I pardon you on her
intercession, and on the conditions that you take the beautiful Persian for your wife, and not your slave, that you never sell her, nor put her away."
The Vigil service was being performed in the large church on the eve of the feast of the
Intercession of the Blessed Virgin, and there were many visitors.
Now, here is Isaac willing to give thee the means of pleasure and pastime in a bag containing one hundred marks of silver, if thy
intercession with thine ally the Templar shall avail to procure the freedom of his daughter.''
With the most intense interest had I watched the reception his
intercession might receive; and a bitter pang shot through my heart at the additional evidence, now furnished, of the unchangeable determination of the islanders.
"If it should chance," he said, "that through the surpassing merits of the blessed Paul your sin-stained soul should gain a way into paradise, I trust that you will not forget that
intercession which you have promised.
He was often sent to the Continent--to France, Flanders, and Italy--on diplomatic missions; and for eleven years he was in charge of the London customs, where the uncongenial drudgery occupied almost all his time until through the
intercession of the queen he was allowed to perform it by deputy.
Any doubtfulness of the fact, or any circumstance of mitigation, was never disregarded: but the petitions of an offender, or the
intercessions of others, did not in the least affect him.
President Masood Khan said that the author has identified the key ingredients for the success of hydro-diplomacy, which he said were building mutual trust, third-party
intercession, the commitment of the leadership and expert knowledge-based approach.
"Let us fill the Plaza Hall here in Intramuros with lights from our candles and with our voices as we pray and sing, seeking the
intercession and guidance of the Holy Mother and her Son, Jesus Christ, as we choose the right leaders - those who are compassionate and God-fearing.
The double's
intercession consists of a series of mildly surreal, theatrical dreams, in which Camilla's father, Jordan, plays a central and cryptic role.
While Celia's problems, and how they affect others in her life, are clearly presented, the approach here is uncomplicated and linear: girl is used by young man, girl keeps her pregnancy a secret, girl is shunned by father when secret is discovered, girl is restored to family through the
intercession of an understanding counselor who also gets girl into an idealized program for pregnant high school students.
The five-storey Church of Transfiguration dating from 1714, its lower neighbour the
Intercession Church (1764) and the belltower chapel erected in 1874, were built on much older sancitified ground.