that it was having a nourishing meal. After supper they smoked cigarettes and ex- changed a few statements. She observe... ...te an account was given of the Fussell family, of the anxieties of Charles concerning Naples, of the movements of Mr. Wilcox and Evie, who were mo- to... ...es rather in its disregard for the feelings of those whom we leave behind. Confession need harm no one—it can satisfy that test—and though it was un-E... ...ind. He was terrified but happy, ashamed, but had done no sin. He knew the confession: “Mrs. Wilcox, I have 314 Howards End done wrong,” but sunrise ...

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...Olaf Feilan, was then grown up, and Aud was very infirm. She consulted Onund concerning her kinsman Olaf, for whom she wished to ask in marriage Alfdi... ...Thorfinn’s house, carrying the treasure along with him. He found them all at supper. Thorfinn cast a severe glance at him and asked what he had found ... ...hen the whole way to Rome, and appeared before him who was appointed to hear confessions. They related truly all that had happened, all the cunning tr...