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" CHAPTER XXXI THE CAPTAIN'S ORDERS

Juli XXXI.

" CHAPTER XXXI SYLVIA MEETS WITH PITY Under the scarlet glory of frost-touched maples, beside the river strolled Sylvia, conscious of looking very well and being admired; but contrary to the age-old belief about her sex and age, the sensation of looking very well and being admired by no means filled the entire field of her consciousness.

trying marchIn the thick of itA wounded officerHeavy shellingI get my "quietus!" CHAPTER XXXI Slowly recoveringField hospitalAmbulance trainBack in England.

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43, with Gen. xxxi.

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She meets the poet after he has been dragged through the river Lethê (Purgatory, xxxi), and conducts him through paradise.

All the pictures of Dantê which I have seen represent him without any beard or hair on his face at all; but in Purgatory, xxxi., Beatrice says to him, "Raise thou thy beard, and lo!

" Jer. xxxi: 3.

Amen. SERMON XXXI.

"This twenty years have I been with thee."Gen., xxxi, 38.

"Prov., xxxi, 4.

"Thou hast chastised me, and I was chastised, as a bullock unaccustomed to the yoke: turn thou me, and I shall be turned; for thou art the Lord my God."Jer., xxxi, 18.

"ALGER'S BIBLE: Gen., xxxi, 46.

XXXI Statecraft Now from the ship's gangway came seven trumpeters dressed in glistening plaids: each led with a silver chain a grayhound, and each of the seven hounds carried in his mouth an apple of gold.

The Conclave at Puritan Grange XXXI.

Compare with this passage the lines in the Paradiso, c. xxxi.

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Disenchanted: Home Again XXXI.

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4; faithful in all his sayings, Ps. xxxi.

4, "the heart of the rash shall understand knowledge," &c.; and Jer. xxxi, 34, "They shall all know me.