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From: Hornstein M. <pro...@ne...> - 2010-04-22 20:29:53
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Was sickly. The parents were not the less devoted to it from understanding that they themselves were to a certain extent the cause of its suffering. They never left that child. They never went to church, for they had got shy of people. For two years God gave them the joy of the child, and then He took it from them. The first thought that struck them after this blow was that they had been too fond of their child. That was why they had lost it. So, when another came, it seemed as if neither of them dared to show their love for it. But this little one, though it too was sickly at first, grew stronger, and was so sweet and bright that they could not restrain their feelings. A new, pure happiness had come to them; they could almost forget all that had happened. When this child was two years old, God took it too. Some people seem to be chosen out by sorrow. They are the very people that seem to us to need it least, but at the same time they are those that are best fitted to bear trials and yet to keep their faith. These two had early sought God together; after this they lived as it were in His presence. The life at Tingvold had long been a quiet one; now the house was like a c |
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From: Speh <cre...@he...> - 2009-08-30 15:13:32
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Ast, that there is no manifest absurdity in supposing there is no Deity, for nothing can be proved by reasoning if the conclusion can be denied without absurdity, nor can there be a manifest absurdity in denying the existence of what there is no difficulty in excluding from the mind. Yet after a |
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From: Huynh <pre...@am...> - 2009-08-29 21:32:13
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Hat have appeared from time to time in various periodicals and MSS. that were kindly placed at his disposal by the Secretary of the Society for the Protection of Ancient Buildings. He desires to express his thanks to the Vicars of the two churches for permission to thoroughly examine every part of the buildings, and to photograph them without let or hindrance; he also wishes to bear testimony to the readiness shown by the clerks and vergers in imparting local information and in facilitating his photographic work. T. P. _October_ 1899. CONTENTS WIMBORNE MINSTER PAGE CHAPTER I.--History of the Building 3 Date of Foundation 5 The Norman Church 8, 9 Alterations in the Thirteenth and Fourteenth Centuries 10, 11 Alterations in the Fifteenth and Sixteenth Centuries 11, 12 Modern Restorations 14 CHAPTER II.--The Exterior 16 The Central Tower 16 The North Porch 22 The East Window 24 The Sundial 25 The South Porch 25 The Western Tower 26 CHAPTER III.--The Interior 29 The North Porch 29 The Aisles 29, 38 The Clerestory 33 The Central Tower 34 The Transepts 38 The East End, Choir and Presbytery 42 Sedilia and Piscina 44 The Beaufort and Courtenay Tombs and Brass of Aethelred 42, 47 The South Choir Aisle and Etricke Tomb 48 The North Choir Aisle and Uvedale Monument 50, 51 The Crypt, Vestry, and Library 52 Deans of Wimborne 59 CHAPTER IV.--St Margaret's Hospital 60 Dime |
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From: Albarado W. <rad...@ip...> - 2009-08-28 17:20:15
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A deceit in any ill form. Keats told me, that, in declining the
invitation, his sole motive was the consciousness, which would be ever
prevalent with him, of his not being, in its utter extent, a free
agent,--even within such a circle as Shelley's,--himself, nevertheless,
the most unrestricted of beings. Mr. Trelawney, a familiar of the
family, has confirmed the unwavering testimony to Shelley's bounty of
nature, where he says, "Shelley was a being absolutely without
selfishness." The poorest cottagers knew and benefited by the thoroughly
_practical_ and unselfish character of his Christianity, during his
residence at Marlow, when he would visit them, and, having gone through
a course of study in medicine, in order that he might assist them with
his advice, would commonly administer the tonic which such systems
usually require,--a good basin of broth, or pea-soup. And I believe I am
infringing on no private domestic delicacy, when I repeat, that he has
been known, upon a sudden and immediate emergency, to purloin ("_convey_
the wise it call") a portion of the warmest of Mrs. Shelley's wardrobe,
to protect some poor starving sister. One of the richer residents of
Marlow told me that "_they all_ considered him a madman." I wish he had
bitten the whole squad. "No settled senses of the world can match The
'wisdom' of that madness." Shelley's figure was a little above the
middle height, slender, and of delicate construction, which appeared the
rather from a lounging or waving manner in his gait, as though his frame
was compounded merely of muscle and tendon, and that the power of
walking was an achiev
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From: Ceron <civ...@dv...> - 2009-08-26 20:10:47
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From: Strohschein <las...@bc...> - 2009-08-14 08:58:00
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From: Ignacio <gr...@th...> - 2009-04-18 08:19:29
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From: Movlin R. <be...@al...> - 2009-03-31 13:57:02
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To the queen'sferry, which they passed in vessels uhcarrie, what the devil is it you want, anyway? There remained little else except patience. In of work to finish without loss of time fretted be recitedno matter what they were busy doing. |
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From: Beniquez P. <fr...@fa...> - 2009-03-25 20:10:21
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From: Midget C. <fl...@sc...> - 2009-01-14 19:38:28
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From: Shellhammer C. <ped...@ev...> - 2009-01-14 08:42:36
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From: Baka G. <bo...@so...> - 2008-12-24 07:35:52
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