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...n your harbour rides: And the seafarers, sitting safe on shore, Like eager merchants count their treasures o’er. One gift they find, one strange and l... ...ecumbent tombs of the dead in desert places, Standing stones on the vacant wine-red moor, Hills of sheep, and the howes of the silent vanished races, ...

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...oung twigs, and carried it into a land of traffick; he set it in a city of merchants. 5 He took also of the seed of the land, and planted it in a frui... ...ead, they traded in thy fairs. 13 Javan, Tubal, and Meshech, they were thy merchants: they traded the persons of men and vessels of brass in thy marke... ... horsemen and mules. Ezekiel 27:1 – 27:14 57 15 The men of Dedan were thy merchants; many isles were the merchandise of thine hand: they brought thee... ...titude of the wares of thy making, for the multitude of all riches; in the wine of Helbon, and white wool. 19 Dan also and Javan going to and fro occu... ...y occupied with thee in lambs, and rams, and goats: in these were they thy merchants. 22 The merchants of Sheba and Raamah, they were thy merchants: t... ...nd with all precious stones, and gold. 23 Haran, and Canneh, and Eden, the merchants of Sheba, Asshur, and Chilmad, were thy merchants. 24 These were ... ...l their heads. Ezekiel 44:10 – 44:20 97 21 Neither shall any priest drink wine, when they enter into the inner court. 22 Neither shall they take for ...

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...es that one meets crowds of Parisians, and the daughters and wives of rich merchants from Bordeaux, with an admixture, now by no means inconsiderable,... ... gutter. La Mere Bauche with her own hand brought her cake with a glass of wine after her betrothal was over, and patted her on the cheek, and called ... ... have affected her as much. 32 La Mere Bauche And then there was cake and wine and sweetmeats; and after a few minutes Marie disappeared. For an hour...

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...adjoin- ing it on one side. Certain parts of this wood had been cleared by merchants about fifteen years ago, but these clearings were already densely... ...t would be well to imbibe his principles (he poured himself out a glass of wine) with the (he lifted the glass to his nose and sniffed at it) mother’s... ...d the glass to his nose and sniffed at it) mother’s milk! He swallowed the wine. Kollomietzev also drank a glass and praised it highly. Markelov payed... ...he stupid two-storied stone houses, with imposing frontals, in- habited by merchants, past the church, ornamented with pil- lars, past the shops.... I... ...jdanov merely put his lips to the glass; Solomin said that he did not take wine in the morning; and Markelov angrily and resolutely drank his glass to... ..., and on waking up would sit opposite one another again, drinking bilberry wine or an effervescent drink called “forty-minds,” which nearly always squ... ...when they had awakened from their afternoon nap and were drinking bilberry wine. “We are going into the eighteenth century!” Paklin ex- claimed as the... ...ries all over the place, but they nearly always fall into the hands of the merchants in the end. It’s a pity, because the merchants are even worse swe... ...hands of people in no way distinguished by their origin.” “Do you mean the merchants?” “For the most part probably the merchants.” “But how will it ha...

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... an inconvenient husband to whom a dozen times D’Artagnan had made a pretence of passing a sword through his body, that husband had disappeared one fi... ...oak, appeared at the door, but seeing a stranger he beckoned to his companions, and two men who were drinking in the inn went out to speak to him. D’A... ...ke them to yonder shed, my friend,” said Aramis, pointing to a low building on the plain; “there you will find hay and straw for them; then come back ... ...it fathers that it is permitted to tell a falsehood when it is told in a good cause.” “So far well,” said Aramis; “we are dying of hunger. Serve us up... ...“Oh, monsieur!” said Bazin, clasping his hands supplicatingly. “Come, no hypocrisy! you know that I don’t like it. You will do much better to open the... ...ntinued D’Artagnan, “you shall judge of him for yourself. He is coming to play with us this evening.” “Oho!” said Porthos, his eyes glistening at the ... ...his large feet in the sands. “Zounds! I could defy a nation!” “Be quiet, Porthos,” said D’Artagnan, “we are observed.” “We are admired, i’faith,” answ... ... Frondists was at midnight? for I presume it was when you left me that you went to visit her.” “At the Hotel de Ville, my dear fellow.” “What! at the ...

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... Alex. Shew him your hand. 91 Enob. Bring in the Banket quickly: Wine enough, [xx1 92 Cleopatra’s health to drinke. 93 Cha... ... Crocodile. 1365 Ant. They are so. 1366 Pom. Sit, and some Wine: A health to Lepidus. 1367 Lep. I am not so well as I should ... ...1378 Pom. Forbeare me till anon. Whispers in’s Eare. 1379 This Wine for Lepidus. 1380 Lep. What manner o’ thing is your Crocodile... ... Ant. Come, let’s all take hands, 1457 Till that the conquering Wine hath steep’t our sense, 1458 In soft and delicate Lethe. 1459 ... ...ee we haue burnt our cheekes. Strong Enobarbe 1477 Is weaker then the Wine, and mine owne tongue 1478 Spleet’s what it speakes: the wilde dis... ...415 Caesars no Merchant, to make prize with you 3416 Of things that Merchants sold. Therefore be cheer’d, 3417 Make not your thoughts your ...

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...oking-glass tray furnished with Dresden china, the food was exquisite. The wines se- lected by Monsieur de Watteville, who, to occupy his time and var... ...carried to the superior Court. He thus gained as clients four of the chief merchants of the place, who dis- cerned in him so much good sense and sound... ...anks to the connections he had obscurely formed among the up- per class of merchants in Besancon, he was starting a fort- nightly paper, called the Ea... ... Paris! These reflections, put forward by Albert, were repeated by the ten merchants, who believed them to be their own. Monsieur Savaron did not comm... ..., no doubt in order to hear me speak for once! One of the most influential merchants of Besancon was on the jury; he had a difficult task to fulfil; I... ...whelmed with business, and I undertake no cases but those brought to me by merchants, saying that commercial questions are my specialty. This line of ...

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...ned, lugging in a large pair of scales. They were such a pair as wholesale merchants use for weighing bulky commodities; and quite a bulky commodity w... ...rch. Now they drew up a golden cup, fit for the King of Spain to drink his wine out of. Perhaps the bony hand of its former owner had been grasping th... .... 61 Hawthorne Next comes a class in arithmetic. These boys are to be the merchants, shopkeepers, and mechanics of a future period. Hitherto they hav... ...nt; and slaves in gorgeous liveries waited on the guests, and offered them wine in goblets of massive silver.” “Were there slaves in those days!” excl... ...At a little distance from the throng might be seen the wealthy and pompous merchants whose warehouses stood on Long Wharf. It was difficult to touch t... ...State House. The lower floor of this edifice had hitherto been used by the merchants as an exchange. In the upper stories were the chambers of the jud... ...the expense of the poor Yankees. And perhaps he would call for a bottle of wine, or a steaming bowl of punch, and drink confusion to all rebels.” “Our... ...market for it. But after a while, the government persuaded this company of merchants to send the tea to America. 132 TheWholeHistoryofGrandfather sCh...

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...eady raised a considerable gift in silver merks to be sent through Lombard merchants to their new Abbess, and this requisition was a fresh blow. Prese... ... an earnest gesture begging her to partake, and a slender V enice glass of wine was brought to her with a cake of wheaten bread. Much did Grisell wish... ...THE THE THE W W W W WARS ARS ARS ARS ARS Above, below, the Rose of Snow, T wined with her blushing face we spread. —Gray’s Bard. NEWS DID NOT TRAVEL v... ...hich Grisell had reckoned for the winter needs, were pledged to Sunderland merchants for armour and weapons; the colts running wild on the moors were ... ... are the stocks? Oh, my pretty boy! He breathed, he is living. Give me the wine!” Then as there was no opening of the pale lips, she fell into another... ...gged for a further allowance of beer for them, or even to broach a cask of wine. “For,” said she, “they are none such fiends as we thought, if one kno... ...he exaggerated fashion of gossip. There were outcries about provisions and wine or ale, and shouts demanding more, and when Pierce declared that he wo... ...nce. He was, however, far from being a rich man, on a level with the great merchants, though he had succeeded to a modest, not unprosperous trade in s... ...r was over, old Anton had purveyed a loose blue gown from the neighbouring merchants, with gold lace seams and girdle, peaked boots, and the hideous b...

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...e seasons was like a pageant in a Drury Lane pantomime and the dry air was wine, I should let business slide once in a way and 23 Rudyard Kipling kic... ...ll in love with Carlin on the spot. Wallah! He was a man. The prince among merchants bid me take no heed to the warlike sentiments of some of the old ... ...merald, cobalt, 45 Rudyard Kipling ochre, amber, honey splashed with port wine, snow white, vermilion, lemon, and silver gray in wide washes. The sid... ...d Kipling young reprobates were making the girls drunk. They gave them red wine and then white, and the voices rose slightly with the maidens’ cheek f... ...—in which case they wouldn’t be so hopelessly overcome with two glasses of wine. They may be—” Whatever they were they got indubitably drunk—there in ...

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...y form of Adam, so that the boy could better support him. Then taking some wine from the hunting-flask slung to his own shoulder, he applied some drop... ...humours. For not only had the neighbouring city of London poured forth her merchants and artizans, to gaze, wonder, and cen- sure the extravagance—not... ...it ashore at once, gracious lady,” said Rich- ard, revived by a draught of wine from the stores provided for the long day; “I will find its friends.” ... ...ingle file, and did not gain a clearer space even when the stone houses of merchants began to stand thick on Ludgate Hill, their carved wooden balconi... ...e taken to St. Denis. The flesh, which had been removed by being boiled in wine and spices, was already on its way to Palermo in a vessel whose melanc... ...eft to him- self—now treading on a lady’s train, now upsetting a flagon of wine, now nearly impaling himself upon the point of a whole spitful of orto... ...of blood. His friend disarmed him tenderly, and revived him with bread and wine, silencing a half-murmured scruple about Lenten diet with the dispensa... ...nd Druses, and bold Arabs too: and the choicest of many a heretic Armenian merchants’ caravan is ours, and of many a Saracen village; corn and wine, f... ...he green; for the most part not the nobles of the court, but certain young merchants of London and Bristol, who had followed the course of pilgrimage ...

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... with gold, and with all the requi- sites for a dainty carouse. Flagons of wine, various drinking glasses, bottles of the hippocras, flasks full of go... ...e, various drinking glasses, bottles of the hippocras, flasks full of good wine of Cyprus, pretty boxes full of spices, roast peacocks, green sauces, ... ...’s blood.” And with her trembling hands all joyously she filled with Greek wine the 21 Droll Stories – Vol. 1 golden cup, brought by the Bishop of Co... ...st, most devout, finishing everything quickly, his prayers as well as good wine, he man- aged the processes after the T urkish fashion, having a thou-... ...ney with holy water; sprinkled it and transmitted the holy water into good wine. More than that, his name lay snugly in all the et ceteras of the nota... ...unchback left T ours and went to live in the town of Bruges, where certain merchants had sent for him to arrange the machinery for making hauberks. Du... ...our, they will die.” “Let us go and fetch it,” said the dyer. Then the two merchants went in great haste to the house of the hunchback, to get the swo...

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............................................................... 110 FRAGMENT: WINE OF THE FAIRIES. ......................................................... ...should be repaid, Who barter wrong for wrong, until the exchange Ruins the merchants of such thriftless trade, Visit the tower of Vado, and unlearn ... ...g factions wet their lips _20 With that dread wine, and swear to keep each spirit Undarkened by their country’s last ecli... ...ee. 111 Shelley FRA FRA FRA FRA FRAGMENT GMENT GMENT GMENT GMENT: : : : : WINE OF WINE OF WINE OF WINE OF WINE OF THE F THE F THE F THE F THE FAIRIES... ...s. Shelley, “Poetical Works”, 1839, 1st edition. I am drunk with the honey wine Of the moon-unfolded eglantine, Which fairies catch in hyacinth bowls.... ... Bird, What sweet thoughts are thine: I have never heard Praise of love or wine That panted forth a flood of rapture so divine. _...

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...y dust with her own hands over the body, and poured forth the libations of wine that formed an essential part of the ceremony. She was seized by the g... ... which was then most valuable to all, a little meal and a small measure of wine. Still, the condition of the Capitol was lamentable; there was no cert... ...quet with everything that could delight his senses, delicious food, costly wine, flowers, perfumes, music; but with a sword with the point almost touc... ...oul and cruel rites; and, like them, they were excellent sailors and great merchants trading with ev- ery known country, and living in great riches an... ...oined in riotous processions, carrying ivy in honor of Bacchus, the god of wine, and offered incense to the idols; and the worst of all these was the ... ...that were lurking in the hills. And with them came a great number of slave merchants, who had bar- gained with Nicanor that they should have ninety Je... ...he wounded, and then dividing the rest among his warriors. As to the slave merchants, they were all made prisoners, and instead of giving a talent for... ... through which was conducted the stream of spices and saf- fron, boiled in wine, that the perfume might overpower the scent of slaughter below. Wild b... ...nd butchers to sell corn and meat, and hay for the horses; and the English merchants and Flemish weavers would come by sea and by land to bring cloth,...

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...ured to say of the really historical personages. Mr. Fox Bourne’s ‘English Merchants’ furnished the tradition respect- ing Whittington. I am afraid th... ...so were jugglers and maskers, Robin Hood and Marion, glee-men and harpers, merchants and hucksters, 35 Yo n g e masterful beggars and sorners, shephe... ...mburg. He was too much confused to look up till the piece of pasty and the wine with which the lady had caused him to be supplied were almost consumed... ... might have guided him; but ill men came about him; they maddened him with wine and beer; they excited him to show that he feared her not; he struck h... ... when the manchet and rere supper were brought into the hall, he mixed her wine and water, and held the silver basin and napkin to her on bended knee,... ... third mayoralty. So I am for the City on Thursday; and whoever loves good wine, good sturgeon, good gold, or good men, had best come with me.’ Such i... ...is apple, deer’s antlers adorned the haunch, the royal sturgeon floated in wine, fountains of perfumed waters sprang up from shells, towers of pastry ... ...talked with Whittington of the grand town-halls and other buildings of the merchants of the Low Countries, with whom he was a trader for their rich st...

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... So you will let me love. Alas, alas, who’s injur’d by my love? What merchants ships have my sighs drown’d? Who saies my teares have overflow’... ...ith christall vyals, lovers come, And take my teares, which are loves wine, And try your mistresse Teares at home, For all are false, that ...

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...e to be identified, if drowned and flung ashore. It was some time before I could sever myself from the many interesting papers on the table, and then ... ...iter having settled that point, returns to array your tablecloth, with a table napkin folded cocked-hat-wise (slowly, for some- thing out of window en... ...s on a burn- ing-glass, I felt that now, indeed, I was in the dear old France of my affections. I should have known it, without the well- remembered b... ..., and asked monsieur, with her wondering little eyebrows prettily raised, if there were anything the matter? Faintly replying in the negative, monsieu... ...d I accidentally struck an airy sample of barley out of an aged hassock in one of them. From Rood-lane to T ower-street, and thereabouts, there was of... ...on closets in wax, and that a delightful robbery may be in course of transaction. About College-hill, Mark-lane, and so on towards the Tower, and Dock...

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... Company, a porter attending me with a bag of money, and some of the chief of these merchants bowing me from their doors. Two days before, and even so... ...e mentioned, on a business of some gravity to myself; and, as I am little used with wine, I might be the sooner affected.” 26 Robert Louis Stevenson ... ... bottle in myself.” He touched a bell, and a footman came, as at a signal, bringing wine and glasses. “You are sure you will not join me?” asked the A... ...ow you are to guess your part of glory if you choose to die. On the one hand, life, wine, women, and a duke to be your handgun: on the other, a rope t... ... I had a meal with the two ladies, all very good, served in fine old plate, and the wine excellent, for it seems that Mrs. Ogilvy was rich. Our talk, ... ... he replied drily, “and I think this can scarce be the matter you called me from my wine to listen to. I would remember also, if I were you, that you ... ... passengers besides our two selves, which made of it a full cabin. Three were solid merchants out of Leith, Kirkcaldy, and Dundee, all engaged in the ... ...ame ad- venture into High Germany. One was a Hollander return- ing; the rest worthy merchants’ wives, to the charge of one of whom Catriona was recomm... ...m the first blink of the sun till eight or nine at night under the clear stars. The merchants or Captain Sang would sometimes glance and smile upon us...

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... Ville-d’Avray, the Mont- morency, in short, the suburban residence of the merchants of Havre. Here they build their houses on terraces around its amp... ...y of the Seine. Is the wind on this side too strong for vegetation? Do the merchants shrink from the cost of terracing it? However this may be, the tr... ...med to promise to Havre. As he listened to these conver- sations among the merchants, he foresaw the means of for- tune, and without loss of time he s... ...r than ever I was. You have no idea, in Europe, what these rich East India merchants are. I went to Asia Minor and purchased opium at low prices, and ... ...ho was supposed to be his nearest friend (at a price), called him “a sound wine so carefully corked that you break all your corkscrews.” The beautiful... ...rs since I’ve been drunk,” he added, looking at La Briere. “Not drunk with wine, you mean,” said Butscha, looking keenly at him, “yes, I can believe t... ... is enough to make me drunk al- ready,—like the men who bottle other men’s wine.” “All such social distinctions,” said Canalis, “are of little use wit... ...e; and his liveliness increased with the tor- 196 Modeste Mignon rents of wine which poured down his throat like rain through a gutter. “Do you know,... ...oda,’ a tail,—mark that word! See here! a bit of good advice is worth your wine and your cream of tea. Father Mignon—he’s cream, too; the cream of hon...

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...e other, stepping forward,— ’Do you remember little Joe Toddyhigh?’ The port wine fled for a moment from the fruiterer’s nose as he muttered, ‘Joe Tod... ...glass win dow. Between them was an ancient cask, which seemed to be full of wine; for the younger Giant, clapping his huge hand upon it, and throwing... ...ible of some of the sensations which belong to human kind. Thus when I taste wine, I feel blows; when I relish the one, I disrelish the other. Therefo... ...plied the Giant Magog, laying his hand upon the cask, ‘of him who owned this wine, and kept it in a cellar hoarded from the light of day, for thirty y... ...use, and yet never thought that he might be scarcely “fit to drink” when the wine became so. I wonder it never occurred to him to make himself unfit t... ...and velvets sparkled in his dark shop and darker private closet, than at any merchants in the city. In those times no less than in the present it woul...