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...ill faulty views to generations, and in return for their petty lusts they sin and make the nations sin for generations to come. Recently, their stenc... ...ish the negligent and the naive so harshly for no evil, for what is their sin and what is the crime of those wretched people, if Providence did not ... ...at the infinite, that has neither beginning nor end, will produce finite, mortal, and transient creatures? 2) In order to clear all that up, we need ... ...the complete third state at the end of correction. For this reason, it is mortal, transitory, and contemptible, along with all its possessions, like ... ...der and see himself far from the truth, and he is certain to come to fear sin. But when he studies to be a quip scholar, savvy in rules to judge and... ...is another authority and force apart from the Creator, he is committing a sin. Furthermore, he who says that man has his own authority, that is, he s... ...o follow the ways of the Creator, this, too, is considered committing the sin of heresy, meaning he does not believe that only the Creator is the le...

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...arts, or 600,000 souls, separated by the intensity of their will. Before the sin of the first man, every desire was aimed at pleasing the Creator; ... ...the Creator; each was a desire to give to the Creator. But as a result of the sin of the First Man, desires changed from “pleasing the Creator” to p... ...tzvot, in and of themselves, don’t have any rational basis, because a Mitzva (sin- S P I R I T UA L WO R K 155 gular for Mitzvot) is an action and l... ... A N A B RU P T C H A I N R E AC T I O N Q: Please explain the meaning of “One sin leads to another.” A: “One sin leads to another” means that one vio... ...umination in all the worlds.” Now we can understand the three aspects: Mitzva, sin and choice. The Mitzva is the place of holiness, the sin -- the pl... ... how it can change our situation. Therefore, the best decision is to use your mortal fear to cry to that Force - the Creator - and He will appear be...

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... doctrines promulgated after his death. 2. Jesus was more than an ordinary mortal man. By divine design, although he began as a normal human being liv... ...t in his offering of divine guidance and the possibility of salvation from sin and its punishment by death. The usual claim was that Jesus acquired th... ...est expla- nation may be correct: that the beginning form of all life is a sin- gle cell—both historically and in the case of each individual being. S... ...ntually this too became a doctrine of the Church, the doctrine of Original Sin. But in the earliest years it seems clear that it was not a philosophic... ...applicable to Mary and Jesus. The formal name of her freedom from original sin (i.e., participation in universal guilt) is the Immaculate Conception, ... ... well. Does this then apply also to salvation; that is, to liberation from sin and punishment? Is the spiritual outcome of your life preordained; that...

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... banks was viable. It should have worked perfectly had they not committed a primal sin: they have entered the fray not only as brokers, dealers, an... ...sition degenerates, its performance and customer satisfaction deteriorate. This is mortal danger and it should be nipped in the bud. Frankly, I do ... ...recoup losses and make amends. Older people are aware of the handicap of their own mortality. They place a higher value on time (their temporal uti...

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...ut it, “There is not a righteous man on earth who does good and does not sin” (Ecclesiastes, 7:20). o nly when one is in that state can one scrutin... ...at the infinite, that has neither beginning nor end, will produce finite, mortal, and flawed creatures? 3) our sages said, that man is the center of... ...m 221 aN INC arN a TIoN of adaM harIShoN BaHar [on Mount Sinai] 69) Adam’s sin was that he broke the creator’s commandment. But there are no commandm... ...laced before them. He corrected what Adam and Terah sinned, and broke the sin and the evil structure that he built, the structure of the Klipot tha... ...ucture that he built, the structure of the Klipot that Adam caused by his sin, and enthroned the creator and His Divinity over the whole world. GIfT... ... people corrupt their way, do not keep the commandments of the Torah, and sin before their Master, they seemingly repel Divinity from the world and ...

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...Shiloni (Ahijah the Shilonite), who “corrupted” Malchut on account of the sin of King Yerav’am (Jeroboam), which prompted the transgression of all I... ...reat HaChida also says that Rashbi’s entire work lay in correction of the sin of Achiya HaShiloni. As Rashbi says in the Talmud (Sukkah, 45, 2): “I ... ...for all transgressions and ruin: the breaking of the vessels (Kelim), the sin of Adam and the shattering of his soul into 600,000 pieces, worshipping... ...Nefesh—disappeared from him. This is why Adam gave his son, born after his sin, the name SHeT (Seth): Shin- Tav, according to the two last letters of ... ...of the pure forces into the impure. And the first transgression is Adam’s sin, by which the system of the impure forces assumed an identical formati... ...nst him: why did he open his mouth and say: ‘The Lord is righteous, for a mortal does so,’ thus condemning himself to death. Hence, I have the power... ...r, when you compare Him to the sages of the nations of the world, who are mortal and restricted creatures. Those were the words that the scholarly s...

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...veting another’s woman, wealth and beauty amounts to the impurity of eyes (sin). Wearing that kind of dress or eating that kind of food, which ca... ...d like an idol nor can He be shaped or described. By drinking wine, the mortal often commits sins and vices. As with the appearance of the sun...

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... imprudence of one of those kings, who is called in Holy Scripture, the Root of Sin, the famous Antiochus. This wicked and insensate king, having re... ... understood allegorically of the redeemed by Jesus Christ from the captivity of sin, of which the captivity of Babylon is a figure: and the part of ... ...g in them all for the iniquity of Israel, and you shall find it; seeking for the sin of Judah, and you shall likewise find it; nor will much diligenc... ...eters commonly say, to wit, that by these words, the iniquity of Israel and the sin of Judah, the prophet speaks of idolatry only, which they say ce... ... on what foundation do they assure us in a decisive tone, that the iniquity and sin whereof this prophet speaks, is only idolatry? Certainly upon no... ...Priest. This full power of doing and of undoing, he held even while he lived in mortal flesh; and yet in all his most holy life he did nothing but t...

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...atification, obsequiousness, and lenience. It also makes him feel immune to mortal laws and somehow divinely protected and insulated from the inevit... ... their traces, so great is their disdain and conviction that they are above mortal laws and wherewithal. What are the sources of this unrealistic ap... ...g consumption, intimate-partner homicide, teen pregnancy, infant and child mortality, spontaneous abortion, reckless behaviours, suicide, and the o...

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...y, it is buried deep in the sand. It emerges to hunt at nightfall. Moonlight is its mortal enemy: conveniently for its predators, the squid casts a ... ...s did not use the term "Black Death". They called it the "Pestilence" or the "Great Mortality". They regarded it as divine punishment of humanity's ...

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...cil was not on a pedestal and worshiped as god. They could bleed like any mortal creature. That was knowledge he’d gained first hand at Zina’s side.... ... As you know, yesterday afternoon we experienced a breech in security. My mortal enemy sent some of her pets here to harm what is mine. This is an in...

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..., looking onto his life from the clouds, he could see the obvious: that this mortal would not be there when he became much older. For all of his life ... ...ut she knew that it did not protect her from the fact that she was a tenuous mortal, a woman with a baby in a flimsy trailer, and that this trailer wa... ...iolent world and violent thoughts and feelings from within, and the issue of mortality could be eased. In the face of challenges from other ideologies... ...o buy up the planet. Some of the mad men did so while repudiating their own mortality. Others acknowledged their mortality and so they told themselv... ... of life and the bloody cut of the umbilical cord soon came the knowledge of mortality in the death of pets and vicissitudes and the ephemeral nature ... ...ook scripture, churches, and chants. Their jargon of God, heaven, hell, and sin don't refer to anything-- totally empty words--and to have to forfeit...

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...cular reason and was not particularly intelligently designed. Basically, the sin of Science is that it has taken all human meaning out of factual k... ... striking a rock with a bone instead of directly striking the killers for the sin of killing a living animal. Instead of splitting the skull of the ... ...H OF SPLITNESS Chapter Three: Hominids 135 The point is… the original sin of humans can be traced back to the original inventers of the first... ...first apes to discover this trick were cast out of Africa for this ecological sin. Every single tribe of apes which discovered this trick of one- si... ...as created. Reflective self-awareness, time-awareness, awareness of ones own mortality, being separated from the Universe, the fear of separation, ... ...e awareness was also a curse:: because it gave them a perception of their own mortality. It created in all humans, a universal fear of death on a co... ...ing competitive battle for survival. That all living things are naturally in mortal conflict against each other. That Nature is merely a field of ... ...classes still do not realize that their own upper ruling class are their true mortal enemies. The greatest danger to the upper class is the lower c... ...r against the other so millio0ns of the lower class could die in their name as mortal enemies while they retained their fucking personal friendships ...

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...toxicated by the mere smell of alcohol. They also snorted hysterically at mortal 21 humour, whistled and constantly screamed at Anne and female cus... ...d Sully slammed his fist on the pulpit and hollered at the congregation. “Sin! Sin! Sin! The roots of evil are many, spreading like a strangling wee... ...ing; do this, do not do that, the church is always right, they know best, sin, sin, sin to everything regarding human nature. Hell saw the saying, ‘... ...sedly dishing out, was totally unfair to the man. If having committed any sin, God should immediately bring it to his attention, so he could ask for... ..., obedience to husbands was the first commandment. Karen’s obsession with sin and guilt was blamed on the first woman, Eve. She constantly dwelled o... ...ely, positively, one hundred percent sure that you’re perfect, completely sin free and whiter than a head on a beer or you’ll have the Almighty God ... ...l lies, remain trapped in your own choices. You took on the appearance of mortal images, act as expected, imitating what oozes from their imaginatio... ...ears, but I give you this warning. Keep this information to yourself. Let mortals continue to believe what they will, keep the wool pulled over thei... ...rt. The sight of Tom Hancock drew his attention from the spiritual to the mortal. Humans were easily lead and motivated by needs and wants, not to m...

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...his contrast is essentially between primary beauty, which is ephemeral and mortal and secondary beauty, which is immortal and can only be created by... ...to you wise Penelope is nothing in terms of looks and greatness: she is mortal, and you are immortal and age does not touch you. But even so I w... ...ty that is different from primary beauty, which is, instead, ephemeral and mortal? In this second case, wisdom is not an end unto itself, as perfe... ...al journey, which narrates the voyage of men and women from a condition of mortality to one of immortality. This journey requires a profound trans... ...xtension of her will. Athena will be the one to save Telemachus from this mortal threat, but the threat itself shows how dramatic such a decision i...

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...lgaria and central Europe." "Black Hand over Europe" by Henri Pozzi, 1935 THE SIN Yugoslavia was born in sin and in sin it perished. The Kin... ...n 1979) and its per capita income was less than 30% of the national average. Infant mortality was 6 times that in Slovenia. Kosovo was an African e... ...he roots of the great evil - the overlapping claims, the resulting intolerance, the mortal, existential fear stoked by the kaleidoscopic conduct of ... ...ivil war) was a continuation of this mayhem by other means. Yugoslavia was born in sin, in the dictatorship of King Alexander I (later slain in Fra... ...0's, liberal capitalism, communism, and fascism (and its mutations) were locked in mortal battle of ideologies. Hitler's mistake was to delusionall... ...illness. In this religious context suicide and homicide are regarded as an ultimate sin. The concept of the sanctity of life is a cornerstone of the... ... existence after corporeal death – they condemn suicide and judge it to be a major sin. Yet, rationally, the situation should have been reversed: i... ...These countries, despite the exorbitant oil wealth in some, have the highest child mortality rates, lowest per capita incomes and lowest literacy r...

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...rs for such as he, And, lo! my cheek is wet—mine eyes run o’er; I weep for mortal suffering, mortal guilt, I weep the impious deed, the blood self-spi... ...e Of that forsaken child; And nought his relics can inspire Save memories, sin-defiled. I, who sat by his wife’s death-bed, I, who his daughter loved,... ... grief and tears, But on a ransomed spirit’s power, Certain, and free from mortal fears. “Seek now thy couch, and lie till morn, Then from thy chamber... ...d glade, and silent trees. Then his eyes began to weary, Weighed beneath a mortal sleep; 63 Poems by Charlotte, Emily and Anne Brontë And their orbs ... ...instrelsy The little glittering spirits sung, Or seemed to sing, to me: “O mortal! mortal! let them die; Let time and tears destroy, That we may overf... ...rlotte, Emily and Anne Brontë High it rose—no winged grief could sweep it; Sin was scared to distance with its shine; Love, and its own life, had powe... ...and frequent pain, Despised, forgotten still; Grieving to look on vice and sin, Yet powerless to quell The silent current from within, The outward tor... ...lent, heard in every sound; If e’er thine ear in mercy bent, When wretched mortals cried to Thee, And if, indeed, Thy Son was sent, T o save lost sinn... ...n above; 92 Poems by Charlotte, Emily and Anne Brontë Then surely Sorrow, Sin, and Pride, Must yield to Peace, and Hope, and Love. And all the blesse...

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...od made him, and therefore let him pass for a man. In truth, I know it is a sin to be a mocker: but, he! why, he hath a horse better than the Neapoli... ...u. JESSICA: Farewell, good Launcelot. [Exit Launcelot.] Alack, what heinous sin is it in me To be ashamed to be my father’s child! But though I am a ... ...her; From the four corners of the earth they come, To kiss this shrine, this mortal breathing saint: The Hyrcanian deserts and the vasty wilds Of wide... ...So will I never be: so may you miss me; But if you do, you’ll make me wish a sin, That I had been forsworn. Beshrew your eyes, They have o’erlook’d me...

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...dliness, hardiness, love, friendship, cowardice, murder, hate, virtue, and sin. Do after the good and leave the evil, and it shall bring you to good f... ...s written for our doctrine, and for to beware that we fall not to vice nor sin, but to exercise and follow virtue, by which we may come and attain to ... ...stroy me. That wot we well, said King Ban and King Bors, for they are your mortal enemies, and that hath been proved aforehand; and this day they have... ...dragon, of the birth of you, and how ye were begotten ye had never had the mortal wars that ye have had; for the most part of your barons of your real... ...nd there he saw young Launcelot. There the queen made great sorrow for the mortal war that King Claudas made on her lord and on her lands. Take none h... ...e, I might have peace, and such a man I might be, that there should be war mortal betwixt us. And now, sir knight, at thy request I will that thou wit... ...jealous betwixt him and me; and as I shall an- swer to God there was never sin betwixt us. But, sir, said the lady, as thou art called the worshipfull... ...in, said Sir Tristram, and bid him arise, and tell him that I am here, his mortal foe. So Gouvernail rode again and put upon him the butt of his spear...

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...os procedentes directamente de archivos, la bibliografía utilizada es amplia, sin prejuicios, que le permite libertad de pensamiento, más que para n... ...ile sobre la seguridad en la navegación en Fuerte Bulnes, acusación gratuita, sin previa información que rozaba la calumnia. Tal vez por este motivo... ... también el artículo cuestionado, que ha dado ocasión para atacar a Sarmiento sin causa alguna. Ambos artículos pueden leerse en las obras completa... ...pues, esta obra, testimonio de un esfuerzo intelectual que, más allá de todo, sin decirlo con letras de molde, respira un transparente amor por el p... ...erdad crítica. Sirven para catequizar, para reclutar adeptos, para ordenarlos sin que piensen ni valgan por sí mismos. La paz y la guerra, los teje... ...plomacia del Pacifico, e imponerle el tono, y no gustaba de verse como simple mortal. El Gobierno argentino consintió en trasladar a esta cancillerí...

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...estion “Why does death exist?” is, without death, we could never go from a mortal form of life to an immortal one. And what is the meaning of art?... ...go from the finite reality of this universe and of everything that 13 is mortal, to the infinite, immortal reality pertaining to the energy field t... ...it immortal life. The goal of Sophia-Art and Cosmo-Art is to transform the mortal spirit (the I is a mortal spiritual principle) and to impress immo... ... experienced pain, hatred, anguish, ugliness, brokenness, splitting, and a mortal embrace with the mother. When this happens, it is certainly thanks... ... have a miraculous effect, and can obtain more from less, immortality from mortality, infinity from what is naturally finite. This happens because i...

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...ing and submissiveness towards the victim of the latest rage attack. Driven by the mortal fear of being abandoned or ignored, the personality disor... ... Anti-Israeli: Israel could, perhaps, have survived, had it not committed a second mortal sin by transforming itself into an outpost and beacon of ... ...sraeli: Israel could, perhaps, have survived, had it not committed a second mortal sin by transforming itself into an outpost and beacon of Western... ... of life. Birthdays are expressions of unbridled, blind faith in our own suspended mortality. But, if this were true, surely as we grow older we h... ...otential" structure and ways it can be made less competitive. - Even thinking about sin or planning it should be prohibited. Many industries have ... ... in order to get rid of the "contamination" of continuity. But it is a primordial sin, not so easily atoned for. The measurement problem (see: "Th... ...e the monster by incinerating it and crushing its tiny off-spring underfoot. Being mortal ourselves, we cannot conceive of an indestructible entity... ...ociety is described as a process of trial and error. But the outcome is guaranteed: mortal susceptibility is assumed to be a universal trait. No one... ...ow if animals feel guilt, for instance. Do animals love? Do they have a concept of sin? What about object permanence, meaning, reasoning, self-awar...

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... defending his own cause, and the school of which he is the leader, against mortal enemies, while Diogenes relates them as an historian. [1] Hyp. I... ...d not have been." And again— "It is awful indeed, that the same thing some mortals should please, And by others be hated." Since therefore the cho... ...ent, but others that they are infinite in number, and some that the soul is mortal, others that it is immortal; and some say that our affairs are dir... ... belief 159 when we say the poets represent the gods as working adultery and sin, but among us the law forbids those things. We place law in oppositi... ...that the poets represent Jupiter as descending and holding intercourse with mortal women, but the Dogmatics think this was impossible; also that the ... ...ng, however, to use an interrogation instead of a statement, as "Who of the mortals does not know the wife of Jupiter?" and also to use a statement i...

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...ve Justice of the Market XIII. The Myth of the Earnings Yield XIV. Immortality and Mortality in the Economic Sciences XV. The Agent-Principal Conun... ...ng quantified by the rate of inflation and when and how it should be managed. The sin committed by most central banks is their lack of symmetry. T... ...re the keys to poverty-reduction through sustained growth. Technology helps reduce mortality rates, disease, and hunger among the destitute. "T... ...dels, the market will render them increasingly irrelevant. Return Immortality and Mortality in the Economic Sciences By: Dr. Sam Vaknin Also p... ...at it is impossible to design a coherent philosophy of economics not founded on our mortality. The Grim Reaper permeates estate laws, retirement pla... ...ong other means of production. What makes humans a scarce natural resource is their mortality. Though aware of their finitude, most people behave as... ...mplation of another's superior advantages". Pathological envy - the fourth deadly sin - is engendered by the realization of some lack, deficiency,...

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...atification, obsequiousness, and lenience. It also makes him feel immune to mortal laws and somehow divinely protected and insulated from the inevit... ... their traces, so great is their disdain and conviction that they are above mortal laws and wherewithal. What are the sources of this unrealistic ap... ...beral capitalism, communism, and fascism (and its mutations) were locked in mortal battle of ideologies. Hitler's mistake was to delusionally believ... ...g its lot. But liberal democracy has been intermittently guilty of the same sin. The same deranged logic extends to the construction and maintenance...

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... my disciples asleep on the ground. Death...death is the ransom for man’s sin, I reminded myself. Cries of sentinels rang out. Judas knew that I wa... ...d whip in line, summoning whispered inquisitions. Monday What fools we mortals are, for I who wrote of shrews married a shrew who is more shrewfu... ...wn right, broken, to be kicked aside, as are our own questions concerning mortality. Gazing at the Thames, I hoped for hope from the wide wall, wide... ...a stalk, or was it, coral is far more red than her lips’ red...love is my sin...my love is longing still! I put away her letters and closed the shut... ... fiddle, what good? A flooding melancholy, and Ann unchanged. Love was my sin but now my sin is breathing. And tonight it is a multiple sin for I am... ...nged winds That round my pathway roar, Do ye not know some spot Where mortals weep no more? The White House August 12, 1863 I suppose I may ... ...ttle white Dunker church, where the teaching on Sundays was that war is a sin. There the dead lay in gray and blue. In the fields lay thousands. Cor...

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...the cosmic and Olympian deities and enumerates the sons born of goddess to mortals. The poem closes with an invocation of the Muses to sing of the ‘tr... ... be descended from a god, the only safe clue to their origin was through a mortal woman beloved by that god; and it has also been pointed out that ‘mu... ...er celebrating Helios, the poet declares he will next sing of the ‘race of mortal men, the demi-gods’. But it may fairly be doubted whether such Hymns... ...na, and Hestia; how Zeus to humble her pride of power caused her to love a mortal, Anchises; and how the goddess visited the hero upon Mt. Ida. A comp... ...g, come hither, tell of Zeus your father and chant his praise. Through him mortal men are famed or un-famed, sung or unsung alike, as great Zeus wills... ...iant or a guest, or who goes up to his brother’s bed and commits unnatural sin in lying with his wife, or who infatuately offends against fatherless c...

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... the divine good will even though “God should reprove the conscience with sin, death and hell, and deny it all grace and mercy, as though He would c... ...e no good works except those which God has commanded, even as there is no sin except that which God has forbidden. There fore whoever wishes to know... ... born of God, that is, whoever believes and trusts God, doth not com mit sin, and cannot sin.” Again, Psalm xxxiv: “None of them that trust in Him ... ...cannot sin.” Again, Psalm xxxiv: “None of them that trust in Him shall do sin.” And in Psalm ii: “Blessed are all they that put their trust in Him.” ... ...eaching of St. Paul, Romans xiv: “Whatsoever is not done of or in faith is sin.” Faith, as the chief work, and no other work, has given us the name o... ... goods, honor and life, and believe that they are worse than death and all mortal sickness. These you shall earnestly lay before God, lament and ask f...

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... this corruption and incineration upon us; If wee had not sinned in Adam, mortality had not put on immortality, (as the Apostle speakes) nor, corr... ...ut we had had our transmigration from this to the other world, without any mortality, any corruption at all. But yet since Christ took sinne upon h... ...ion at all. But yet since Christ took sinne upon him, so farre as made him mortall, he had it so farre too, as might have made him see this corrupt... ... and spices, nor was it in Christs innocency, and exemption from originall sin, nor was it (that is, it is not necessary to say it was) in the hyp... ...e hac vita alios exitus habere quam mortis. Being come into this.life in our mortal nature, He could not goe out of it any other way but by death. I... ...n with false accusations (that is) rather to suspect actions to have beene sin, which were not, than to smother and justify such as were truly sin...

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...internal industry and expansion; for clothes are but our outmost cuticle and mortal coil. Otherwise we shall be found sailing under false colors, and ... ...y imagine a time when, in the infancy of the human race, some enter prising mortal crept into a hollow in a rock for shelter. Every child begins the ... ...reasing his genial heat and beneficence till he is of such brightness that no mortal can look him in the face, and then, and in the mean while too, goi... ...ding you through the heart and marrow, and so you will happily conclude your mortal career. Be it life or death, we crave only reality. If we are real... ...r posterity, in founding a family or a state, or acquiring fame even, we are mortal; but in dealing with truth we are immortal, and need fear no chang...

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...ly for the two first dances. Her happiness on this occasion was very much a‘ la mortal, finely chequered. To be secure of a partner at first, was a most ... ...f there was a woman of character in existence, who could treat as a trifle this sin of the first magnitude, who could try to gloss it over, and desire t... ...g to us a compliance, a compromise, an acquiescence, in the continuance of the sin, on the chance of a marriage which, thinking as I now thought of he... ...rst agitated, as time is for ever producing between the plans and decisions of mortals, for their own instruction, and their neighbours’ entertainment...

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...of Lord John Russell’s. But it has been always made evident to me that the sin did not consist in the fact of England’s neutrality—in the fact of her ... ...n upon themselves, in 1861, to proclaim their opinion that revolution is a sin? Are they going back to the divine right of any sover- eignty? Are they... ...navigable through the whole center of the American continent up to Wiscon- sin and Minnesota. To the United States the navigation of the Mississippi w... ...lked of the war. Ameri- cans are said to be given to bragging, and it is a sin of which I cannot altogether acquit them. But I have con- stantly been ... ...- tism. No doubt each had some ulterior hope as to him- self, as has every mortal patriot. Regulus, when he re- turned hopeless to Carthage, trusted t... ...iver. “He was a bold, bad man,” my informant told me, “and committed every sin under heaven. But he made the Indi- ans work.” Lead mines are the glory... ...huge distances of the En- glish metropolis are brought within the scope of mortal power. But in New York there is no such institution. In New York the... ...ay lie, American ladies as bright, as beautiful, as graceful, as sweet, as mortal limits for brightness, beauty, grace, and sweetness will permit. The... ..., and “He” has done that. The “He” is poor George III., whose twenty-seven mortal sins against his Transatlantic colonies are thus recapitulated. It w...

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...ehaved so oddly as you, in postponing your marriage without reason for two mortal years.’ ‘You see, Margaret was ten when I first saw her, and only se... ...takes for wit, have caused the disappearance of a person who lives in open sin; thereby va cating two seats, and allowing me to eat a humble meal wit... ...ctures that represented the hideousness of man or that reminded you of his mortality. He summoned before Margaret the whole array of Ribera’s ghoulish... ...cked already the living man; the worms of the grave, the piteous horror of mortality, and the dark ness before him offer naught but fear. Beyond, dar... ...mysterious intri cacy. Those pictures were filled with a strange sense of sin, and the mind that contemplated them was burdened with the decadence of... ...n; but it was not the comfortable night that soothes the troubled minds of mortal men; it was a night that agitated the soul mysteriously so that each... ... Her youth had suddenly left her. She looked as if she were struck down by mortal illness. ‘What is that matter with you?’ he asked. ‘Nothing.’ She lo...

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...: “Tu’n around an’ tu’n yo’ face Untoe them sweet hills of grace (D’ pow’rs of sin yo’ am scornin’!). 156 JACK LONDON Look about an’ look aroun’, Fli... ... sin yo’ am scornin’!). 156 JACK LONDON Look about an’ look aroun’, Fling yo’ sin pack on d’ groun’ (Yo’ will meet wid d’ Lord in d’ mornin’!).” A so... ...’ tu’n yo’ face Untoe them sweet hills of 176 JACK LONDON grace (D’ pow’rs of sin yo’ am scornin’!). Look about an’ look aroun’, Fling yo’ sin pack o... ...ever tasted in his life. He did not attempt to deceive himself. He knew it was sin, and deliberately he sinned when he went on a fifteen cent candy de ... ...had seen, and God had been swift to punish, denying him even the full wages of sin. The Apostate 245 In memory he always looked back upon that event ... ... was lost. The house stood in hushed silence. King rested on trembling legs. A mortal dizziness was upon him, and before his eyes the sea of faces sag...

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...g the sands, Murmuring how far away are the unquiet lands: How we alone of mortals are Hid under quiet boughs apart, While our love grows an Indian st... ...wn in its small cave, The field mouse running by me in the grass, And heavy mortal hopes that toil and pass; But seek alone to hear the strange things ... ...s burning hair, And Niamh calling Away, come away: Empty your heart of its mortal dream. The winds awaken, the leaves whirl round, Our cheeks are pale... ...g lute thronged angelic door is wide; When an immortal passion breathes in mortal clay; Our hearts endure the scourge, the plaited thorns, the way Cro... ... away the smoke of myrrh and frankincense; Bend down and pray for all that sin I wove in song, Till the Attorney for Lost Souls cry her sweet cry, And... ...s purple gown; One leans and mutters by the wall — He dreads the weight of mortal hours. Second Voice. O no, O no! they hurry down Like plovers that h... ... fire, salvation walks within. The Heart. What theme had Homer but original sin? THE WINDING STAIR AND OTHER POEMS 257 VIII Must we part, V on H¨ ugel... ... my old bawd is dead? The priests have got a book that says But for Adam’s sin Eden’s Garden would be there And I there within. No expectation fails t...

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... which, and a few near slopes and foothills, we can dimly study with these mortal eyes. But what any man can say of it, even in his highest utterance,... ...d for that, with wily turns and through a great sea of tedium, steers this mortal bark. There may be political wisdom in such a view; but I am persuad... ...of riding it directly down, or advancing toward his end through a thousand sin- ister compromises and considerations. The one man might be wily, might... ...riness to the flesh. That ex- travagance is truly sinful, and a very silly sin to boot, in which we impoverish mankind and ourselves. It is another qu... ... spects. They were the worst preachers I ever heard; they were *Theater of Mortality, p. 10; Edin. 1713. 58 Robert Louis Stevenson ignorant to a repr... ...an unfeeling mob, which were the last they heard on earth, might, when the mortal fight was over, when the river of death was passed, add ten- *Kirkto... ...es him. He taunts the messenger and the doctor as people would taunt their mortal enemies. And, indeed, as he knows right well, every one is his enemy... ...th a child in her arms. Both had faces eaten with famine and hardened with sin, and both had reached that stage of degradation, much lower in a woman ... ...n has felt the charm of his trade and fallen captivated before the eyes of sin. It is a mistake when preachers tell us that vice is hid- eous and loat...

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...rewith also those blasphemers. To blaspheme the earth is now the dreadfulest sin, and to rate the heart of the unknowable higher than the meaning of t... ... ever cried thus? Ah! would that I had heard you crying thus! It is not your sin—it is your self-satisfaction that crieth unto heaven; your very spari... ... is your self-satisfaction that crieth unto heaven; your very sparingness in sin crieth unto heaven! Where is the lightning to lick you with its tongu... ...something different. Raving of the reason was likeness to God, and doubt was sin. Too well do I know those godlike ones: they insist on being believed... ... monster! False values and fatuous words: these are the worst mon- sters for mortals—long slumbereth and waiteth the fate that is in them. But at last... ...d amorous flatteries: of this do they plume and pride themselves, before all mortals! Ah, there are so many things betwixt heaven and earth of which o... ...l demonstrate thy power over them. And when the long twilight cometh and the mortal wea- riness, even then wilt thou not disappear from our firma- men... ...er from coffins flow; now will a strong wind ever come victoriously unto all mortal weariness: of this thou art thyself the pledge and the prophet! Ve... ...d disappear, ’ wouldst thou say, ‘and in a moment I am nothing. Souls are as mortal as bodies. But the plexus of causes returneth in which I am inter-...

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...irsty, and all the most painful diseases and misfortunes that ever afflict mortals are supposed to emanate from him. This demon, too, is thought by th... ... if born had died an infant, Had not lived to be a maiden In these days of sin and sorrow, Underneath a star so luckless. Better had it been for Aino,... ...ung alas! by youth no longer, Only sung in part by heroes In these days of sin and sorrow. Evil days our land befallen. Sings the orders of enchantmen... ...e willows, Near the borders of Pohyola, In the courts of dismal Northland; Sin begotten was thy father, And thy mother was Dishonor. “While in infancy... ...he thoughts of women, Keep the old from speaking evil, Keep the young from sin and folly, Be to us a help forever, Be our Guardian and our Father, Tha... ...hy long lost, wayward daughter, Did not recognize my sister, Fatal was the sin committed! When the taxes had been settled, When the tribute had been g... ...om the river, Speaks these words to dripping Ahti: “Accidents will come to mortals, Accidents will come to heroes, By the hundreds, by the thousands, ...

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... 1 with a thousand men and women; these increased to four thousand; but a mortality coming suddenly upon them, they all perished in one week. The sec... ...inter- course with any man;” and then she solemnly affirmed that he had no mortal father. The boy was, therefore, led away, and conducted before V ort... ... twenty-eight years and six months. During his reign, there was a dreadful mortality among his subjects, when Catgualart (Cadwallader) was king among ...

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...ment of crime which will replace the long accepted doc- trines of original sin, and the expulsion of devils from the wicked by cruelty and punishment.... ... be possessed of special gifts. God had come nearer to them than to common mortals, and they were seers or prophets endowed with a portion of the divi...

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...ns, should have gone far to wipe away the guilt of slavery. But in history sin always meets with condign punishment; the generation passes, the offenc... ...hey do not like it, and they are quite right; life is hard enough for poor mortals, without having it indefinitely embittered for them by bad art. We ... ...t hesitate to profit by it again.” A love thus founded has no interest for mortal man. Meantime, early in the winter, and only once, we find him regre... ...ood a right to hate any as our friend.” “It were treason to our love And a sin to God above, One iota to abate Of a pure, impartial hate.” Love is not... ...rofuse allowance to keep a sharp-set lad in breakfast and supper for seven mortal days; and Villon’s share of the cakes and pastry and general good ch... ...ther. And now, as he lay 134 Robert Louis Stevenson in prison waiting the mortal push, these different aspects crowded back on his imagination with a... ...es that our little sensualist in a periwig chose out to marry with his own mortal strains. Some gust from brave Elizabethan times must have warmed his... ...ike a wise man, that righteousness is a surer moral way of being rich than sin and villainy.” It is thus that respect. able people desire to have thei... ...llary that all oaths of allegiance must be incontinently broken. If it was sin thus to have sworn even in ignorance, it were obstinate sin to continue...