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I always say so and uphold it, because even if yoursurface mind be a little affected (of course you will not feel angrywith me for talking so—I am speaking from a higher point of view) yetyour real mind is far better than all theirs put together.
IINever did a boy change so completely or age so quickly as Nathan in thethree years which followed.
"Ivar replies, "Sire, my fate is still the heavier; for as oft as I seebeautiful and excellent girls I only remember the more that girl, andthey increase my misery.
Kaikkeen siihen, mikä kotimaatani haavoittaa,olipa se kuinka vaikeata tahansa, on olemassa lääke — ja se lääke onminun hallussani.
Certainly,there could be no better or less-suspected hiding-place, but this wasjust where the trouble came in for the heirs, in whose interest thebooks were vainly searched and shaken, when the transfer of the libraryfrom the old to its new quarters was accomplished.
Sie horchte auf den Schallihrer Tritte, unter welchen die Sohle des einen Schuhes knarrte, undwie sie so stramm ausschritt, da klang es ihr ganz deutlich: „Recht --ge -- tan! Recht -- ge -- tan -- --“Der Müller warf die Zeche auf den Tisch.
All three of the Miss Epanchins were fine, healthy girls, well-grown,with good shoulders and busts, and strong—almost masculine—hands; and,of course, with all the above attributes, they enjoyed capitalappetites, of which they were not in the least ashamed.
51, 52] At a meeting of the Historical Society, on Tuesday, the thirtieth day of July, 1793, at Winthrop’s or Governor’s Island.
Nosooner did mamma hear me say this than she nearly fainted!”A strange thought passed through the prince’s brain; he gazed intentlyat Aglaya and smiled.
Baroda kutsui tyttärensä myötänsä, ja Satiš, joka ei voinut toivoakeskustelun tulevan päätökseen, poistui hänkin koirineen.
_Tañgaré_ is the name of a rather handsome bean, which possessesintoxicating qualities.
She opened one of the boxes and said: "See,brother, look at all my __pan__-making things.
”Farther down the valley, the monastery of Kanobin hugs the side of acliff four hundred feet above the river-bed.
Hänlisäsi vielä, ettei kelpo Lolita itkenyt milloinkaan, vaikka sattuiloukkaamaan itseänsä, ja totesi hänen siinä suhteessa tulleen isäänsä.
It was a great and stately mansion, and many people stoodoutside, who received the earl kindly, and took care of the horsesand baggage.
The prince gazed at it for a minute or two, then glanced around him,and hurriedly raised the portrait to his lips
” Theystopped at Haviland’s house; and entering, Arthur was inducted intothe most delightful bachelor rooms, down-stairs, filled with books,weapons, and implements for smoking.
Thereupon he declaredthat Nat’s obstreperousness was heading his father into bankruptcy.
CONTENTS CHAPTER PAGE I THE WHITE MOUNTAIN 1 II THE LEFT-HAND LAND 6 III THE CITY OF SATURN 26 IV THE SPIRIT OF OLYMPIA 44 V ACROSS THE MOUNTAINS 60 VI THE LAND OF UZ 72 VII THE EARTHLY PARADISE 88 VIII THE PORT OF THE WILDERNESS 95 IX THE RICHES OF DAMASCUS 110 X THE DESERT CAPITAL 128 XI SOME SALT PEOPLE 144 XII THE CEDARS OF THE LORD 163 XIII THE GIANT STONES OF BAALBEK 184 XIV HAMATH THE GREAT 201THE ILLUSTRATIONS Evening in the harbor of Beirut _Frontispiece_ FACING PAGE Along the coast north of Beirut 4 Looking up the western slopes of Lebanon 5 Lebanon soldiers 16 Village of Deir el-Kamr 17 Bay of Beirut and Mount Sunnin 26 Pine groves of Beirut 27 Bridge over the Dog River 36 Procession in Beirut 38 Students of the American College 48 Cape of Beirut viewed from Lebanon 49 Old Bridge over the Barada River 70 Cascade in the Yarmuk Valley 71 A caravan 82 Damascus—a distant view 83 Damascus—one of the more modern avenues 100 A Syrian café 101 Damascus—court of a private residence 112 Damascus—Moslem cemetery 113 Damascus—The Street called Straight 120 Damascus—The Omayyade Mosque 121 Palmyra—General view of the ruins 134 Palmyra—the Triple Gate 135 Funeral procession of the patriarch 160 A summer camp in Lebanon 161 The Cedar Mountain 170 Source of the Kadisha River 171 The oldest Cedar of Lebanon 182 Baalbek—the six great columns 183 Baalbek—the stone in the quarry 198 Hama—the Orontes River 199 MAPS AND PLANS The railway from Beirut to Damascus 62 Cross-section of Syria 64 The Hauran 74 The temples of Baalbek 194SYRIATHE LAND OF LEBANON_Syria, The Land of Lebanon_CHAPTER ITHE WHITE MOUNTAINFar off on the eastern horizon the thin haze of an October dawn gentlyblended into denser masses of silvery white, which rose like dreammountains above the edge of the placid azure sea.
Wehad a long visit from Mtarika next day; he gave us meal, and meat ofwild hog, with a salad made of bean-leaves.
Rich, populous valleys, lying deep between the shoulders of themountains, slope quickly downward to the coast where, farther and fartherbelow us, the silvery-green olive orchards and golden sands of Beirutreach out into the ever-broadening azure expanse of the Mediterranean.
Cotton’s charge at Hampton was, that they should take adviceof them at Plymouth, and should do nothing to offend them: CaptainEndicott (my dear 진주 띠­별­오­늘­의­운­세 friend, and a friend to us all) is a second Burrow;the Lord establish him, and us all in every good way of truth: Otherthings I would have writ of but time prevents me; again I may be withyou before this letter; remember me unto God in your prayers, and soI take my leave, with my loving salutations to yourself and all therest.
Had I not risen, all in one moment,from my nothingness to a height above everything? So shall allthings come at my beck and call.
The games themselves are so artfully and cleverlymanaged, that people appear to be riding in the air; and at them alsoare used shot-fire (1), and all kinds of harp-playing, singing, andmusic instruments.
It was a woman of some forty years, dressed in sombrecolours, probably a housekeeper or a governess.
It was, indeed, said that this Olewas from Russia; but the earl had heard that Trygve Olafson had had ason called Olaf, who in his infancy had gone east to Gardarike, and hadbeen brought up by King Valdemar.
Where do you go, Derwent?”“I am going out among the Rockies of British Columbia, hunting,” saidhe.
Miss Farnum, who was a marvellously beautiful young woman, met themalmost at the door.
""Just listen to her! Whatever did you spend all that money on?"Bimal made no reply.
“That’s the beauty of it, general!”“It’s a funny notion,” said Totski, “and yet quite natural—it’s only anew way of boasting
At leastfour-fifths of the population is Mohammedan, and Islam is dominant anduncompromising in Damascus, as it is not in cities like Constantinopleand Cairo, where 인연터치 Moslem fanaticism is to a greater or less degree held incheck by the constant menace of interference by Christian powers.
The picture wasone of pure nature, for the face was not beautified by the artist, butwas left as it would naturally be, whosoever the sufferer, after suchanguish.
The next item in the day’s programme occurred a few minutes later whenthe morning papers arrived.
King Olaf called before him the men who had come from Iceland, ThorodSnorrason, Geller Thorkelson, Stein Skaptason, and Egil Halson, andspoke to them thus:--"Ye have spoken to me much in summer about makingyourselves ready to return to Iceland, and I have never given you adistinct answer.
What you’ve written in to-night’s paper goes to show theinjury an immature, undisciplined boy can do to himself and to those wholove him—by not knowing his own mind.
Hefelt a sudden grim affection for the old tanner who had been keeping theheart of a poet locked under his tough hide for two or three decades.
Butthe workmen, when it came to the point, would none of him; though hedid occupy a seat for a year as a Prohibitionist in the ConnecticutLegislature.
Svein, a son of King Canute, and of Alfifa, a daughter of Earl Alfrin,had been appointed to govern Jomsborg in Vindland.
All of them seemed weary, andmost of them had sleepy eyes and a shivering expression, 경기 도모임 while theircomplexions generally appeared to have taken on the colour of the fogoutside.
He supposed they were composed of a species of quartz or mineral, butobserving one of them within reach at his side, he reached upward withhis knife and extracted it from the shale in which it was imbedded.
My earthen temple could hold you no longer--every moment it was on the point of breaking apart.
I would not, says she, give onefarthing to make any one believe it: I have no interest in it; nothingbut trouble is entailed upon me for a long time, for aught I know; andhad it not come to light by accident, it would never have been madepublic.
John Endicott by name, and some others with him, tomake some preparation for the rest; to whom (by some that came hitherfrom thence) I had occasion to write unto him, though unknown byface, or any other way, but as I had heard of his worth, from whom Ireceived this letter following.
Did these bones cost no more the breeding butto play at loggets with ’em? Mine ache to think on’t.
Many of the greatest men ofearth have trodden its streets or fought before its walls or worshiped atits shrines.
It had been an old custom in Norway that the sons of lendermen, or othergreat men, went out in war-ships to gather property, and they maraudedboth in the country and out of the country.
Kun olen yksin, kaikki murheeni tuntuvat minua ahdistavan ja estävänminua ajattelemastakaan Jumalaa.
Ivan Petrovitch began to stare at him with some surprise; thedignitary, too, looked at him with considerable attention; PrincessBielokonski glared at him angrily, and compressed her lips.
Gestern noch weh und freudig bewegt, müde gehetzt vom Herzleid, derFreude gegenüber wie ein verschüchtertes Kind, das, vom Weihnachtsbaumgeblendet, sich nicht zuzulangen traut, heut über Leid und Freud’hinweg!Alle Böswilligkeit der Welt würde umsonst an dem Bettschragen rütteln,auf dem er da liegt, die rauhen Hände über der eingesunkenen Brustgefaltet.
Now,any cultivated foreman’s daughter, in the factory village, would havesung in bad Italian, and not sung well.
"Then the people went to their tent-houses; and the Northland people hada meeting among themselves, and talked over the business, and every onespoke according to his judgment.
“I have seen men of gracefulsimplicity of intellect; I have seen an old man who is not abovespeaking kindly and even _listening_ to a boy like myself; I see beforeme persons who can understand, who can forgive—kind, good Russianhearts—hearts almost as kind and cordial as I met abroad.
Meanwhile I have heard things about youwhich I should not have believed to be possible
Since man is proud, how wise it is, how just, That death should come to teach us we are dust!WHAT OF THAT? Tired? Well, what of that? Didst fancy life was spent on beds of ease, Fluttering the rose-leaves scattered by the breeze? Come, rouse thee! work while it is called day! Coward, arise! go forth upon thy way.
Nothing was discernible of the driver except hisfeet, the carriage curtains hiding his body.
Now, at the momentwhen his own anxiety became so marked, her excitement also increasedvisibly, and when he looked about him, she did the same.
“And you’ll go to Nastasia Philipovna’s this evening—”“If you insist: but, judge for yourself, can I go, ought I to go?”“But she is not that sort of woman, I tell you!” said Gania, angrily
This writing allows for flourishes;now a flourish is a dangerous thing! Its use requires such taste, but,if successful, what a distinction it gives to the whole! It results inan incomparable type—one to fall in love with!”“Dear me! How you have gone into all the refinements and details of thequestion! Why, my dear fellow, you are not a caligraphist, you are anartist! Eh, Gania?”“Wonderful!” said Gania
It has been said that man is incurably religious, that if all religionswere blotted out, man would create a new religion.
“I lived almostall the while in one little Swiss village; what can I teach you? Atfirst I was only just not absolutely dull; then my health began toimprove—then every day became dearer and more precious to me, and thelonger I stayed, the dearer became the time to me; so much so that Icould not help observing it; but why this was so, it would be difficultto say.
”All he said and did was abrupt, confused, feverish—very likely thewords he spoke, as often as not, were not those he wished to say.
I had scarcely time toutter a word of warning when, to my unutterable horror, horse and riderpassed _through_ men and carriage as if they had been thin air.
My God! What might not have been made of such a charactercombined with such beauty! Yet in spite of all efforts—in spite of alleducation, even—all those gifts are wasted! She is an uncut diamond
Those huge armssqueezed half the life out of him and then began belaboring him crazilyon the back.
"Freyvid answers, "We Uplanders will not, in our time, have the kingdomgo out of the old race of our ancestors, which has given us kings for along course of generations, so long as we have so good a choice as now.
However, a week later she received another letter from the same source,and at last resolved to speak.
At the end of that time, and about four months after Totski’s lastvisit (he had stayed but a fortnight on this occasion), a reportreached Nastasia Philipovna that he was about to be married in St
Over inthe southwest corner a group of Dartmouth alumni men were holding areunion supper.
When he came north to Agdanes,he heard that the earl was in the fjord, and was in discord with thebondes.