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..., and the master of the post route, a tall, stout man about sixty years of age, sitting one fine autumn morning at the highest part of the bridge, cou... ...wer and calling the inhabitants to mass,—a woman about thirty-six years of age came up to the post master. “Well, cousin,” she said, “you wouldn’t bel... ...y short, his chest and shoulders were de- veloped at twenty-seven years of age like those of a man of forty. Legs small and weak, and a broad face, wi... ...assin, who mar- ried Monsieur Cremiere-Levrault-Dionis, a purveyor of for- age, who perished on the scaffold. His wife died of despair and without a p... ...ged to compromise with his creditors, and was now, at sixty-seven years of age, working like a young man, and had nothing to leave behind him. Madame ... ...o me, and of 190 Ursula which the sinner repents,” said the priest, in an apostolic tone. “Crime?” cried Minoret. “A crime frightful in its consequen...

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... after his death his name is mangled. Salomon, whose portrait taken at the age of forty- six was discovered by the author of the “Comedy of Human Life... ...owes to a grossness of wit in keeping with the writ- 7 Balzac ings of his age, when broad farce was held in honor, and queens and cardinals wrote tal... ...stigated in part by such scenes, of which an Italian girl of nine years of age was assuredly not ignorant. The rise of Alessandro dé Medici, to which ... ..., they do not fear to admit their weaknesses. Hence, no doubt, this golden age for bastards. We must, moreover, do the illegiti- mate children of the ... ...VII., and gave a home to the daughter of Lorenzo II., then eleven years of age. When we study the march of events and that of men in this curious sixt... ...y? Surely you will not recognize that prostitute, the Roman, Catholic, and apostolic Church?” “My father wished it.” “But ought we not to leave father... ... occult science.” “You, the eldest son, the defender of the Holy Catholic, Apostolic, and Roman Church?” said Marie. “I.” “What happened to you? Go on...

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... what the morrow will bring forth, lives like a child, whatever may be his age. He grumbles at everything, consoles himself for everything, jests at e... ...sies of children, spies out the caprices and the 9 Balzac vices of mature age, sucks money out of disease. Even so, if they drink no brandy, like the... ...elves, and purchase two years of unhealthy repose with thirty years of old age. Only, the working-man dies in hospi- tal when the last term of his stu... ...d, a permanent stock-pot, a decent plot in Pere Lachaise, and, for his old age, a little gold honestly earned. HIS Monday is on Sunday, his rest a dri... ...e a hundred and fifty thousand francs to their daughter, and retire at the age of fifty, an age when they begin to show themselves on the balcony of t... ...th him (admirable type of the men whose genius will preserve the Catholic, Apostolic, and Ro- man Church, compromised for the moment by the feeble- ne...

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...ease of existence. Though by no means less liable than their fellow men to age and infirmity, they had evidently some talisman or other that kept deat... ...n which their evil stars had cast them. Then, moreover, the white locks of age were sometimes found to be the thatch of an intellec tual tenement in ... ...but a kind of new contriv ance of Mother Nature in the shape of man, whom age and infirmity had no business to touch. His voice and laugh, which perp... ...wthorne and wholesomeness of his system, and his capacity, at that extreme age, to enjoy all, or nearly all, the delights which he had ever aimed at o... ...all long since dead; the father of twenty children, most of whom, at every age of childhood or maturity, had likewise returned to dust. Here, one woul... ...an brotherhood in the heart’s native language. These fathers, otherwise so apostolic, lacked Heaven’s last and rarest attestation of their office, the...

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...fessor Dowden, aptly observes in this connexion—’a great poet is not of an age, but for all time.’ Irregular or antiquated forms such as ‘recieve,’ ‘s... ...ift With self-enshrined eternity, that mocks The unprevailing hoariness of age, _440 And man, once fleeting o’er the... ...hoicest boons her human worshippers. How vigorous now the athletic form of age! How clear its open and unwrinkled brow! Where neither avarice, cunning... ...e not their fellow-beings live unfruitful lives, and prepare for their old age a miserable grave. ‘The good die first, And those whose hearts are dry ... ...s, among the enlightened and refined, the tem- pests which have shaken the age in which we live. I have sought to enlist the harmony of metrical langu... ...rn the liturgy of the Holy Church, Refuse to obey her canons, and deny The apostolic power with which the Spirit Has filled its elect vessels, even fr...

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...star,” said my mother, who was listening on her balcony; “children of your age know nothing of astronomy.” “Ah, madame,” cried Mademoiselle Caroline, ... ...first ideas, just as once we stammered our first words. At twelve years of age, long after I was at school, I still watched that star with indescribab... ...-made, and had a tutor. I, puny and even sickly, was sent at five years of age as day pupil to a school in the town; taken in the morning and brought ... ...d me to Pont-le-V oy, a school in charge of Oratorians who took boys of my age into a form called the “class of the Latin steps” where dull lads with ... ...w in my behalf the miracles I had read of in martyrology. At five years of age I fled to my star; at twelve I took refuge in the sanctuary. My ecstasy... ...errupting herself. “Though he was severe, I miss and shall always miss his apostolic power. His successor is an angel of goodness, who pities but does...

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... a reciprocal interest, since in both cases it was young ladies, under the age of thirty, that originated the movement, and in both cases these ladies... ...ng for as tender a sentiment as pity, in the fact of both from so early an age having been united in the calamity of orphan- age,—go where they might,... ...een none at all. Nor was this any sub- ject for wonder, or (considering my age) for blame. In real- ity, to make theology into a captivating study for... ...elf was painfully and sor- rowfully in earnest. She had come at this early age of seven or eight and twenty, to the most bitter sense of hollowness, a... ...arned persons. Our authorized translators of the Bible in the Shakspearian age were not in any exquisite sense learned men; they were very able men, a... ...more homely, fervent, and pathetic, than would now be available. For their apostolic functions En- glish was the language most in demand. But in polem...

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... regarded as a classic—as a faithful picture of the last days of the moyen age, when kings and princesses, brave gentlemen and haughty ladies laughed ... ...tion, to weed from the manuscripts the old words, which, in spite of their age, were still strong, and which would have shocked the ears, astonished t... ...ith three lovers; for certain things must be done to suit the vices of the age, and a periphrase is much more agreeable than the word. Indeed, we are ... ...f your carcass. My revenge might cause me certain pious expenses in my old age, so choose to espouse an abbey for the re- mainder of your days, or to ... ... and mockery to our Holy Faith, an abandoned pretty little girl, about the age of an old dog, stark naked, an acrobat, and of Moorish descent like the... ...en thinking over all his good works, he thought it about time to cease his apostolic labours, the more so, as he possessed about one hundred thousand ...

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...ork, if honestly written and honestly read;—and, in particular, if any im- age of John Sterling and his Pilgrimage through our poor Nineteenth Century... ... the little thicket which encircled it, the traditions of its immeasurable age, made St. Quentin’s Castle a wonderful and awful fabric in the imaginat... ...lable into a drop of History (should such be wanted of our poor “Scavenger Age” in time coming), though the reading of them has long ceased in this ge... ...ear, he lost three little playmates, two of them within one month. His own age was not yet quite twelve. For one of these three, for little Edward, hi... ...e of these three, for little Edward, his next younger, who died now at the age of nine, Mr. Hare records that John copied out, in large school-hand, a... ...h the church, and hit no Christian life. A terrible outlook indeed for the Apostolic laborer in the brick-and-mortar line!— In the Autumn of this same...

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...s can be seen along its double width of way. The great 6 Sons of the Soil age of the trees, the breadth of the avenue, the venerable construction of ... ...I have gathered, my dear fellow, much precious informa- tion about the old age of Mademoiselle Laguerre; for, to tell you the truth, the after life of... ...monds. At that time she was only fifty-three 14 Sons of the Soil years of age, and according to her lady’s-maid, afterwards married to a gendarme nam... ...en he saw the tanned forehead and tangled hair of a boy about ten years of age, who was lying on his stomach and making signs towards the otter to let... ... least a pretence of gaining an honest livelihood. At sixty-eight years of age the old man started his rope-walk, a manufactory which requires the ver... ...esiastic, devoted to the leading society, kind and obliging to the second, apostolic to the poor and unfor- tunate, made himself beloved by the whole ...

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...why yours I recall dis- tinctly as if but half an hour, instead of half an age, had passed since I saw you. Don’t you recall me, now? Look harder.” “I... ...retty plainly intimating which of the two qualities in question enjoys his apostolic preference; I say, since St. Paul has so meaningly said, that, “s... ...onders that were to be wished, than wonders that will happen.” “And is the age of wonders passed? Is the world too old? Is it barren? Think of Sarah.”... ...green, opposed to two bland, grave, handsome, self-possessed men of middle age, decorously dressed in a sort of professional black, and apparently doc... ...n, he could not but do), his companion expressed satisfaction, that, in an age of some distrust on such subjects, he could yet meet with one who share... ... squeaked, with changed manner, while the pallet swung, “little left at my age, but take the stale remains, and welcome.” “Such as it is, though, you ... ...icent force and light. For the Satanic press, by its coappearance with the apostolic, it is no more an aspersion to that, than to the true sun is the ...

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...ral wish to increase the amount of the savings that were to render his old age comfortable. Till the eve of his promotion to the rank of lieutenant-co... ...e. The four children belonging to the woman all appeared to be of the same age—an odd circumstance which struck the commandant. A fifth clung about he... ...erative craving to be doing something, that possesses mind and body at his age. The officer followed him for the entire length of the principal street... ...o was scarcely able to understand his duties. The old cure had died at the age of seventy, and his curate, a quite uneducated man, had just succeeded ... ...t by the de- partment, and who at last found a refuge among us for his old age. The schoolmistress is a very worthy woman who had lost all that she ha... ...rful heads of Genestas and Benassis contrasted admirably with M. Janvier’s apostolic countenance; and in the same fashion the elderly faces of the jus...

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...is Mr. Hollingsworth, who has three or four years the advan tage of me in age, and is a much more solid character, and a philanthropist to boot. I am... ... of heaven. We men are too gross to comprehend it. Even a woman, of mature age, despises or laughs at such a passion. There occurred to me no mode of ... ...scilla, for whose hab its, in this particular, I cannot vouch,—of all our apostolic society, whose mission was to bless mankind, Hollingsworth, I app... ... I had often seen in a friend of mine, one of the most gifted women of the age. I cannot describe it. The points easiest to convey to the reader were ... ...y the student’s lamplight, and hair that seldom showed a thread of silver. Age, wedded to the past, incrusted over with a stony layer of habits, and r... ...ntional society. While in clining us to the soft affections of the golden age, it seemed to authorize any individual, of either sex, to fall in love ...

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... EVE AND DAVID Lucien had gone to Paris; and David Sechard, with the cour- age and intelligence of the ox which painters give the Evan- gelist for acc... ...y of the periodical press. He saw the direction in which the spirit of the age was tend- ing, and sought to find means to the required end. He saw als... ... the day of Saint- Bartholomew. He lived to be rich and honored in his old age, and lectured on the ‘Science of Earths,’ as he called it, in the face ... ...ef in success which sustains the inventor, the belief that gives him cour- age to go forth into the virgin forests of the country of Dis- covery; and,... ...the criterion by which men are judged. When passion, or self- interest, or age dims that spark of unquestioning fealty that gleams in a young man’s ey... ...engthen and consolidate the temporal power, our Order upholds the Catholic Apostolic and Roman Church, which is to say, the doctrines which dispose th...

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...red to one; than we have to the northward of us.” —Captain Cowley’ s V oy- age Round the Globe, A.D. 1729. “... and the breath of the whale is frequen... ...do not pretend to quote:— Sacred to the Memory of John Talbot, Who, at the age of eighteen, was lost overboard, Near the Isle of Desolation, off Patag... ...ime I now write of, Father Mapple was in the hardy winter of a healthy old age; that sort of old age which seems merging into a second flowering youth... ...his adventurous career by wholly retiring from ac- tive life at the goodly age of sixty, and dedicating his remaining days to the quiet receiving of h... ...icate ship. At the period of our arrival at the Island, the heaviest stor- age of the Pequod had been almost completed; comprising her beef, bread, wa... ...containing gunpowder, was supposed to be charged with laudanum. A strange, apostolic whim hav- ing seized him, he had left Neskyeuna for Nantucket, wh... ...ted harpooneer, John Bull, is poor Ireland, but a Fast- Fish? What to that apostolic lancer, Brother Jonathan, is Texas but a Fast-Fish? And concernin...

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... xci. 2, 3, 7.—R. E 6 Henry Esmond – Book Three mother, she was now of an age when the danger of any sec- ond party doth not disturb the rest much. S... ... monarch was yet the chief of European civilization, more venerable in his age and misfortunes than at the period of his most splendid successes; whil... ... best blood in England and France be shed in order that the Holy Roman and Apostolic master of these ruf- fians should have his revenge over the Chris... ...rades—humble or of high rank—that had gathered but yesterday full of cour- age and cheerfulness round the torn and blackened flags. Where were our fri... ...eemed to Mr. Esmond that the Prince was not unlike young Castlewood, whose age and figure he resembled. The Chevalier de St. George acknowledged the s... ... me, which perhaps may be objected to her: but I am so old a raik that the age makes no difference, and I am determined to reform. We were married at ...

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...ert Louis Stevenson PART 1: THE MARQUESAS CHAPTER I—AN ISLAND LANDFALL F OR NEARLY TEN YEARS my health had been declining; and for some while before I... ...y enforced, the clans disarmed, the chiefs deposed, new customs introduced, and chiefly that fashion of regarding money as the means and object of exi... ...urther, in the turn of the bay, a streamlet trickled in the bottom of a den, thence spilling down a stair of rock into the sea. The draught of air dre... ...t with novelty. The architect, a French lay brother, still alive and well, and meditating fresh foundations, must have surely drawn his descent from a... ...inkle of humour, underlying which it was possible to spy a seri- ous pride, and the change from one to another was often very human and diverting. ‘Et... ...PTER X—A PORTRAIT AND A STORY I HA VE HAD OCCASION several times to name the late bishop, Father Dordillon, ‘Monseigneur,’ as he is still almost uni- ...

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...ter, in 1830, Mr. Patteson was raised to the Bench, at the unusually early age of forty. It is probable that there never was a period when the Judi- c... ...him, step by step, from grace to grace. Five years old is in many cases an age of a good deal of thought. The intelligence is free from the misapprehe... ...ts that often seems to swamp the deeper nature throughout boyhood. By this age Coley was able to read, and on his birthday he received from his father... ...Windsor Castle give it a peculiar charm, joining the venerable grandeur of age to the freshness and life of youth, so as to rivet the affections in no... ...FE is apt to exert a strong influence upon a man’s career. It comes at the age at which there is probably the most susceptibility to new impressions. ... ...orks aside almost entirely, and have been read- ing Pearson, Bull, and the Apostolical Fathers, Clement and Ignatius. I shall probably read Justin Mar... ... him that he is a regenerate man, that all things are become new. A man in apostolic times had the lessons of the Apostles and disciples practically i... ...nd of simple and limited expansion of the Apostles’ Creed for doctrine and Apostolic practice for discipline. 428 Life of John Coleridge Patteson ‘No... ...pe to be with them all, and for ever; to behold the faces of Apostles, and Apostolic men, and Prophets, and Saints, holy men and women; and, as if thi...

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...triarch-sovereign of Tior was a man very far advanced in years; but though age had bowed his form and rendered him almost decrepid, his gigantic frame... ...parently plunged in a profound reverie. He was a young fellow about my own age, for whom I had all along entertained a great regard; and Toby, such wa... ...ry way worthy of it. He was active, ready and obliging, of dauntless cour- age, and singularly open and fearless in the expression of his feelings. I ... ...was, alas! a hideous object to look upon. He was some twenty-five years of age, and about six feet in height, robust and well made, and of the most ex... ...embellished in this way, and Fayaway, and all the other young girls of her age, were even less so than those of their sex more advanced in years. The ... ...racter at home? May not the unworthiness or incapacity of those who assume apostolic functions upon the remote islands of the sea more easily escape d...

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... question. Against these boasting, false apostles, Paul boldly defends his apostolic authority and ministry. Humble man that he was, he will not now t... ...expressions of praise and gratitude. This peculiarity can be traced in the apostolic writings, particularly in those of Paul. The name of the Lord is ... ...contrary to the law of God, contrary to their Jewish heritage, contrary to apostolic example, contrary to Paul’ s own example. They demanded that Paul... ...liberty which we have in Christ Jesus, that they might bring us into bond- age: To whom we gave place by subjection, no, not for an hour; that the tru... ...er CHAPTER 3 VERSE 1. 0 foolish Galatians. The Apostle Paul manifests his apostolic care for the Galatians. Sometimes he entreats them, then again he... ... nothing wrong with the fact. The defect lies in our lack of faith. In the Apostolic Creed we confess: “I believe in the holy Christian Church.” That ... ...lasphemy of God. As carnal lust is strong in a young man, in a man of full age the desire for glory , and in an old man covetousness, so impatience, d... ... everyday life,” he writes to the Galatians. “ As long as an heir is under age he 122 Commentary on the Epistle to the Galatians is treated very much... ...f the father.’” VERSE 3. Even so we, when we were children, were in bond- age under the elements of the world. As children of the Law we were treated...