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Waverley Novels: Count Robert of Paris
... of yonder halls, valorous Captain, carries with it a perfume, which, though it
may be well termed sweet, is so suffocating, as to be more suitable to
sepulchrous chambers, than to the dwellings of men. Happy I am COUNT
ROBERT OF PARIS.
... unless addressed :—“ Methinks the air of yonder halls,valorous Captain,
carries with it a perfume, which, though it may be Well termed sweet, is so
suffocating, as to be more suitable to sepulchrous chambers, than to the
dwellings of men.
... suitable to sepulchrous chambers, than to the dwellings of men. Happy I am
that I am free, as I trust, from its influences.” “ Be happy, then,” said Achilles Tatius
, “ since thy vile, cloddish spirit feels sufl'ocation rather than refreshment in gales,
...
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Waverly Novels: Woodstock
... valorous Captain, carries with it a perfume, which, though it may be well termed
sweet, is so suffocating, as to be more suitable to sepulchrous chambers, than to
the dwellings of men. Happy I am that I am free, as I trust, from its influences.
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Tales of My Landlord: Count Robert of Paris, castle dangerous
... valorous Captain, carries with it a perfume, which, though it may be well termed
sweet, is so suffocating, as to be more suitable to sepulchrous chambers, than to
the dwellings of men. Happy I am that I am free, as I trust, from its influences.
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Rachmaninov: Illustrated Lives Of The Great Composers
On either side of the island, fashioned from the twin sides of the rock which
entombs the trees, are sepulchrous burial-chambers towards which the boat drifts
. Even the solitary upright Charon on the boat appears like a shrouded cadaver, ...
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The Principles of Nature, Her Divine Revelations, and a ...
But sheol, hades, tartarus, and gehenna, were originally used by them to express
death, darkness, the grave, pain, wretchedness, and sepulchrous abodes. And
as these words now stand in the Primitive History, they express merely the things
...
Andrew Jackson Davis, William Fishbough, 1847
This mystical truth makes all else seem sepulchrous like the bodies on that bank,
and its brilliance throws all else into deep shadows of insignificance. With its own
special intensity, it makes other truths weak and denies the validity of other ...
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The Waverly Novels: Count Robert of Paris
... valorous Captain, carries with it a perfume, which, though it may be well termed
sweet, is so suffocating, as to be more suitable to sepulchrous chambers than to
the dwellings of men. Happy I am that I am free, as I trust, from its influences.
... of yonder halls, valorous Captain, carries with it a perfume, which, though it
may be well termed sweet, is so suffocating, as to be more suitable to
sepulchrous chambers, than to the dwellings of men. Happy I am COUNT
ROBERT OF PARIS.
