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...terranean, there stands a convent of the Order of Barefoot Carmelites, where the rule instituted by St. Theresa is still preserved with all the first rigour of the reformation brought about by that illustrious woman. Extraordinary as this may seem, it is none the less true....

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...e the rule instituted by St. Theresa is still preserved with all the first rigour of the reformation brought about by that illustrious woman. Extraord...

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...he journal was established in 1841 by Moriz Haupt as the Zeitschrift für deutsches Alterthum (older spelling) with the objective of applying the same rigour to the philology and textual criticism of medieval German texts as was already current with Greek and Latin.[1] With volume 13 (1867) the Zeitschrift für deutsches Alterthum began a new series (German: Neue Folge).[...

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...that which is said by the holy apostle to kill. For why? Not only because it ruled with rigour and with terrible threatenings, yea with death and al... ...s, if you ask and insist that the words, at whose coming, should be understood with all rigour exactly as they read, I grant it to you, my friend, wi... ...onorous withal: because these so great and diverse people it subjected, not only by the rigour and force of its arms, but also, and perhaps much mor... ...p, this same stone shall descend the second time, with the greatest tumult, terror, and rigour imaginable, and direct itself right against the feet o... ... wishing to be believed upon my word, what I most desire is to be examined with all the rigour which the laws of criticism require. The particular t... ...ngly the word immediately, by their explanation, must not be understood with very great rigour, but in a larger and kinder sense, as if one should s... ...nd in favour of the Gentiles. They must have encountered and could not hide the extreme rigour and severity with which the people of God themselves ... ...ets of God, as they were frequent, were most clear; the sad and bitter announcements of rigour, of severity, of wrath, of indignation, of fury, of ob... ...lain the thirty-eighth chapter of Ezekiel, they show some sort of benignity, or less of rigour; because the things spoken of in that and the followi...

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... wrath and great indignation, have, in like manner, their times of severity and rigour marked out by the same providence; which times, as the Apostl... ...h, all the climes or different regions thereof, passing from their benignity to rigour; from temperance to intemperance; from a quiet and peaceful un... ... the measures of endurance being filled up, he shall treat them with the utmost rigour: that is to say, the time will come for opening the abyss, and...

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... behaviours – they remain vulnerable to such discord and devoid of much-sought universality and rigour. Mental Disorders and the Social Order The... ...ving relied on supercilious stratagems throughout his life, is singularly ill-adapted to life's rigours and tribulations. He feels entitled, but fai...

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...t by mere assumption, tacit or other- wise. When the required mathematical rigour is applied it is revealed that r 0 =α denotes a point, not a 2-spher... ... nature and range of the r-parameter must be estab- lished by mathematical rigour, not by mere assumption. Transform (1) by the substitution r = p C...

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...ns are incorrect, which I shall demonstrate with the required mathematical rigour. Contrary to the usual practise, one cannot talk about extensions in...

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...ll, that will goe about to exact that from me wh ich I owe not, with more rigour than they will exact from themselves that which they owe; wherein i... ...ht up to honour and libertie. There is a kind of slavishnesse in churlish rigour and servility in compulsion; and I hold that that which cannot be c... ...r defenders. But wee ought not terme duty (as now a dayes wee do) a sower rigour and intestine carbbednesse, proceeding of private interest and pass... ... and so many errours are therin contained. That which we thinke favour or rigour in Law (wherein is so much of either, that I wot not well whether we...

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... he stands unparalleled. His writings and speeches, which I read with the rigour that is expected of serious research, are now a permanent part of m...

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... mightn’t find myself in such a predicament. If there was really a present rigour in the situation of which Gravener had sketched for me the elements,... ...the children. Late into the night we smoked and talked; old shames and old rigours fell away from us; I only let him see that I was conscious of what ...

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... searching in five hundred nooks, And treating a young wife with so much rigour, He gain’d no point, except some self rebukes, Added to thos... ... The very Botany Bay in moral geography; Their loyal treason, renegado rigour, Are good manure for their more bare biography. Wordsworth’s... ...epay each amatory look you lent With interest, and in turn was wont with rigour To exact of Cupid’s bills the full amount At sight, nor would ... ...en he had an ear for music’s sound, Which might defy a crotchet critic’s rigour. Such classic pas—sans flaws—set off our hero, He glanced like... ...rd; but women hear with more good humour Such aberrations than we men of rigour: Besides, his conduct, since in England, grew more Strict, a... ... have paid few parish fees since): That scarlet cloak, alas! unclosed with rigour, Presents the problem of a double figure. A reel within a bott... ... Exchequer chancellors endeavour, Of late years, to dispense with Cocker’s rigours, And grow quite figurative with their figures. Byron’s Don Jua...

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...dly terms; but the rules of his own Church he would see ob- served; and once at least he had a white man clapped in jail for the desecration of a sain... ...an-eating festival. But I must not seem to be unjust to Paaaeua. His respectability went deeper than the skin; his sense of the becoming sometimes ner... ...ion were fully supported, and he was set free from business avocations, more might not result; I think otherwise myself; I think not neglect but 165 ...

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...n the comparatively compact circle in which she revolved, and seemed, by a rigour early marked, to be reached through long, straight, discouraging vis... ...ith other and alien things, privately cherish them and yet, as regards the rigour of it, pay no price. She looked it well in the face, she took it int... ...he moment looked as if that might have stood rather for an absence of such rigours. He was going, however, as if he had in a manner, at the last, got ... ...e beginnings of others, he had no call to treat himself with superstitious rigour. The single thing that was clear in complications was that, whatever... ...On your honour.” Again, as before, this made her momentarily rigid, with a rigour out of which, at a loss, she vaguely cast about her. Her rigour was ... ...and bringing Sir Luke Strett, brought also blessedly an abatement of other rigours. The weather changed, the stubborn storm yielded, and the autumn su... ... and not much less af- fected by his mercy than one might have been by his rigour. The grand thing—it did come to that—was the way he carried off, as ...

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...THE THE THE THE TRANCE TRANCE TRANCE TRANCE TRANCE THE STATE OF CATALEPTIC RIGOUR into which this man had fallen, lasted for an unprecedented length o... ...th, me and the landlord holding lights and so forth.” “It was a cataleptic rigour at first, wasn’t it?” “Stiff!—wherever you bent him he stuck. You mi... ...In the first place it was almost a charity. T o save people from workhouse rigours. Now I come to think of it, it was one of the earliest properties y...

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... will not when he may, When he will he shall have nay.” But this was the end of her rigours, and presently, after making some excuse of which I have n... ...on the es- cape of that discredited person; but the Government replied by a show of rigour, one of the cell porters was flogged, the lieutenant of the...

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... from a disappointment, thinking he deserved all successes, because of the rigours inflicted by her present tonelessness of blood and being. Her unres... ...nd his own of the ‘Army’ fellows, and the way to treat them. Both were for rigour. ‘The name of “Army” attracts poor Skepsey so, I am sure he would jo...

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...offered ecstasy in pain. Delicious licence called it Nature’s cry; Ascetic rigours crushed the fleshly sigh; A tread on shingle timed his lame advance...

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...hich, regarding the many hardships of their station, strove to alleviate its rigours, and endeavoured to soften its asperity. Sunday Under Three Heads...

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...onclude as to the attitude of the other. Perhaps she herself a little even fell into the custom of pursuit in occasionally deviating only for gentleme... ...; on the other hand they never interfered so little with her own. She liked to be as she was—if it could only have lasted. She could accept even witho... ...ible—she felt herself even reaping the fruit of her yesterday’s glare at Mr. Buckton; but transacting his business with him didn’t simplify—it could, ... ... companions, who were by this time unreservedly enlisted. She didn’t care—not a scrap, and she glanced about for a piece of paper. With this she had t... ...gan to flow. She suc- cumbed to them and collapsed; she sank down again, burying her face and trying to smother her sobs. Her young friend stood there...

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...ine heights above heights, surround the pole, and concentre the multiplied rigours of extreme cold.” Of these death-white realms I formed an idea of m... ... for such moments as this, when body and soul rise in mutiny against their rigour; stringent are they; inviolate they shall be. If at my individual co...