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2013年5月24日星期五

ArticleTitle#5819

sea-gull skimming the waves. A great cloud floating behind them

appeared like a vast mountain, and upon it Eliza saw her own shadow

and those of the eleven swans, looking gigantic in size. Altogether it

formed a more beautiful picture than she had ever seen; but as the sun

rose higher, and the clouds were left behind, the shadowy picture

vanished away. Onward the whole day they flew through the air like a

winged arrow, yet more slowly than usual, for they had their sister to

carry. The weather seemed inclined to be stormy, and Eliza watched the

sinking sun with great anxiety, for the little rock in the ocean was

not yet in sight. It appeared to her as if the swans were making great

efforts with their wings. Alas! she was the cause of their not

advancing more quickly. When the sun set, they would change to men,

fall into the sea and be drowned. Then she offered a prayer from her

inmost heart, but still no appearance of the rock. Dark clouds came

nearer, the gusts of wind told of a coming storm, while from a

thick, heavy mass of clouds the lightning burst forth flash after

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ArticleTitle#4484

prettiest umbrella over the child. "Look at these Chinese," and then

the whole umbrella appeared like a large china bowl, with blue trees

and pointed bridges, upon which stood little Chinamen nodding their

heads. "We must make all the world beautiful for to-morrow morning,"

said Ole-Luk-Oie, "for it will be a holiday, it is Sunday. I must

now go to the church steeple and see if the little sprites who live

there have polished the bells, so that they may sound sweetly. Then

I must go into the fields and see if the wind has blown the dust

from the grass and the leaves, and the most difficult task of all

which I have to do, is to take down all the stars and brighten them

up. I have to number them first before I put them in my apron, and

also to number the places from which I take them, so that they may

go back into the right holes, or else they would not remain, and we

should have a number of falling stars, for they would all tumble

down one after the other."

"Hark ye! Mr. Luk-Oie," said an old portrait which hung on the

wall of Hjalmar's bedroom. "Do you know me? I am Hjalmar's

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ArticleTitle#1119

2Sa 3:22 Now the servants of David and Joab had been out attacking a band of armed men, and they came back with a great store of goods taken in the fight: but Abner was no longer in Hebron with David, for he had sent him away and he had gone in peace.
2Sa 3:23 When Joab and his men came, news was given them that Abner, the son of Ner, had come to the king, who had let him go away again in peace.
2Sa 3:24 Then Joab came to the king, and said, What have you done? when Abner came to you why did you send him away and let him go?
2Sa 3:25 Is it not clear to you that Abner, the son of Ner, came with deceit to get knowledge of your going out and your coming in and of all you are doing?
2Sa 3:26 And when Joab had come out from David, he sent men after Abner, and they overtook him at the water-spring of Sirah, and made him come back with them: but David had no knowledge of it.
2Sa 3:27 And when Abner was back in Hebron, Joab took him on one side by the doorway of the town to have a word with him quietly, and there he gave him a wound in the stomach, causing his death in payment for the death of his brother Asahel.

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1Ki 20:28 And a man of God came up and said to the king of Israel, The Lord says, Because the Aramaeans have said, The Lord is a god of the hills and not of the valleys; I will give all this great army into your hands, and you will see that I am the Lord.
1Ki 20:29 Now the two armies kept their positions facing one another for seven days. And on the seventh day the fight was started; and the children of Israel put to the sword a hundred thousand Aramaean footmen in one day.
1Ki 20:30 But the rest went in flight to Aphek, into the town, where a wall came down on the twenty-seven thousand who were still living. And Ben-hadad went in flight into the town, into an inner room.
1Ki 20:31 Then his servants said to him, It is said that the kings of Israel are full of mercy: let us then put on haircloth, and cords on our heads, and go to the king of Israel; it may be that he will give you your life.
1Ki 20:32 So they put on haircloth, and cords on their heads, and came to the king of Israel and said, Your servant Ben-hadad says, Let me now keep my life. And he said, Is he still living? he is my brother.

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Isa 14:1 For the Lord will have mercy on Jacob, and will again make Israel his special people, and will put them in their land; and the man from a strange country will take his place among them and be joined to the family of Jacob.
Isa 14:2 And the people will take them with them to their place: and the children of Israel will give them a heritage in the Lord's land as men-servants and women-servants, making them prisoners whose prisoners they were; and they will be rulers over their masters.
Isa 14:3 And it will be, in the day when the Lord gives you rest from your sorrow, and from your trouble, and from the hard yoke which they had put on you,
Isa 14:4 That you will take up this bitter song against the king of Babylon, and say, How has the cruel overseer come to an end! He who was lifted up in pride is cut off;
Isa 14:5 The stick of the evil-doers, the rod of the rulers, is broken by the Lord;
Isa 14:6 He whose rod was on the peoples with an unending wrath, ruling the nations in passion, with an uncontrolled rule.

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so that the two were left to sit and wag their tails as much as they

pleased. They have so much to talk about that it will not be

finished till Christmas." Neither was it finished till Christmas.

The wind whirled the faded, fallen leaves; the snow drifted in the

valleys, as well as upon the mountains, and the Ice Maiden sat in

the stately palace which, in winter time, she generally occupied.

The perpendicular rocks were covered with slippery ice, and where in

summer the stream from the rocks had left a watery veil, icicles large

and heavy hung from the trees, while the snow-powdered fir-trees

were decorated with fantastic garlands of crystal. The Ice Maiden rode

on the howling wind across the deep valleys, the country, as far as

Bex, was covered with a carpet of snow, so that the Ice Maiden could

follow Rudy, and see him, when he visited the mill; and while in the

room at the miller's house, where he was accustomed to spend so much

of his time with Babette. The wedding was to take place in the

following summer, and they heard enough of it, for so many of their

friends spoke of the matter.

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ArticleTitle#3297

Mak 2:5 And Jesus, seeing their faith, said to him, Son, you have forgiveness for your sins.
Mak 2:6 But there were certain of the scribes seated there, and reasoning in their hearts,
Mak 2:7 Why does this man say such things? he has no respect for God: from whom does forgiveness come but from God only?
Mak 2:8 And Jesus, having knowledge in his spirit of their thoughts, said to them, Why are you reasoning about these things in your hearts?
Mak 2:9 Which is the simpler, to say to a man who is ill, You have forgiveness for your sins, or, Get up, take up your bed, and go?
Mak 2:10 But so that you may see that the Son of man has authority for the forgiveness of sins on earth, (he said to the man,)
Mak 2:11 I say to you, Get up, take up your bed, and go to your house.
Mak 2:12 And he got up, and straight away took up the bed and went out before them all, so that they were all full of wonder, and gave glory to God, saying, We have never seen anything like this.
Mak 2:13 And he went out again by the seaside; and all the people came to him, and he gave them teaching.

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