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.... She went to church, reformed her dress, 27 Balzac wore gray, and talked Catholicism, mysticism, and so forth. All this produced, in 1825, another l... ...ety was real; she belonged to the flock of the truly faithful, and to her, Catholicism, tempered by that mysticism which attracts young souls, was an ... ...fty countenance the change produced by a dawning hope. “But, my dear mamma Cardinal—” “Yes, my good monsieur—” “What is it you want—?” 153 Balzac “It... ... conveyed to the motionless witness, whose attention was fixed on Ma- dame Cardinal. Madame Cardinal was one of Cerizet’s earliest clients; she peddle... ...r to their soil, foreigners have no suspicion of their existence; and Mere Cardinal—technologically speaking, of course, deserved all the interest she... ...ou- sand pictures of the Salon. But as she stood in Cerizet’s of- fice the Cardinal had all the value of an isolated masterpiece; she was a complete a... ...er that was rather pic- turesque. Short and stout, and ruddy of skin, Mere Cardinal probably drank her little drop of brandy in the morning. She had o...

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...25 H G Wells readier eloquence have done more? He envied the cleverness of Cardinal Manning. Manning would have got right into the front of this affai... ...with a sort of astonishment I find myself passing now out of every sort of Catholicism—seeing it from the outside….” “Just as one might see Buddhism,”... ...child who is learning a lesson. The bishop’s hand rested for a second on a cardinal who was planning a political intrigue to produce a reaction in Fra... ...ith Lady Sunderbund, it seemed to him that his life had passed through its cardinal crisis and come to its crown and decision. The spiritual voy- age ...

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...remely fixed; he wanted a young girl brought up in the strictest tenets of Catholicism. It was enough for him to know how the Comtesse de Granville ha... ...rgeon; experience as foreseeing as a mother. Those three qualities are the cardinal virtues of a safe marriage. All that his past career had taught to...

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...er once perceives the presence of God, he flings himself unreservedly into Catholicism, which, viewed 148 Balzac as a system, is complete. That morni... ...ade a few steps toward him in the salon,—a distinction she granted only to cardinals, bishops, simple priests, duchesses older then herself, and perso...

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...land. In France you have the charming sinner, the brightly-colored life of Catholicism, contrasted with sombre Calvinistic figures on a background of ... ...uatorze; Cotillon I., or the Early Days of Louis Quinze; The Queen and the Cardinal, or Paris and the Fronde; The Son of the Concini, or Richelieu’s I...

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...Duc de Chartres had at that time for teacher Dubois (afterwards the famous Cardinal Dubois), whose history was singular. He had formerly been a valet;... ...e which afterwards took place between the Prince de Conti and the niece of Cardinal Mazarin was brought about in part by his assistance. He be- came t... ... came the confidant of the married pair, and their bond: of union with the Cardinal. His position gave him an opportu- nity of mixing in society much ... ...cushions for the bride and bridegroom, who turned their backs to the King. Cardinal de Bouillon, in full robes, married them, and said Mass. From the ... ...oo unhappy circumstances. The benediction of the bed was pronounced by the Cardinal de Bouillon, who kept us all waiting for a quarter of an hour; whi... ...had made a semblance, however, of abjuring, but made no open profession of Catholicism. Chardon was sustained by his great reputation, and by the numb... ...hat this novelty rendered suspicious other dogmas against the antiquity of Catholicism that they taught; that these reflections, which she had never b...

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...le Fawn marble steps, up which, in former times, have gone the princes and cardinals of the great Roman family who built this pal- ace. Or they have c... ... in the sunny afternoons, roll and rumble all kinds of equipages, from the cardinal’s old-fashioned and gorgeous purple carriage to the gay barouche o... ...finished picture. Guido, you know, always affirmed that the resemblance to Cardinal Pamfili was either casual or imaginary. Now, here is the face as h... ...gold. At their banquets, in the olden time, they have entertained princes, cardinals, and once an emperor and once a pope, with this delicious wine, a... ...walls, they might be looked upon as symbols of the living spirit that made Catholicism a true religion, and that glorified it as long as it retained a... ... stalls, stables, and regiments of cavalry, to a middle region of princes, cardinals, and ambassadors, and an upper tier of artists, just beneath the ... ...edicaments, though a little the worse for long keeping. T o do it justice, Catholicism is such a miracle of fitness for its own ends, many of which mi... ... his eyes with a frank and simple gaze. “I have a great deal of faith, and Catholicism seems to have a great deal of good. Why should not I be a Catho... ...rewell. When they had parted, however, the idea of Hilda’s con- version to Catholicism recurred to her lover’s mind, bring- ing with it certain reflec...

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...fe. She determined, therefore, to renounce Calvinism, in the hope that the Cardinal would extend his favor to his proselyte and interest himself in he... ...-lined pockets—the first chien coiffe, as they say in Le Berry. And if the Cardinal was delighted to receive Mon- sieur de la Baudraye, Monsieur de la... ...Baudraye was even bet- ter pleased to receive a wife from the hands of the Cardinal. The little gentleman only demanded of His Eminence a for- mal pro... ... Monsieur de la Baudraye determined on going to Paris at the time when the Cardinal’s presence was required there by the sitting of the Chambers. This... ...pleted her twentieth year, and the Abbe Duret kept her in a sort of fervid Catholicism; so her wor- shipers had to be content to overwhelm her with li... ... OR ROMAN REVENGE 209 dress rustled in the silence. Sud- denly Cardinal Borborigano stood before the Duchess. “His face was gloomy, hi...

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...d bilious. Like a true Breton girl, cradled in the practices and poetry of Catholicism, Pierrette opened her heart and ears to the words of this impos... ... took refuge in that sphere to which all sufferers fly on the wings of the cardinal virtues,—Faith, Hope, Charity. She abandoned her thoughts of escap...

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... told De Thou that the King of Navarre would have been prepared to embrace Catholicism, if he had not been afraid of being abandoned by his party, and... ... had no particular repugnance to the Confession of Augsburg, for which the Cardinal of Lorraine, his uncle, had inspired him with a lik- ing, if it ha... ...pon the instant to contrive another; which finding himself un- able to do, Cardinal du Bellay was constrained to perform that office. The pleader’s pa... ... man, —[“It is likely that Montaigne meant Henry III., king of France. The Cardinal d’Ossat, writing to Louise, the queen- dowager, told her, in his f... ...(Letter XXIII.) And Pope Sextus V., speaking of that prince one day to the Cardinal de Joyeuse, protector of the affairs of France, said to him pleasa... ...e Duc de Valentinois,—[Caesar Borgia.]—having re- solved to poison Adrian, Cardinal of Corneto, with whom Pope Alexander VI., his father and himself, ...

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...ly scrutinized, and that such advice would be thought high treason against Catholicism, but she spoke so feelingly of the affliction I must give her(m... ...nd of projects, though careful not to ruin himself by them. He had offered Cardinal Fleury a very com- pact plan for a lottery, which, however, had no... ...he preceding administration, and with which the Duch- ess of Maine and the Cardinal de Polignac were displeased. I completed this work as I did the fo...

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...Balzac ings of his age, when broad farce was held in honor, and queens and cardinals wrote tales which would be called, in these days, licentious. One... ...won over her (on the Day of the Dupes) was due solely to the discovery the cardinal made, and imparted to Louis XIII., of secret documents relating to... ...hose of the Guises and the house of Bour- bon, against men such as the two Cardinals of Lorraine, the two Balafres, and the two Condes, against the qu... ...atherine, like Philip the Second and the Duke of Alba, like the Guises and Cardinal Granvelle, saw plainly the future that the Reformation was bringin... ...ral children, whose ca- reers were invariably brilliant. For instance, the Cardinal Giulio dé Medici, afterwards Pope under the name of Clem- ent VII.... ... of honesty, would seem an impossible tale. Charles V., obliged to sustain Catholicism against the attacks of Luther, who threatened the Throne in thr... ...ed, and Cristophe, son of the fur- rier, vehemently suspected of deserting Catholicism, was able to leave the shop without fear of being made to adore... ...ave to do with men who see a crown to seize in the coming struggle between Catholicism and Reform. It is possible to support the Reformers without abj... ...he monarchy was threatened, and how close the alliance ought to be between Catholicism and Royalty. Charles the Fifth, drunk with the wine of Charlema...

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...ing and whirling, in ways new, untried, had been able to discern where the cardinal movement lay; which tendency it was that had the rule and primary ... ...n! But at forty-four years’ distance, it is different. To all men now, two cardinal movements or grand tendencies, in the Sep- tember whirl, have beco... ...itself from domestic Aristocrats. Let the Reader con- ceive well these two cardinal movements; and what side- currents and endless vortexes might depe... ...o, whether, in such sudden wreckage of all old Authorities, such a pair of cardinal movements, half- frantic in themselves, could be of soft nature? A... ... declines. He had gained great honour once, de- fending Rohan the Necklace-Cardinal; but will gain none here. Advocate Tronchet, some ten years older,... ... kind of genuine productive hope again. Doctrine of Fraternity, out of old Catholicism, does, it is true, very strangely in the vehicle of a Jean-Jacq... ...owledges, thoughts and things, which the French have, suddenly plump down; Catholicism, Classicism, Sentimentalism, Can- nibalism: all isms that make ... ...en, we are to have, on improved Anti-Chaumette principles: a New Religion. Catholicism being burned out, and Reason-worship guil- lotined, was there n... ...at, it has had to make nothing but destruction and con- fusion: to burn up Catholicisms, Aristocratisms, to wor- ship Reason and dig Saltpetre, to fig...

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...gold. At their banquets, in the olden time, they have entertained princes, cardinals, and once an emperor and once a pope, with this delicious wine, a... ... 74 The Marble Faun V ol 2 upon as symbols of the living spirit that made Catholicism a true religion, and that glorified it as long as it retained a... ... stalls, stables, and regiments of cavalry, to a middle region of princes, cardinals, and ambassadors, and an upper tier of artists, just beneath the ... ...rally the case, on hardened guilt and a stony conscience,—if the prince or cardinal who stole the marble of his vast mansion from the Coliseum, or som... ...edicaments, though a little the worse for long keeping. T o do it justice, Catholicism is such a miracle of fitness for its own ends, many of which mi... ... his eyes with a frank and simple gaze. “I have a great deal of faith, and Catholicism seems to have a great deal of good. Why should not I be a Catho... ...rewell. When they had parted, however, the idea of Hilda’s con- version to Catholicism recurred to her lover’s mind, bring- ing with it certain reflec... ...wor- thily have included his Holiness in person, with a suite of attendant Cardinals, if those sacred dignitaries would kindly have lent their aid to ...

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... with unutter- able Dubois; or emigrated lately, to Alsace, with Necklace- Cardinal Rohan; or that it now walked as goblin revenant with Bishop Talley... ...nd to end, with a new split, infinitely complicating all the other splits;—Catholicism, what of it there is left, with the Cant of Catholicism, raging... ... in such environment the eye of Prophecy sees Comte de Mirabeau, like some Cardinal de Retz, stormfully maintain himself; with head all-devising, hear... ... and take wing. Remark, in any case, what somersets and contortions a dead Catholicism is making,—skilfully galvanised: hideous, and even piteous, to ... ...l ask, What have I to do with them? In such extraordinary manner does dead Catholicism somerset and caper, skilfully galvanised. For, does the reader ... ...ury, among others; but in the end towards Rome,—to be clothed there in red Cardinal plush; in falsehood as in a garment; pet son (her last-born?) of t...

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...l, clothed with so weak a flesh, showed her the multiplied commandments of Catholicism as so many stones placed for protection along the precipices of... ... deem our faults, redeem our errors, redeem our crimes! All is redeemable; Catholicism itself is in that word; hence its ador- able sacraments, which ... ...s young pupil of Desplein and the successors of Cabanis did not believe in Catholicism. He lived in a state of profound indifference as to religion, a... ...; and to restore to religion its power over the people,—such were the four cardinal points of the internal policy of the house of Bourbon. Well, twent... ...t of her creed) cannot be obtained in France but through sentiments due to Catholicism, and none of you are Catholics! Here am I, a priest, obliged to... ...he great prelate, for whom the French clergy now desired the honors of the cardinalate, hoping that the clearness of his intellect, which was thor- ou...

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... provincial and oecumenical councils, and in the episcopate and college of cardinals; but there is this difference,—the views of civilization held by ... ...herself to him, like a handsome girl to a lancer, and the Pope and all his cardinals in robes of red and gold come across the Alps on purpose to anoin... ...es. This young girl belonged to an exceeding devout family, whose views of Catholicism were due to the spirit of a sect improperly styled Jansenists, ...

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...e strong and benign influence of the late bishop, extended his influence in the group, was for a while joint ruler with the prelate, and died at last ... ...mbers’s Encyclopaedia—except for one of an ape—reserved his whole enthusiasm for car- dinals’ hats, censers, candlesticks, and cathedrals. Methought w... ...ch of Rome for fifteen years; his wife dying, he decided that must be a poor reli- gion that could not save a man his wife, and turned Mor- mon. Accor... ...sign: trousers and a sin- gular jacket with shirt tails, the cut and fit wonderful for island workmanship, the material always handsome, some- times g... ...d in the midst of this devastation there stood already a good-sized maniap’ and a small closed house. A mat was spread near by for Tembinok’; here he ...

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...s my father observed, his features are a shrunken reproduction of those of Cardinal Ximenes. The natural dignity of our tutor’s manners seems to disco... ...emocracy and aristocracy, be- tween free discussion and obedience, between Catholicism and religious indifference. I am among the few who are re- solv... ...ctive, bewitching air, which must make every female Protestant yearn after Catholicism. Macumer has been received with acclamation, and they are all d... ...f him. The little rogue, at seven years old, has all the cunning of an old Cardinal. Oh! Louise, I am indeed a happy mother. My children are an endles...

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...adra. The marquise then began a series of inquiries about the duke and the cardinal, the old countess and Lady Barbara, after listening to which, and ... ...ith which he had attached himself to her. He had never let the fact of her Catholicism trouble him; Catholicism to him was nothing but a name, and to ...

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...was to earn for the Archbishop the triumph of having converted a Jewess to Catholicism and giving the convent a festival in her baptism. They forgave ... ...bserve how immeasurably more imposing was the life of Mazarin, the Italian cardinal, than that of Richelieu, the French cardinal. Richelieu met with o... ...uise is so very romantic.” “It is so difficult nowadays,” said a venerable Cardinal, “to reconcile feeling with the proprieties.” Lucien, who had not ...

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... of Roman Ca- tholicism that John Henry Newman wrote good English and that Cardinal Manning has a pictur- esque appearance?” Hayward hinted that he ha... ...e Jesuit church were every bit as firmly con- vinced of the truth of Roman Catholicism as he was of that of the Church of England, and from that he le... ...n hearing himself speak than in discussion, broke into a tirade upon Roman Catholicism. For him it was an essential part of Spain; and Spain meant muc...

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...ete perfection, invests these two. They are canon- ized, though no Pope or Cardinals took hand in doing it! Such, in spite of every perverting influen... ...l fact in men’s life. And remark here, as rather curious, that Middle- Age Catholicism was abolished, so far as Acts of Parliament could abolish it, b... ...e. He did make his appearance neverthe- less. Nature at her own time, with Catholicism or what else 89 On Heroes might be necessary, sent him forth; ... ...each, except musically. We called Dante the melodious Priest of Middle-Age Catholicism. May we not 96 Thomas Carlyle call Shakspeare the still more m... ...ges, Purgatorios; to Luther not well. How was this? Why could not Dante’ s Catholicism continue; but Luther’ s Protestantism must needs follow? Alas, ... ...then violently burst through, cleared off as by explosion. Dante’s sublime Catholicism, in- credible now in theory, and defaced still worse by faithle...

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...s in their ears in affected horror at the arguments of old Arius, that the cardinal mystery of the T rin- ity was established as the essential fact of... ...of God. Then suddenly, in a little while, in his own time, God comes. This cardinal experience is an undoubting, immedi- ate sense of God. It is the a... ...a means whereby men may and do come to the realisation of God. There is no cardinal need, there is no sort of experience in human life from which ther... ...Roman Catholic priest, and in his 54 God The Invisible King reaction from Catholicism he displays a resolution even sterner than Professor Metchnikof... ... everything was simply horrid, and so, “Let us instal loving kindness as a cardinal axiom. He ignores altogether the fundamental es- sential of relig... ...that the ma- nia which defines his position must be the primary if not the cardinal business in the life of a lunatic, but his problem with that is di...

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... “Imitation of Jesus Christ,” which is to dogma what action is to thought. Catholicism vibrates in it, pulses, breathes, and lives, body to body, with... ...d is near the archbishop’s palace, where our dear abbe has duties with the cardinal. That was one of the chief rea- sons why Madame agreed to her uncl...

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...s English a Shakspeare and Era of Shakspeare, and so produced a blossom of Catholicism—it was not till Catholicism itself, so far as Law could abolish... ... all its petals, though bedimmed by Orleans Regents and Roue Ministers and Cardinals; but now, in 1774, we behold it bald, and the virtue nigh gone ou... ... which little word how much do we include! Here, indeed, lies properly the cardinal symptom of the whole wide-spread malady. Faith is gone out; Scepti... ...n two opinions, is it not trying? He who would under- stand to what a pass Catholicism, and much else, had now got; and how the symbols of the Holiest... ... are under way, those sacraments. Towards six in the morning, they arrive. Cardinal Grand-Almoner Roche-Aymon is here, in pontificals, with his pyxes ... ... face, twitches him by the sleeve; whispers in his ear. Whereupon the poor Cardinal must turn round; and declare audibly; “That his Majesty repents of... ... will bleed. O purple Sovereignty, Holiness, Reverence; thou, for example, Cardinal Grand-Almoner, with thy plush covering of honour, who hast thy han... ...nd to end, with a new split, infinitely complicating all the other splits;—Catholicism, what of it there is left, with the Cant of Catholicism, raging... ... and take wing. Remark, in any case, what somersets and contortions a dead Catholicism is making,—skilfully galvanised: hideous, and even piteous, to ...

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...he very next Louis is dying, and so much dying with him!—Nay, thus too, if Catholicism, with and against Feudalism (but not against Nature and her bou... ... of Shakspeare, and so produced a blossom of Catholi- cism—it was not till Catholicism itself, so far as Law could abolish it, had been abolished here... ...ll its petals, though bedimmed by Orleans Re- gents and Roue Ministers and Cardinals; but now, in 1774, we behold it bald, and the virtue nigh gone ou... ... which little word how much do we include! Here, indeed, lies properly the cardinal symptom of the whole wide-spread malady. Faith is gone out; Scepti... ...een two opinions, is it not trying? He who would understand to what a pass Catholicism, and much else, had now got; and how the symbols of the Holiest... ... are under way, those sacraments. Towards six in the morning, they arrive. Cardinal Grand- Almoner Roche-Aymon is here, in pontificals, with his pyxes... ... face, twitches him by the sleeve; whispers in his ear. Whereupon the poor Cardinal must turn round; and declare audibly; “That his Majesty repents of... ... will bleed. O purple Sovereignty, Holiness, Reverence; thou, for example, Cardinal Grand-Almoner, with thy plush cov- ering of honour, who hast thy h...

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...e almost a hundred heretics had, ad majorem gloriam Dei, been burnt by the cardinal, the Grand Inquisitor, in a magnificent auto da fe, in the presenc... ...icent auto da fe, in the presence of the king, the court, the knights, the cardinals, the most charming ladies of the court, and the whole population ... ...“There are cries, sobs, confusion among the people, and at that moment the cardinal himself, the Grand Inquisitor, passes by the cathedral. He is an o... ...n which there is still a gleam of light. He is not dressed in his gorgeous cardinal’ s robes, as he was the day before, when he was burning the enemie... ...has said of old. One may say it is the most funda- mental feature of Roman Catholicism, in my opinion at least. ‘All has been given by Thee to the Pop...

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...e almost a hundred heretics had, ad majorem gloriam Dei, been burnt by the cardinal, the Grand Inquisitor, in a magnificent auto da fe, in the presenc... ...icent auto da fe, in the presence of the king, the court, the knights, the cardinals, the most charming ladies of the court, and the whole population ... ...“There are cries, sobs, confusion among the people, and at that moment the cardinal himself, the Grand Inquisitor, passes by the cathedral. He is an o... ...n which there is still a gleam of light. He is not dressed in his gorgeous cardinal’ s robes, as he was the day before, when he was burning the enemie... ...has said of old. One may say it is the most funda- mental feature of Roman Catholicism, in my opinion at least. 232 THE BROTHERS KARAMAZOV ‘All has ...

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...rtain convictions which every lady holds: for instance, we know that Roman Catholicism is wrong. But that can hardly be called a view; indeed it would... ...st not show ourselves inferior to him in courage, which is, I suppose, his cardinal virtue.” 119 George Bernard Shaw “If you write the note now, I wi...

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... education and opinions are looked on as not sufficiently alien from Roman Catholicism, a reference to Froude’s ‘History of Queen Elizabeth’ will show... ... de Merle. The wedding was to take place at Bellaise before the end of the Cardinal, and would be concluded be- fore this letter came to hand. Lastly,... ...r than France as a resting-place in which to weigh be- tween Calvinism and Catholicism, was only trebly hot and fanatical. His counsel was that M. de ... ...urch to speak to him in her true voice. No confessor but one chosen by the Cardinal of Lorraine may come near him; and with him all is mere ceremony. ... ...moment they chose, and as insolent as the rest. Why, the Abbe de Lorraine, cardinal that is now, said of my complexion—’ ‘No vows, quotha!’ muttered S... ...‘No vows, quotha!’ muttered Sir Marmaduke, well aware of 318 Yo n g e the Cardinal de Lorraine’s opinion of his lady’s complexion. ‘So much the bette...

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...urch widened, the firmer became the attachment of the Span- iards to Roman Catholicism. The German line of the House of Austria was apparently more un... ...ould set his hands free, a new and dangerous war was not to be thought of. Cardinal Richelieu had the merit of effecting this truce with Poland. This ... ... the prejudices of the age. The min- ister of a Roman Catholic king, and a Cardinal, he was prevented by the purple he bore from joining the enemies o... ... to facilitate the execution of it. Charnasse, an unsuspected agent of the Cardinal, proceeded to Polish Prussia, where Gustavus Adolphus was conducti... ...the alliance between France and the enemy of the church, at last compelled Cardinal Richelieu to take a decisive step for the security of his religion... ...penly pro- fessed the new doctrine; and many of the late converts to Roman Catholicism gladly re- nounced a compulsory persuasion, to follow the earli... ...more threatening danger upon the Danube. At the Emperor’s instigation, the Cardinal Infante, the brother of Philip IV. of Spain, and the Viceroy of Mi...

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...URE XIX OTHER CHARACTERISTICS Aes- thetic elements in religion—Contrast of Catholicism and Protestantism— Sacrifice and Confession— Prayer— Religion h... ... This absolute determinability of our mind by ab- stractions is one of the cardinal facts in our human constitution. Polarizing and magnetizing us as ... ... the cold dead church members. 117 William James regards the natural man, Catholicism has been too legalistic and moralistic, for either the one or t... ...and of the sort of conduct he is best pleased with in his crea- tures. The Catholicism of the sixteenth century paid little heed to social righteousne... ...d not by feeling, that its character and worth are to be determined.”[288] Cardinal Newman, in his work, The Idea of a Uni- versity, gives more emphat... ...hat Protes- tantism, however superior in spiritual profundity it may be to Catholicism, should at the present day suc- ceed in making many converts fr...

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...no plan, that is, that will endure half an hour’s practical criticism. The cardinal fact before us is that the workers do not intend to stand things a... ...t within that limitation her functions as mother, wife, and home-maker are cardinal. It is one of the entirely unforeseen consequences that have arise... ...gnificent compromise, the Establishment, or you by his Socialism or by his Catholicism or Darwinism, or even by his erroneous choice of ties and colla...

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...are essentially a Southern people, the double education of des potism and Catholicism has, in spite of their impulsive tem perament, made submission... ... well off, lest they should “wax fat, and kick,” agreeably to the maxim of Cardinal Richelieu in his celebrated “Testament Politique.” All these thing...

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...e-man; an emissary from Lola Montes; a dealer in piping bullfinches; and a Cardinal in disguise, with a pro- posal for a new loan for the Pope, were h... ...urpose: this author or au- thoress with the most delicate skill insinuates Catholicism into you, and you find yourself all but a Papist in the third v... ...f life, and are all strictly natural and edifying, can for a moment doubt. Cardinal Pandulfo tied the knot for them: and lest there should be any doub...

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...e. He himself undertook his daughter’s education, and to develop these two cardinal virtues in her gave her lessons in algebra and geometry till she w... ...bject of all these words and all this trouble was, after converting her to Catholicism, to obtain money from her for Jesuit insti- tutions (as to whic...