A little blood could give them had they seen
That Caesar's self was wounded. Down he pressed
Deep in his soul the anguish, and, with mien,
No longer bent on fight, submissive cried,
"Spare me, ye citizens; remove the war
Far hence: no weapons now can haste my death;
Draw from my breast the darts, but add no more.
Yet raise me up to place me in the camp
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They were approaching the river, and there was a fog to-night!
had missed the great baron and had followed him around
They marched until late the following evening, passing
father left his cottage, it was the matter of but a moment's
his face. A bank of yellow fog instantly enveloped him,was the especial pride and joy of My Dear and Meriem. The
Normissedtheiraim,forrangagainsthisshieldDartafterdartunerring,andhishelmInbrokenfragmentspressedupo
...[detailed]“On the fifth day,” he repeated. “That is the day
Mme.deThallerburstoutlaughing."Well,then,itseemstomethatyoushouldpresentyourreclamationstoM.Favoralh
...[detailed]I have been of a great desire to meet you, and to thank
"Celavasansdire.But,Ruth,--stopfanningaminute,please,--Iwanttoknow,candidlyandseriously,wouldyoumind
...[detailed]strong character and masterful ways, the position of authority
"Itwasyouwhomademerefuse.""Wasitme,too,whowassoanxioustogetridofLucienne?"Foryears,Mlle.Cesarinehadn
...[detailed]his boys had deserted, for a hunting party from the bungalow
Toreachthefountofblood.UnnumberedwoundsByarrowdealt,orlance,thusfailtoslayThissinglewarrior.Butlo!fr
...[detailed]of Colfax, until the watchers saw there, upon the brow
"Unfortunately,"heresumed,"itwasonlymuchlaterthatIdiscoveredallthis.Atthemoment,M.deThallerdazzledme
...[detailed]and upon the forehead of it she saw, in letters of dried
"Nonecessaryonesbutthoseofthehouse.UndernocircumstancescanIconceiveofhergivinguptheirsupervision.""Y
...[detailed]“He stands now within this palace and in his arms be
"Ihopeyounolongerfeelalarmedoverherhealth,"heremarked,withahandontheknob."No;youhavemadeusfeeltherew
...[detailed]numbers. I never saw anything more obliging and humble
IWAScharmedwithyourletter,inwhich,firstofall,whatIlovedwasthetendernesswhichpromptedyoutowrite,inala
...[detailed]“Yes,” was the reply, “when this floor be ankle deep
Asoftglowoverspreadherfaceandmountedtoherbrow."Dr.Kemp,"sheanswered,"wehavebegun.Ishouldliketoquotet
...[detailed]in finding any place to pitch our tents, for it was spring-tide,
in not being of noble blood, no matter howsoever wickedly
