Er ist da, des Vaters Willen In Gehorsam zu erfuellen, Er will durch sein eigen Blut Alles wiedermachen gut, Und durch schmerzlich Todesringen Was verloren wiederbringen; Alleluia!
Burdon, and the munificent donation of 2,000 pounds from Mr. Machen and his relatives, secured its accomplishment.
Adverting to the feathered tribes which have been observed in this neighbourhood, Mr. Machen remarks--"The birds in the Forest do not differ much from those met with in other parts of the west of England.
Mr. Machen is the credit due, as being the result of his able and conscientious management of the Forest for well nigh half a century.
I was in France hearing stories of angelic intervention long before Mr. Machen wrote his delightful yarn.
So Mr. Machenneed not concern himself on that score.
I am in hearty agreement with much that Mr. Arthur Machen writes in his book The Bowmen.
Joris-Karl Huysmans in a really good translation suggests Machen better, perhaps, than another; both are debtors to Baudelaire.
Quite as important as what Mr. Machen says is his manner of saying it.
Among other things, posterity is going to demand of us why, when the opportunity was ours, we did not open our hearts to Arthur Machen and name him among the very great.
The peculiar philosophy of Arthur Machen is set down in "Hieroglyphics" and in "Dr.
More than Hawthorne or Tolstoy, Machen is a novelist of the soul.
Tadeln kann ein jeder Bauer; besser machen wird ihm sauer=--Every boor can find fault; it would baffle him to do better.
Moreau, or the operations described by Arthur Machen whereby human beings lose their souls and become diabolized, given over utterly to unspeakable evil.
In a similar fashion Arthur Machen uses supernatural chemistry most hideously in The Three Impostors, where a certain powder perverts the soul, making man a sharer in the unspeakable orgies of ancient evil forces.
Marion Crawford, and Arthur Machen have written a number of stories bringing out this side of ghostly psychology, showing the bands of outlawed spirits that prey on society.
There are extraordinary effects of insanity associated with the supernatural in the work of Ambrose Bierce, of Arthur Machen and others of the modern school.
Marion Crawford's The Dead Smile and various stories of Arthur Machen have a Russian horror, and other instances might be mentioned.
Arthur Machen deals with strange, sinister aspects of supernaturalism unlike the wholesome folklore that other writers reveal to us.
Arthur Machen has just published a collection of stories of war-apparitions that are interesting psychical specimens, called The Bowmen.
This officer intended to be kind and, not knowing or forgetting the sense in which those three words were being used, he said to a sergeant, "Machen Sie Ordnung!
This river, with the church, and Machen hill, almost covered with lime-kilns, give variety and cheerfulness to the scenery.
These fortresses are apparently British, and a meadow nearMachen Place, called Maes Arthur, records the memory of that celebrated hero.
Machen Place lies at the commencement of the vale, under the hanging groves of Rupara.
But they shipped her body back here, and she's buried out in Ellum Grove Cemetery, in the old Machen lot.
Sometimes, Lew, I think they don't raise very many girls like Miss Sally Machen any more.
Jest about then Miss Sally Machenmust 'a' seen him too; and the same thought that had jest come to me must 'a' come to her too.
This is a pun; sich mausig machen means to swagger or assume undue importance.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "machen" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
