Who hath seen Michael Angelo's thingsof us that never pilgrimaged to Romeand yet which of us disbelieves his greatness.

He will come to you seeking direction as to a proposed pilgrimage to Romebut you must not permit the journey for the Lord has assigned him to you; but let him remain with you a whole year."

In the meantime an angel visited Comghall and repeated to him what had been foretold him alreadythat there should come to him a young priest desirous for Christ's sake of pilgrimage beyond the seasthat Comghall should dissuade him and, instead, retain the stranger with him for a year at Bangor.

Earthly life was a pilgrimage to be performed and earthly intentions had no place with heavenly.

Surely so sad a reverse, might well claim sympathy; but there remaineth to him one consolation, and it cheers him in the house of his pilgrimage.

Child Harold's Pilgrimage, 1812-1817.

Whether in sickness or health, in prosperity or poverty, in mirth or sadness, (vicissitudes which form the common lot of mankind in their pilgrimage through this life;) the loveliness of this inestimable blessing will shine forth, like the sun on a misty morning, and preserve the even temperature of the mind.

It so happened that Alla at this same time was at Rome on a pilgrimage, and encountered his wife, who returned with him to Northumberland and lived in peace and happiness the rest of her life.

He disappears from the story, hand-in-hand with Miriam, bound, it would seem, upon a penitential pilgrimage, or to begin a new life in another hemisphere.

When Alia returned from Scotland, and discovered this act of cruelty, he put his mother to death; then going to Rome on a pilgrimage, met his wife and child, who had been brought there a little time previously.

no, we will even follow its course, draw this article to a close by wishing our readers, in the good old phrase, "a happy New Year and many of them;" and conclude with them, that Our pilgrimage here

Children were playing freely about while their mothers and fathers worked at the little affairs of a pilgrimage like that.

His trip to Italy on a pilgrimage to see the Pope was the one event that had disturbed the dreary course of his existence.

A pagan's pilgrimage.

He used to say he pilgrimaged not towards Calvary, but towards Bethlehem.

Yes, even long ago I wished, and to-day I am still on the way, though I have actually pilgrimaged to Jerusalem in Palestine.

Thoroughly imbued with the lofty sentiments expressed by him in our instructions, we set forth on our long pilgrimage to a country where we were to undertake a heavy task essentially different from that which had ever before fallen to the lot of any five citizens of the United States.

" In the next tableau it was "as an old bent man, worn-out and frail," that Sir Launfal came back from his weary pilgrimage.

KLONDIKE, a small section of Yukon, a territory in the extreme NW. of N. America, and a present-day centre of pilgrimage by gold-seekers since the recent discovery of the gold-fields there.

After him, I consider the twelve Imams as my guides; and my rite is this, that I say the five regulated prayers and I observe fasts, and I have likewise performed the pilgrimage, and from my wealth, I give the fifth in alms, and I am called a Musalman.

" "'When, after this, she asks thee all the particulars of thy complaint, tell her, "I am an inhabitant of Persia; I am come here from a great distance, both to perform a pilgrimage to the great idol, and in consequence of having heard of your justice.

In the course of every week, they go twice to the pagoda on a pilgrimage, and there they perform their worship; so they will all assemble there to-morrow, and I will carry thee with me."

I fell into female snares, and now the saying may be applied to me, 'Thou remainedst at home, and didst not go to pilgrimage; yet thy head was shaved, and thou art scoffed by all.'"

When Musalmans go on pilgrimage to Mecca, they shave their heads on their arrival there; the ridicule is, to have incurred the shaving without the merit of the pilgrimage.

When Musalmans go on pilgrimage to Mecca, they shave their heads on their arrival there; the ridicule is, to have incurred the shaving without the merit of the pilgrimage.