This is an experience, not common to all mystics, but very marked in some, who, like St John of the Cross and Madame Guyon, are intensely devotional and ecstatic.
In St Petersburg all those who draw a salary of four hundred roubles or thereabouts have a terrible enemy in our northern cold, although some assert that it is very good for the health.
Such was the outer aspect of our hero, as produced by the St Petersburg climate.
Thanks to the St Petersburg climate, his illness developed with terrible rapidity.
She had now once more become calm, and resumed her seat with the languid air of one who has suffered much exhaustion and excitement.
Give names to things; give places a clear designation, speak with a full and articulate voice.
The story was all through Grange Lane that very night, but Carlingford itself, from St Roque's to the wilderness of the North End, tingled with it next morning.
She walked down to the spot where St Roque's now stands, on her own side of Grange Lane, and up on the other side into George Street, surveying all the capabilities of the place with a rapid but penetrating glance.
It was for this they stopped short at the foot of Grange Lane just where the land was already parcelled out for St Roque's.
They addressed their speech to the King, and enquired whether he meant to invade the Hebrides.
Gaut of Meli, and Nicholas of Giska were behind with Prince Magnus at Bergen, as were several other sea officers who had not been ready.
The counties were again divided into skipreidor, or smaller districts, each of which furnished a single vessel properly equipped.
Ten years after he had been conveyed a prisoner from St Andrews on board the French galley, Kirkaldy returned to Scotland, but not to repose under the laurels he had already won.
Bory St Vincent made a careful survey of the island in 1801, no such species were to be found.
There is, however, a lower spring on the north side, called St Margaret's Well, and from this the garrison for a time obtained a scanty supply.
Holland from the living bird, brought from St Maurice's island in the East Indies, in the early times of the discovery of the Indies by the way of the Cape of Good Hope.
I make known to you, that it has been told me that you entered the lists at Calais alone as if against me, who was ignorant of every circumstance, and three hundred leagues distant from you.
I prove this consideration to be true, from the duty attached to doctors in theology to preach and say the truth at all times and in all places.
With regard to your high situation, I do not think the divine virtues have placed you there.
The Liegeois, on hearing of it, instantly required those of Maestricht, that since they had sworn obedience to the duke of Brabant, they would do the same to their new bishop, who was their true lord.
I should be afraid to speak of such things as my subject will lead me to, and which I am charged to say, were it not for the commands of my lord of Burgundy.
God was much angered thereat, and said to Moses, who was their sovereign commander, ‘Take all the princes of the people and hang them up on a gibbet in the face of the sun.
Many of the nobles were much displeased at this conduct, because they had expended large sums in laying in their purveyances.
He was presented to the king by Tassin de Servillers, and required in marriage one of the princesses, a nun at Poissy, for the prince of Wales, eldest son to king Henry.
After this victory, king Henry departed from the field of battle, joyful at the successful event of the day.
Doubtless, General Mueffling, Prussian attache at the headquarters of the Duke of Wellington.
Don Carlos claimed the throne, confirmed the Basque fueros, and raised the standard of revolt against his niece, Isabel II.
In this he goes so far as to deny any historical connexion between the two, maintaining with all the devices of an extravagant allegorism, including the Rabbinic Gematria based on the numerical values of letters (ix.
The commonest example is the "hit and run" play, e.
In general government and legislation the Provinces were then assimilated to the rest of the nation.
In 1834 he became president of the Board of Trade and master of the mint in Sir Robert Peel's first administration, and the following year was raised to the peerage as Baron Ashburton.
Switzerland, and of late years has been extended by the construction of detached buildings for the study of the natural sciences, e.
Baraboo has an attractive situation on a series of hills about 1000 ft.
He thus gained an entrance to the court, became grand almoner of the queen, and received the revenue of rich abbeys.
That text was the watchword of a great man of God, the Rev.
And then she instanced some of my friend's consistencies; and I observed that they all reduced themselves to one word--Considerateness.
But it is eternal; it is deep as the human soul, and as the Law of God, and as such it is a mighty condition to attractiveness, wisely and truly handled.
Here is a case for steady sympathy, and also for gentle and steady aiming at instruction as well as comfort.
The following summer he was offered and declined the Assistant United States District Attorneyship for the Eastern Kentucky District.
When Italy entered the war, he returned to his native land and volunteered his services.
At last she said: 'It is not well for you to linger in the night-air.
This lantern, a clumsy affair, was more admired than my sketches.
This seemed to move the women; and it was arranged that five men armed with staves should go to the top of the hill that separates the village from the glen and shout.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "st" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
