big farm, evidently finding in the society of this rougher
which brings out the lowest, most base part of human beings.
In three strides he found his foot splashing in water.
Afterhisdeath,thecreditorswerethechiefpeoplewhoappearedtotakeanyinterestintheaffairs;anditseemedstra …
regard Negroes, I said, was what invariablyhappened wherever
(Vv.2037-2048.)Thustheyarequicklyreconciled.Andthelady,havingpreviouslyconsultedherlords,says:"Wesha …
I gave the Jew credit for being among allother whites the
(Vv.1-174.)Arthur,thegoodKingofBritain,whoseprowessteachesusthatwe,too,shouldbebraveandcourteous,hel …
and I took a chance-and I really shook upthat super-sleuth.
(Vv.5989-6050.)Whentheyhadbeatenherwiththethongsuntiltheyhadslashedherflesh,andwhenthebloodisdroppin …
reason to believe her dead, and that it was because of
Stoodfoulwithcrimsonflow.Thevictors'shoutGladtotheskyarose;nogreaterjoyAlittlebloodcouldgivethemhadt …
The agent was a particularly obvious and obnoxious one;
(Vv.3329-3394.)Nowtheemperorhasbeendeceived.Manybishopsandabbotswerepresenttoblessandhallowthemarria …
just notice who they are: they're Irish Catholics, they're
(Vv.2539-2578.)MylordGawainspokeatsuchlengthandsourgentlythathepromisedhimthathewouldgo;buthesaidtha …
a Negro moved into any white residential neighborhood that
(Vv.2049-2328.)Nowthedamselhasbroughtaboutexactlywhatshehaddesired.AndmylordYvain'smasteryismorecomp …
she had come to believe, since otherwise he would have
Theweaponfleeingasshewhirlsaround.Thus,inhisragedestroyed,hisshapelessfaceStoodfoulwithcrimsonflow.T …
many Jews actually were hypocrites in their claim to be
(Vv.6631-6784.)Whentheemperor'sattentionisrecalledtothepotionwhichhehadbeenpleasedtodrink,andwithwhi …
You know, I think you're a Jew with an Anglicized name.
(Vv.6317-6346.)WhileThessalaisbusywithherremedies,Johngoestoprovidethetowerwitheverythingthatisneces …
The agent was a particularly obvious and obnoxious one;
(Vv.3329-3394.)Nowtheemperorhasbeendeceived.Manybishopsandabbotswerepresenttoblessandhallowthemarria …
of three-halfpence, two fowls, one of which, the Indian
IWASdoublycharmedbyyourletter,firstbecauseitmademelaughmyself,andsecondlybecauseIsawthatyoucouldstil …
religious beliefs. I asked him hadn't hisheadquarters bothered
(Vv.5467-5554.)WhenFeniceheardthesewords,shethusspokeinreply:"Nurse,Icommitmyselftoyou,and,withfullc …
thathe didn't know me, or what I stood for, so that made
(Vv.4011-4036.)Theduke,whothinksandconfidentlytruststhatCligeswillbeunabletostaveoffdeathanddefeatat …
a short time we were surrounded by a large group of the
Mysonandnephewareveryfondofeachother.Theytaketheirlessonsandtheirexercisetogether;butasIsocratessaid …
From the consistent subjectivity in just about everything
(Vv.6051-6162.)Nowthethreedoctorshavereceivedtheirgruesomerewardatthehandsoftheladies.ButCligesister …
thathe didn't know me, or what I stood for, so that made
(Vv.4011-4036.)Theduke,whothinksandconfidentlytruststhatCligeswillbeunabletostaveoffdeathanddefeatat …
I was, to hear him tell it, anti-American, un-American,
(Vv.4237-4282.)NowCligeshearssomethingthatdoesnotsuithimwhenhisunclerefusestheprayerandrequesthemade …
often among the blooms beneath the great moon—the black-haired,
Madmen,assailhimandwithslendershafts,'Gainstwhichhislifeisproof?OrponderousstonesThiswarriorchiefsha …
tells him is intellectually sound, and Iexpect everyone
(Vv.5281-5400.)AssoonasCligesheardherwillhefullyagreedwithher,andsaidthatwouldbethebestthingtodo.Hel …
tointegrate into for instance; if Jews are not the actual
(Vv.1507-1588.)ThusmylordYvainconsidersherwhoisbrokenwithhergrief,andIsupposeitwouldneverhappenagain …
posturing of so many Jews wasn't sincere was that so often
(Vv.1055-1172.)Bythetimehehadfinishedhismealtheknightswereastirinsidelookingforhimandeagertoavengeth …
He paused for a moment, hoping to be able to lower the
"Whyartthousovexed,Omysoul:andwhyartthousodisquietedwithinme?"OputthytrustinGod:forIwillyetthankhim, …
asked me how I knew. I told him I'd had somuch experience
(Vv.6393-6424.)WhenFenicesawthedooropen,andthesuncomestreamingin,asshehadnotseenitformanyaday,herhea …
and I took a chance-and I really shook upthat super-sleuth.
(Vv.5989-6050.)Whentheyhadbeatenherwiththethongsuntiltheyhadslashedherflesh,andwhenthebloodisdroppin …
that what he said only proved how little he understood
(Vv.4575-4628.)ThusloveharrowsFenice.Butthistormentisherdelight,ofwhichshecannevergrowweary.AndClige …
unlocked the door at the foot of the steps. He turned,
Ruthsprangforwardtoshakethehornyhandstretchedforwardintheactionofblessing.Shepresseditbetweenbothofh …
most active, and the most vocal, financier, leader and
(Vv.175-268.)"Ithappenedsevenyearsagothat,lonelyasacountryman,Iwasmakingmywayinsearchofadventures,fu …
You know, I think you're a Jew with an Anglicized name.
(Vv.6317-6346.)WhileThessalaisbusywithherremedies,Johngoestoprovidethetowerwitheverythingthatisneces …
the great caravan routes entering the Sahara from the south.
Andwornwithonset,fallsuponhisfoeAndbravesalonethewoundsofallthewar.ThusmayanelephantinAfricwastes,Op …
C.I.A., or anybody else could ever find me guilty of, was
(Vv.4727-4758.)BythisruseCligesremainshiddeninthetown.Andthosewhowerehisprisonerswentfromoneendofthe …
being open-minded. I said I was seeking for the truth,
(Vv.4759-4950.)Thateveningamongallthebaronstherewasmuchtalkoftheblackknight,forindeedtheyspokeofnoth …
and I was trying to weigh-objectively-everything on its
(Vv.4951-5040.)TheKingviewedthemwithpleasureforawhile,asdidmanyotherswhosaidthattheyesteemedthewhite …
reason to believe her dead, and that it was because of
Stoodfoulwithcrimsonflow.Thevictors'shoutGladtotheskyarose;nogreaterjoyAlittlebloodcouldgivethemhadt …
to be the absolute truth about Jews. I told him that, yes,
YVAINor,TheKnightwiththeLion(Vv.1-174.)Arthur,thegoodKingofBritain,whoseprowessteachesusthatwe,too,s …
I told him that theIslam I believed in now was the Islam
(Vv.5663-5698.)WhenCligesheardthistalkhewentinhastetothecourt.Buttherewasnojoyorgladnessthere:forall …
in America could be focused upon the Negro, then the more
(Vv.723-746.)MylordYvaingetsawayfromthecourtwithoutanyonemeetinghim,andproceedsalonetohislodgingplac …
the gunpowder was wanted for making a noise on their saint
IwastoldallthisbyP.Vedius,ahare-brainedfellowenough,butyetanintimatefriendofPompey's.ThisVediuscamet …
a Negro moved into any white residential neighborhood that
(Vv.2049-2328.)Nowthedamselhasbroughtaboutexactlywhatshehaddesired.AndmylordYvain'smasteryismorecomp …
in America could be focused upon the Negro, then the more
(Vv.723-746.)MylordYvaingetsawayfromthecourtwithoutanyonemeetinghim,andproceedsalonetohislodgingplac …
Almost from the first I had been guessing about something;
(Vv.5995-5988.)Atoncethroughoutthepalacethenoiseisquietedandhushed.Andtheemperorbadethedoctortellhim …
often among the blooms beneath the great moon—the black-haired,
Madmen,assailhimandwithslendershafts,'Gainstwhichhislifeisproof?OrponderousstonesThiswarriorchiefsha …
seditious, subversive, and probablyCommunist. I told him
(Vv.4283-4574.)Cligestookallthemoneyandcompanionsthathewishedandneeded.Forhispersonalusehetookfourho …
and I was trying to weigh-objectively-everything on its
(Vv.4951-5040.)TheKingviewedthemwithpleasureforawhile,asdidmanyotherswhosaidthattheyesteemedthewhite …
reward that they would win from him if they carried his
Hisshieldnomore,lesthissinisterhand,Idle,givelifebyshame;andonhisbreastBearingaforestofspears,though …
Almost from the first I had been guessing about something;
(Vv.5995-5988.)Atoncethroughoutthepalacethenoiseisquietedandhushed.Andtheemperorbadethedoctortellhim …
seditious, subversive, and probablyCommunist. I told him
(Vv.4283-4574.)Cligestookallthemoneyandcompanionsthathewishedandneeded.Forhispersonalusehetookfourho …
You know, I think you're a Jew with an Anglicized name.
(Vv.6317-6346.)WhileThessalaisbusywithherremedies,Johngoestoprovidethetowerwitheverythingthatisneces …
him sped the yellow figure, and right to the end. The seemingly
But,almostinsensibly,Jenny'splaceinRuth'sheartwasfilledup;therewassomeonewholistenedwithtenderintere …
And an even clearer proof for me of how Jews truly
(Vv.1943-2036.)TakingmylordYvainbythehand,thedamselleadshimwherehewillbedearlyloved;butexpectingtobe …
The agent was a particularly obvious and obnoxious one;
(Vv.3329-3394.)Nowtheemperorhasbeendeceived.Manybishopsandabbotswerepresenttoblessandhallowthemarria …
thewhite Gentiles' prejudice would keep diverted off the
(Vv.747-906.)MylordYvainmountsatonce,intendingtoavenge,ifpossible,hiscousin'sdisgracebeforehereturns …
church bell by guess. The arrival of our boats was a rare
PS.--IhadwrittentheabovewhenIreceivedyourletteraboutthepublicani,towhomIcouldnotbutadmirethejusticeo …
I was, to hear him tell it, anti-American, un-American,
(Vv.4237-4282.)NowCligeshearssomethingthatdoesnotsuithimwhenhisunclerefusestheprayerandrequesthemade …
most active, and the most vocal, financier, leader and
(Vv.175-268.)"Ithappenedsevenyearsagothat,lonelyasacountryman,Iwasmakingmywayinsearchofadventures,fu …
many Jews actually were hypocrites in their claim to be
(Vv.6631-6784.)Whentheemperor'sattentionisrecalledtothepotionwhichhehadbeenpleasedtodrink,andwithwhi …
damp freshness in the air of the passage, and a sort of
"Nay,Ruth,youarenotgoingtohavesecretsfromme,areyou?Don'tyourememberyourpromisetoconsidermeasabrother …
me, and if he wanted to know anything, why didn't he ask
(Vv.3865-3914.)YewhoareinterestedintheartofLove,whodofaithfullymaintainthecustomsandusageofhiscourt, …
positions-and do they reallysincerely exert these influences?
(Vv.1727-1942.)ThereuponshegoesbacktotheroomwheremylordYvainiswaiting,comfortablyguardedbyhervigilan …
