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... not less bare of style than those in which the Blessed Virgin appeared to Italian painters; and her profile as well as her stature and bearing seemed... ...ers. CHAPTER VII “Piacer e popone Vuol la sua stagione.” —Italian Proverb. MR. CASAUBON, as might be expected, spent a great deal of ... ...r, and bowed his thanks for Mr. Brooke’s invitation. “We will turn over my Italian engravings together,” contin- ued that good-natured man. “I have no... .... But indulging your children is one thing, and finding money to pay their debts is another. And it’s openly said that young Vincy has raised money on... ...rospect of getting Featherstone’s land as a future means of paying present debts. “I don’t know what you refer to, sir. I have certainly never borrowe... ... from Bulstrode to say he doesn’t believe you’ve ever promised to pay your debts out o’ my land. Come now!” Mr. Featherstone’s face required its whole... ...its numbers, and no mob of small contributors being admitted to a share of government. There was an immediate refusal on the part of every medical man... ... which belonged to the un- mapped regions not taken under the providential government, 474 Middlemarch except perhaps in an imperfect colonial way; b...

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...for the master. He paid two hundred for you himself. Kazi Mohammed was in debt to him, and he took you in payment. Three thousand roubles! Less than ... ... money, ’ said he, ‘then you may have your pick of the skins. We know what debt collecting is like. ’ So all the business the shoemaker did was to get... ...at servant, being moved with compassion, released him, and forgave him the debt. But that servant went out, and found one of his fellow servants, whic... ... boy, hear your old father! Go and harness the roan, and go at once to the Government office; put an end to all this affair there; and in the morning ... ...s. And his head was full of Christ’s sayings. Two soldiers went by: one in Government boots the other in boots of his own; then the master of a neighb... ...enter into the kingdom of heaven.’ 1885. 11 ILYÁS THERE ONCE LIVED, in the Government of Oufá a Bashkír named Ilyás. His father, who died a year after... ...ns.’ So spoke the Jew, and burst into tears. He wished to say more, but an Italian missionary who was there in terrupted him. ‘What you are saying is... ...me, the one outside whose borders no salvation can be found.’ So spoke the Italian. But a Protestant minister who happened to be present, growing pale... ...g cheaper. So the letter was written, and a prompt reply was received. The Italian Government wrote that they would have pleasure in supplying both a ...

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...rd one another a mutual 15 Friedrich Schiller support. The differences of government, of laws, of language, of manners, and of character, which hithe... ...ns, even while it frequently lost its force among the subjects of the same government. With the inhabitants of Geneva, for instance, of England, of Ge... ...lent son, Maximilian the Second, held at this memorable epoch the reins of government. With a heart full of sincerity, with a truly he- roic patience,... ...the Flemings, a similar revolt from the Spaniards. To the Pope and all the Italian republics no in- ducement could be more powerful than the hope of d... ...quivocal policy, which from the time of Charles V. had been pursued by the Italian States. The double character which pertained to the Popes made them... ...en the two crowns; and to this alliance, Holland, Denmark, and some of the Italian states presently acceded. Its object was to expel, by force of arms... ...mencement of the war, however, Gustavus was, it must be owned, as much in- debted to his good fortune as to his military talents. The imperial troops ... ...chiller original nothingness. Its officers were either bound to him as his debtors, or, as his credi- tors, closely connected with his interests, and ... ...accommodation with this prince, approved of this proceeding. But the great debt which Saxony owed to Sweden, was as yet too freshly remembered to allo...

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...ce was being held in the churches as usual. Alpatych went to the shops, to government offices, to the post office, and to the Governor’s. In the offic... ... the French theater and that to maintain the French troupe was costing the government as much as a whole army corps. The progress of the war was eager... ...reat influence in the village commune and had recently been away driving a government transport, had returned with news that the Cos- sacks were destr... ....” “If he manages the business properly he will be able to pay off all his debts,” said the militia officer, speaking of Rostov. “A kindly old man but... ...123 Tolstoy graceful gesture. “Admirable!” With the natural capacity of an Italian for changing the ex- pression of his face at will, he drew nearer t... ...use of Napoleon’s orders but by their own volition. The whole army—French, Italian, German, Polish, and Dutch—hungry, ragged, and weary of the cam- pa... ...ians, Saxons, Poles, Bavarians, Wurttembergers, Mecklenburgers, Spaniards, Italians, and Neapolitans. The Imperial army, strictly speaking, was one th...

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...vereignty were alternately swayed. The evils attending upon this system of government resembled those which af- flict the tenants of an Irish estate, ... ...ter Scott CHAPTER V. Is she a Capulet? O dear account! my life is my foe’s debt. —Shakespeare THE LORD KEEPER walked for nearly a quarter of a mile in... ...ult on a privy councillor; so there will be a total breach betwixt him and government. Scotland will be too hot for him; France will gain him; and we ... ... I dare say, by this time, he has told a dozen pretty stories of me to the government. And this is what I have got by wine, women, and dice, cocks, do... ...soon, and desire to do so with the reputation of an honest man, leaving no debty behind me, at last of my own contracting.” “ And gude right ye suld g... ... make Caleb compre- hend that the butler’s incurring the responsibility of debts in his own person would rather add to than remove the objec- tions wh... ...s of Ostade and T eniers were then termed, with one good paint- ing of the Italian school. There was, besides, a noble full- length of the Lord Keeper... ... about it, though you had?” “Only that I will be d—d if ever I saw French, Italian, or High-Dutchman ever make foot, hand, and eye keep time half so w...

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... Thomas, a colonel in the King’s army, who afterwards joined the Usurper’s Government; and Francis, in holy orders, who was slain whilst defending the... ...nly a little care, by both ladies who succeeded the second viscount in the government of this mansion. Round the terrace-garden was a low wall with a ... ...hrewd guess in after-times, when Dr. Tusher complained that King William’s government had 56 Henry Esmond basely treated him for services done in tha... ...and must impart it to some one. She made herself a good scholar of French, Italian, and Latin, having been grounded in these by her father in her yout... ...se sweet kindnesses were spent on us, and we offer back our return for the debt by a poor tardy payment of tears. Then forgotten tones of love re- cur... ... hand. In this desultory way the works of most of the English, French, and Italian poets came under his eyes, and he had a smattering of the Spanish t... ...ep the house as befitted one of his lordship’s rank, and the estate out of debt. And it did not require very much penetration to find that many of the... ... in the world.” “Madam, madam!” Esmond cried, transported and pro- voked. “Debts of honor must be paid some time or other; and my master will be ruine... ..., that the town talked about for two whole days, when the appearance of an Italian singer supplied a fresh subject for conversation,) and having busin...

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...e that con- cern themselves with Norman peasant life; those that deal with Government employees (Maupassant himself had long been one) and the Paris m... ...nsieur, you are aware of the great events which have changed the system of Government. The party you repre- sent no longer exists. The side I represen... ...re, and hurriedly sent three dispatches: “To the Members of the Republican Government, at Paris”; “To the New Republican Prefect of the Lower Seine, a... ...things too personal to ourselves. I burned it.” “So your husband runs into debt?” She hesitated again, and then murmured: “I do not know.” Thereupon I... ...t I said: ‘You are an excellent man, Monsieur l’Abbe, and we all owe you a debt of gratitude.’ “Everybody was laughing, in fact, except Marchas, who s... ...his valet brought her a letter from him, which contained the amount of his debt in Italian hundred-lire notes, accompa- nied by a very cool excuse. Wa... ...t brought her a letter from him, which contained the amount of his debt in Italian hundred-lire notes, accompa- nied by a very cool excuse. Wanda was ...

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...rom one to twenty-four: the day Mac landed at Naples his repeater rung the Italian hours, from one to twenty-four; as soon as he crossed the Alps it o... ...me with the greatest distinction. Fancy my surprise, on going to a ball at Government House, to meet my old friend Jowler; my trembling, blushing, thr... ...r as it appeared that they had any strength to fight a battle, the British Government, ever anxious to see its en- emies by the ears, by no means inte... ...rry and confusion of this struggle, the oyster re- mained with the British Government, who had so kindly of- fered to dress it for the Emperor, while ... ...t has always been notorious for bragging, and for the non-payment of their debts of gratitude as of their other obligations, and that writes histories... ...eons of Spielberg; and, escaping thence to England, was, under pretence of debt, but in reality from political hatred, imprisoned there also in the To... ... they call it, comes the opera, which, as I am given to understand, is the Italian for singing. Why they should sing in Italian, I can’t conceive; or ... ...o support her father, the Count, when he emigrated) a French dancer at the Italian Opera. French dancing, and Italian, therefore, we had at once, and ...

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...less- ness. Others have done much for the lepers, our own minis- ters, the government physicians, and so forth, but never with the Catholic idea of me... ...wenty shillings Scots to the name of each absenter. In this way very large debts were incurred by persons altogether unable to pay. Besides this, land... ...and we were still for liberty; ‘crowd a few more thousands on the bench of Government,’ we seemed to cry; ‘keep her head direct on liberty, and we can... ...eakness of the other. Decay appears to have seized on the organ of popular government in every land; and this just at the moment when we begin to brin... ... the success of the perfor- mance. At the end of the incantation scene the Italian trans- lator has made Macbeth fall insensible upon the stage. This ... ... from pit to gallery with inextinguishable laughter. It is, I am told, the Italian tradition; but it is one more honoured in the breach than the obser...

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...n else they would have expressed them. Not without cause therefore some both Italian and Spanish poets of prime note have rejected rhyme both in longe... ...Though now to Death I yeild, and am his due All that of me can die, yet that debt paid, Thou wilt not leave me in the loathsom grave His prey, nor suf... ..., and thought one step higher Would set me highest, and in a moment quit The debt immense of endless gratitude, So burthensome, still paying, still to... ...ly to attract Thy Love, not thy Subjection, and her Gifts Were such as under Government well seem’d, Unseemly to beare rule, which was thy part And pe... ... or not obeyd, Immediately inordinate desires And upstart Passions catch the Government From Reason, and to servitude reduce Man till then free. Ther... ... they gain by thir delay In the wide Wilderness, there they shall found Thir government, and thir great Senate choose Through the twelve Tribes, to ru...