 Felix obeyed, but soon cried: 'This is not much to my taste; I see nothing up there: does it last long? But yes !' exclaimed he joyfully, 'yonder are a pair of falcons flying from the west to the east ; that is a good sign too 1' — ' As thou takest...  Collected Works - Page 276by Thomas Carlyle - 1869Full view - About this book
 | Thomas Carlyle - 1840 - 862 pages
...What posture am 1 to take then?" " Without doubt," said the Overseer, " the first posture : the arms over the breast, the face earnest and cheerful towards...from the west to the east : that is a good sign too ? " — " Aa thou takest it, as them behavest," said the other : " Now mingle among them as they mingle."... | |
 | Thomas Carlyle - 1845 - 594 pages
...What posture am I to take then !' ' Without doubt,' said the Overseer, ' the first posture; the arms over the breast, the face earnest and cheerful towards...flying from the west to the east; that is a good sign toof — 'As thou takest it, as thou behavest,' said the other : ' Now mingle among them as they mingle.'... | |
 | Frederic Henry Hedge - 1848 - 620 pages
...posmre : The arms over the hreast, the face earnest and cheerful towards the sky." Felix oheyed, hut soon cried: "This is not much to my taste ; I see...to the east : that is a good sign too ?" " As thou tatest it, as thou hehavest," said the other; "now mingle among them, as they mingle." He gave a signal,... | |
 | 1852 - 590 pages
...'What posture am I to take then!' • Without doubt,' said the Overseer, ' the first posture; the arms over the breast, the face earnest and cheerful towards...from the west to the east ; that is a good sign too 1' — ' As thou takest it, as thou behavest,' said the other : 'Now mingle among them as they mingle.'... | |
 | Thomas Carlyle - 1855 - 572 pages
...'What posture am I to take then T < Without doubt/ said the Overseer, ' the first posture; the arms over the breast, the face earnest and cheerful towards the sky.' Felix obeyed, but soon cried : l This is not much to my taste ; I see nothing up there : does it last long ? But yes !' exclaimed... | |
 | Thomas Carlyle - 1857 - 604 pages
...'What posture am I to take then?' ' Without doubt,' said the Overseer, ' the first posture ; the arms uF BH< >q> (]?^? F / F`(f= F FL,-G C F F tool' — 'As thou takest it, as thou behavest,' said the other : 'Now mingle among them as they mingle."... | |
 | Thomas Carlyle - 1859 - 620 pages
...'What posture am I to take then!' • Without doubt,' said the Overseer, ' the first posture ; the arms over the breast, the face earnest and cheerful towards...flying from the west to the east; that is a good sign tool" — 'As thou takest it, as thoubehavest,' said the other : 'Now mingle among them as they mingle."... | |
 | Thomas Carlyle - 1860 - 504 pages
...What posture am I to take then ?" " Without doubt," said the Overseer, " the first posture: the arms over the breast, the face earnest and cheerful towards...sign too?" — "As thou takest it, as thou behavest," «aid the other: "Now mingle among them as they mingle." He gave a signal, and the children left their... | |
 | Henry Barnard - 1872 - 988 pages
..."What posture am I to take then?" " Without doubt." said the Overseer, "the first posture: the arms over the breast, the face earnest and cheerful towards...I see nothing up there: does it last long? But yes I" exclaimed he, joyfully, ''yonder are a pair of falcons flying from the west to the east: thut is... | |
 | Henry Barnard - 1872 - 984 pages
...What posture am I to take then ?" " Without doubt," said the Overseer, "the first posture: the arms that, being china, they broke in twenty pieces, and...stained half the company with wet sweetmeats and cream. 1" exclaimed he, joyfully, " yonder are a pair of falcons flying from the west to the east : that is... | |
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