 | Francis Neilson, Albert Jay Nock - History, Modern - 1921 - 644 pages
...end. The holy pair required no instruments. Pity merely sobbed and her sobs were like the wellirrg-up notes of many harps, drowning the soul in tender madness....into the ripe, standing harvest, and the flames wave •cores of feet high in the blast of their own making. M. Holland's conception of Liluli is not as... | |
 | Agnes Cardinal, Dorothy Goldman, Judith Hattaway - Literary Criticism - 1999 - 402 pages
...out words which no one distinguished but all the world understood. And Sin. with her crew. fell down at the new-comers' feet and fawned upon them. Even...scores of feet high in the blast of their own making. Death was overpowered with delight. 'Now nothing can stop the dancing.' he cried: 'and this shall yet... | |
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Even before either of that immortal pair had uttered a sound, the flagging Dancers. the bleeding Nations. weary of that stage slippery with blood and entrails. felt the wind of the wings of Pity and Indignation: and. in its pure breath. suddenly revived.... 