His heart inly relented,--there was a conflict,--but sin got the victory, and he set all the force of his rough nature against the conviction of his conscience.
Legree burned the hair, and burned the letter; and when he saw them hissing and crackling in the flame, inly shuddered as he thought of everlasting fires.
These growing thoughts my mother soon perceiving, By words at times cast forth,
inly rejoiced, And said to me apart, 'High are thy thoughts, O Son!
Her dress, too, was snow-white, but over it she wore a black cloak, "as one that
inly mourned," and it "seemed in her heart some hidden care she had."
What do you think, Helen?' Unwilling to depress him, I gave the most cheering answer I could, but still recommended him to prepare for the possibility of what I
inly feared was but too certain.
I will so trust that what is deep is holy, that I will do strongly before the sun and moon whatever
inly rejoices me and the heart appoints.
It's crazy to think Kvyat is still
inly 25 years old - and to say he's had a roller-coaster journey in Formula One would be an understatement.
(That is one of the initiatives we are pushing, which is to have a competition, not
inly Globe and Smart, so we can have an affordable and efficient service.)
We'll find out but he's certain
inly a horse with a bright future," the trainer added.
"O brother myn, what wo, what hevynes, What dedly sorwe thus
inly may oppres Your knyghtly hert or trouble youre manhede, More furiously ywis than it is nede; For though that right requered outerly Yow for to sorwe and had cause why, Yet, me semeth, by juste providence Ye schulde lightly dissymble youre offence: Sith eche wiseman in his adversite Schulde feyne cher and kepen in secre The inward wo that bynt hym in distresse, Be manly force rathest ther compesse The sperit of ire and malencolie, Where the peple it sonest myght espie...
What shapes and features one saw in the wood and stone, from imaginary mountains and exotic landscapes to immortals, plants and animals, and was limited
inly by the depth of one's imagination.