...cripples and malformations. If there ever was a good man, be certain there was another, and will he more. And so in relation to that future hour, that...asks no questions of the Supreme Power. The son of Antiochns asked his father, when he would join battle. " Dost t hou fear," replied the King, " that...

...sûre d'être toujours bien, et n'interroge pas les puissances suprêmes. Ofimmortality, the soûl, when well employed, is incurious. It is so well that...it is sure it will be well. It asks no questions of thé suprême Power. Il prétend qu'il n'ya pas un millimètre cube de fausseté sur la terre ; que...

...les puissances suprêmes. Ofimmortality, thc soûl, when well employed, is incurious. It is so wcll that it is sure it will be well. It asks no questions of thé suprême Power. Il prétend qu'il n'ya pas un millimètre cube de fausseté sur la terre ; que...

...which shall endure, shall be insignificant and nullius momenti.' " But, in Emerson's words : — " Of immortality the soul, when well employed, is incurious. It is so well, that it is sure it will be well. * * * Higher than the question of our duration, is the question of our deserving. He who would be a...

...not another, when the hour comes. Is it a question, whether to put her into the street. Just as much whether to thrust the little Jenny on your arm into...well. It asks no questions of the Supreme Power. The son'of Antiochus asked his father, when he would join battle. " Dost thou fear," replied the King,...

...answer. I cannot bear to add anything to it by way of comment, except perhaps these words of Emerson: "Of immortality, the soul, when well employed, is...will be well. It asks no questions of the Supreme Being." The poem of "Rizpah," which was first published in the volume of " Ballads," in 1880, is an...

...best for them will befall, they await, unanxious, the solution of the mysterv. Says Emerson : " ( )f immortality the soul, when well employed, is incurious....so well that it is sure it will be well. It asks no question of the Supreme Power. Immortality will come to such as are f,t for it; and he who would be...

...portion of every high school course. — Daniell. IMMORTALITY — Of immortality, the soul, when it is well employed, is incurious. It is so well that it...be well. It asks no questions of the Supreme Power. 'Tis a higher thing to confide that if it is best we shall live, — 'tis higher to have this conviction...

...is best for them will befall, they await, unanxious, the solution of the mystery. Says Emerson : " Of immortality the soul, when well employed, is incurious....so well that it is sure it will be well. It asks no question of the Supreme Power. Immortality will come to such as are fit for it ; and he who would be...

...insatiable curiosity and appetite for its continuation. The whole revelation that is vouchsafed us, is, tha gentle trust, which, in our experience we find, will...asks no questions of the Supreme Power. The son of Antioohus asked his father, when he would join battle. " Dost thou fear," replied the King, " that...