Then, if you please, with some sweet roisting harmony Let us begin the utas of our jollity.

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But the flood of light that streamed forth from within was so dazzlingly bright, so transcendently white and pure, that the Soul shrank back as from a two-edged sword, and the hymns and harp-tones of Angels mingled in such exquisite celestial harmony as the earthly mind has not power either to conceive or to endure.

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Others present were much favored, and the meeting ended in heavenly harmony.

The tumult of thy mighty harmonies Will take from both a deep, autumnal tone, Sweet though in sadness.

This fair order of shelves, this external harmony answering to an inner harmony of his spirit, were to be broken up for ever.

In this respect each family is one string in the great harp of humanitya string which, touched by the finger of Heaven, contributes a special utterance to that universal harmony which is too fine for mortal ears.

If an ear is turned down to the rummage of worms in the earthfor to the superficial, so does the attitude attestit is only that the other ear may be turned upward to catch the celestial harmonies; for birds know that if there is an untried melody in heaven it will sound first across the clear pastures of the dawn.

And with this our thinker appearsas Pfleiderer emphasizesclosely to approach the pre-established harmony of Leibnitz.

A chronological harmony of the Gospels.

The complex harmony of sights and sounds slid softly over his soul, and he sank away into a still daydream, too passive for imagination, too deep for meditation, and 'Beauty born of murmuring sound, Did pass into his face.

A good musician keeps unremitting command over every possible touch of each key and at the same time seeks sweeping mastery over vast and complex harmonies.

And that state of inward harmony is spiritual power.

But there was no triumph in his bearing as he tuned the atmosphere of that august assembly into absolute harmony, conquering every discordant noteonly a further lowering of the quiet voice, which seemed to utter, unchallenged, the conclusions of each listener.

And with this our thinker appearsas Pfleiderer emphasizesclosely to approach the pre-established harmony of Leibnitz.

In his Mother Songs, Froebel couples rhythm with harmony of all kinds, not only musical harmony but harmony of proportion and colour, and in urging the very early training of "the germs of all this," he gives perhaps the chief reason for training.

This reminds us of the singing apple in the fairy romance, which would persuade by its smell alone, and enable the possessor to write poetry or prose, and to display the most accomplished wit; and of the singing tree in the "Arabian Nights," each leaf of which was musical, all the leaves joining together in a delightful harmony.

The domestic harmony of the nation requires that before the United States assumes treaty obligations or makes war such policy shall represent the largely preponderating sentiment of its people, and nothing could more effectually secure this end than to require the President, before making a treaty, to secure the assent of two-thirds of the Senate and a majority of both Houses of Congress before making war.

Hence, to the foot of the cañon, the metamorphic slates give place to granite, whose nobler sculpture calls forth expressions of corresponding beauty from the stream in passing over it,bright trills of rapids, booming notes of falls, solemn hushes of smooth-gliding sheets, all chanting and blending in glorious harmony.

The dark night encompassing her, the vast, lonely heave of wheat-slope, the dim sky with its steady starsthese were voices as well as tangible things of the universe, and she was in mysterious harmony with them.

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'There is a daily beauty in his life,' which is in such lovely harmony with his poetry, that I am thankful to have witnessed and felt it.

But on the other hand if the grand harmony of the Originating Spirit within itself is duly regarded, then the individual mind affords a fresh center from which the Spirit contemplates itself in what I have ventured to call its Artistic Originalitya boundless potential of Creativeness, yet always regulated by its own inherent Law of Unity.

I seek a voice beyond degree Of all melodious harmony: The ear conceives it not; a smell Which doth all other scents excel: No flower so sweet, no myrrh, no nard, Or aloës, with it compared; Of which the brain not sensible is.