Claudine, Or Humility, the Basis of All the Virtures: A Swiss TaleJ. Harris and Son, corner of St. Paul's Church-Yard, 1824 - 200 sivua |
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abode admire afflicted amiable girl bailiff beautiful behold beloved Besançon bless bosom Bourg bread brother calm charming cheerful child Clau Claudine hastened Clément comfort consola consoling contredanse cottage cousin cried curate dame dance daughter dear Dearest debts dine duty exclaimed eyes Fanchon father feeble feeling felicity flowers francs gratitude hand happy Harris & Son heard heart humble Idalie Justine kind kirchenwasser kissed labour lady Lake of Geneva lament lence looks Madame Weimar Madeline Mademoiselle maize mamma Martigny Maurice mercy Montluc mother mournful neighbouring never obliging papa pastor pathy peasant pleasure poor pray replied rich seated Seigneur shew sigh SIGILL silence sister smile soothe sorrow speak spoke sufferings Switzerland tambourine tears tender thank thing thought tion tranquil Val di Bagne Valence village Virginie virtue whilst widow wife words worthy wound young
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Sivu 4 - These are thy glorious works, Parent of good, Almighty, thine this universal frame, Thus wondrous fair; thyself how wondrous then ! Unspeakable, who sitt'st above these heavens, To us invisible, or dimly seen In these thy lowest works; yet these declare Thy goodness beyond thought, and power divine.
Sivu 4 - It was such pleasure to behold him, such Enlargement of existence to partake Nature with him, to thrill beneath his touch, \ To watch him slumbering, and to see him wake: To live with him for ever were too much; But then the thought of parting made her quake: He was her own, her ocean-treasure...
Sivu 60 - It has been repeatedly said, that it is more rare, and therefore more heroic, to rejoice with those who rejoice, than to weep with those who weep.
Sivu 163 - ... Seigneur himself accidentally encountered her: " What is the matter with you, my good girl ?" said he, in a tone of compassion. She related her little history; the humane listener instantly offered her some money—" Take this, my dear, and be comforted; I will not fail to visit your poor mother...