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# Modern Czech Poetry/Brooding

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J. S . MACHAR.
1. DUMA.
Jen několik let—kosti vykopají a pohodí je někde v kostnici, kdy písní mojich zvuky též se stají, jak v háji zpěv, když zmizí slavíci.
Zda potom někdo vezme prádnou lebku jak Hamlet ve svou chvějící se dlaň a zahledí se mých dum na kolebku, jež přírodě svou zaplatila daň?
Zda vyčte myšlenek tam různých sledy, muk lásky pozná a všech strastí byt, zda poví mu ten čelisti kruh bledý, že i to čelo vavřín chtělo mít?
Zda otáže se, kde ten duch, jenž plaše chtěl perutí až k hvězdám povzletnout? Eh! přeříká snad kousek otčenáše a sinou lebku hodí v tmavý kout!
„Confiteor“ (1887).
J. S. MACHAR.
*1. BROODING.
A few more years,—and they will drag my bones, And let them in a charnel-house be shed, After my melodies have hushed their tones, Mute as a grove, whence nightingales have fled.
Will someone then the empty skull upraise Upon his trembling hand, with Hamlet's view Amid the cradle of my dreams to gaze, That has to nature paid its final due?
Will he mark out each divers track of thought, The irk of love, and all the anguish there? And will the pallid jawbone tell him aught Of laurels that this brow was fain to wear?
And will he wonder where the soul may lag That once urged on its wings to starward flight? Pooh! He will mumble forth some pious tag, And cast the livid skull away from sight!
“Confiteor” (1887).
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# Modern Czech Poetry/February

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3. ÚNOR.
Kdo ticho miluješ a samotu a v lesích hlubokých a v míru sněžných polí nasloucháš rytmu života, zda někdy neslyšíš hlas hlubin?
Zní z dálky karneval vražd, krve, umírání. Mlčení země bolí. Však dole tep srdce chvěje se a skrytý pramen z temnot dere se k světlu.
A píseň mladých vod tvé srdce opije a hlavu štěstím zmámí, že v zoufalství snad, ve víře však nejsme sami.
„Měsíce“ (1914—18).
3. FEBRUARY.
Thou who adorest peace and solitude And amid depth of woods, and calm of snowclad meadows Hearkenest to the beat of life, Dost thou not ever hear Voice of the depths?
Far carnivals of slaughter, blood and death are heard. Earth's muteness is of woe. But below The heart-beat stirs, and from the gloom a hidden well Thrusts itself lightwards.
And tunes young waters chant Quicken thy heart, and daze thy thoughts with joy that we Though in despair, yet not alone in hope can be.
“The Months” (1914—18).
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# Modern Czech Poetry/Back matter

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# Modern Czech Poetry/Cromwell at the corpse of Charles I.

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5. CROMWELL U MRTVOLY KARLA I.
To silné zdravé tělo slibovalo běh dlouhý žití … jako krále Saula Hospodin obdařil jej dary všemi a jako Saula soudem svým jej soudil … My hlasem Jeho byli, mečem Jeho. On pouze propůjčuje králům vládu a lidu moc dá, aby krále soudil, neb králova moc roste pouze z lidu. A že byl tento Stuart zrádcem, vrahem, tyranem, nepřítelem lidu svého, odešel od něho duch Hospodinův a nám jej na soud odevzdal hněv Jeho. Tak po příkladě časů starodávných a k příkladu všem věkům, které přijdou, byl osud těla toho … Lid je Bohu jak zřítelnice drahý, zvlášť pak v čase, když Hospodin mu na soud vydá krále … Lež, klam a podvod byly zbraní jeho a zlomeny jsou, jak se láme třtina,
5. CROMWELL AT THE CORPSE OF CHARLES I.
The strength and soundness ot this body promised Long course of life … Even as on King Saul, The Lord bestowed all gifts on him, and him,
Even as Saul He sentenced with His sentence … We were the voice of Him, the sword of Him. He doth but lend authority to kings, But gives the people power to judge a king; For kingly power thrives only from the people. And since this Stuart was a murderer, A traitor, tyrant, foe unto his people, The spirit of the Lord departed from him, And him His wrath delivered to our judgment. Thus, after the exemplar of old times, And as exemplar to all coming ages Hath been this body's fate … The people are E'en as the apple of God's eye, and most When the Lord yields a king unto their judgment… Falsehood, deceit and feigning were his weapons, And they are broken as a reed doth break;
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a oděnci a služebníci jeho jak klasy lehli ostřím mečů našich … Teď zmužile jen dál po radě boží a shlaďme s tváří země naší všechny, kdož v zpupné pýše proti lidu stojí — a bude Bůh mít glorii svou potom a boží požehnání země naše. Důvěru vroucí mějme v Hospodina a prach svých pušek udržujme v suchu!
„Apoštolové“ (1911).
And all his men-at-arms and servitors Bowed them like sheaves before our smiting swords … Now staunchly onward, ever in God's counsel, And from the earth blot we out all amongst us Who in base pride run counter to the people, And God thereof shall have his glory, and A godly benison this land of ours. Cherish we glowing trust upon the Lord, And keep the powder in our muskets dry!
“The Apostles” (1911).
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# Modern Czech Poetry/Earth?

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5. ZEM?
Svět rozkládá se za světem, za hvězdou hvězda, když půlnoc se tmí,  a mezi nimi je jeden, krouží kolem bílého slunce, a let jeho hudbou, tajemné radosti hřmí, a duše těch, kteří nejvíce trpěli, do něho vejíti smí.
5. EARTH?
World stretches onward unto world, Star unto star, when gloom of midnight is here, And one there is in their midst, revolving around a white sun, And its soaring thunders in music of mystical cheer, And the souls of then that have suffered the most May venture amid its sphere.
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Sta bratří řeklo: Známe tajemství jeho, mrtví v něm vstávají ze sna, živí v něm zmírají snem; milenci řekli: Přílišnou září oslepí zraky a čas jako vůně neznámých květů každého usmrtí v něm; a ti kteří dovedli viděti tisíciletí, s úsměvem ptají se: Zem?
„Stavitelé chrámu“ (1899).
Hundreds of brethren spake: We have fathomed its secret, Dead arise therein from slumber, living in slumber therein are dead; Lovers spake: Blinded are eyes by an over-great lustre And all are slain there by time, as by fragrance that unknown blossoms have shed; And they who had skill to gaze through the ages, „Earth?“ with a questioning smile, they said.
“The Temple Builders” (1899).
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# Modern Czech Poetry/Forest phantasy

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5. LESNÍ MOTIV.
Jak divno, milý Bože, je mi, jak ptačí hnízdo zved' bych pod větvemi kdes v hvozdě ztmělém u skal stinných srazů; a jak to hnízdo plné sladkých písní sám šerem stromů nes bych si domů! Jak nesu štěstí své a strach mne tísní. Rci, dítě, donesu je bez úrazu?
„Eklogy a písně“ (1880).
5. FOREST PHANTASY.
Dear God, such strangeness comes o'er me, As if 'neath boughs a bird's-nest I might see, In the dark wood where shady rocks are piled; And I this nest, with dulcet songs bespread 'Mid tree-dimmed air Should homewards bear. Thus bear I happiness, but feel this dread, — Will it abide unharmed, O tell me, child!
“Eclogues and Songs” (1880).
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# Modern Czech Poetry/Bibliographical note

BIBLIOGRAPHICAL NOTE:
As far as possible, the poems in the present collection have been derived from the separate volumes indicated in the body of the book. The following additional sources have been found useful where such editions were not accessible:
Nová Česká Poesie. (Prague, J. R. Vilímek, 1907). Contains an introduction by Dr. Arne Novák.
Česká Lyra. Edited by Fr. S . Procházka (Prague, "Unie" Publishing Company. 2nd. enlarged edition, 1913).
Otakar Březina. Výbor básní. Pestrá knihovna, No. 26, (Prague, Alois Hynek). Contains an introduction by J. Karásek ze Lvovic.
Antonín Sova. Výbor básní. Pestrá knihovna, No. 41. (Prague, Alois Hynek). Contains an introduction by Dr. Arne Novák.
Anthologie z básní Jaroslava Vrchlického, 1875—1892. (Prague, J. Otto).
# Modern Czech Poetry/By riversides

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2. U ŘEK.
U řek mám večer vlažný rád, u řek, kde plno mušlí leží, kde zvolna z řeky vstává chlad a bílá pěna z dálky sněží.
U řek mám břízy nejraděj' a olše, do nichž stín se dere, a cvrčků šum a vážek rej a dálce města rysy šeré.
Rád u řek rybáře já zřím za clonou par s lodičkou línou se ploužit šerem večerním, kdy červánky v mze modré hynou.
A večer když se nachýlí, a měsíc v řece kdy se houpá, ten noční chodec napilý modravou parou, z vod jež stoupá:
rád spřádám rhytmus hudby pln při vzpomínkách a sladké tuše, při šplounání ztišených vln a při vzrušení celé duše.
„Květy intimních nálad“ (1891).
2. BY RIVERSIDES.
I love moist eve by riversides, That shells abundantly adorn, When coolness from them gently glides And from afar white foam is borne.
I cherish there the birches most And willows, where the shadows crowd; Shrill crickets, flies, — a dancing host And distant towns in fading shroud.
Fishermen there entrance my sight In sluggish skiff that hazes veil, Afloat 'mid eve's decaying light, When in blue mists red sunsets fail.
And when the eventide has sunk, And on the stream the moon is reeling, That rover of the night-time, drunk With bluish haze from waters stealing,
My rhythmic tunes I love to lace 'Mid memories and wistful thought, While wavelets plash with muffled grace And all my spirit is distraught.
“Blossoms of Intimate Moods” (1891).
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# Modern Czech Poetry/Eternal unrest

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8. VĚČNÝ NEPOKOJ.
Veliká slova měla vzlet a drobné srdce něhu, vkus . . . Možno se k výším rozletět, neb zůstat. Srdce štkalo: Zkus! . . . A když jsme v nekonečno vzlét', tam dole srdce hrozně plakalo . . . A k srdci když jsem sed', mne hnízdo orlí lákalo . . .
„Lyrika lásky a života“ (1907).
8. ETERNAL UNREST.
Spirited words had soaring zest, The puny heart was frail and shy . . . We can soar to each topmost crest, Or linger here. The heart sobbed: Try! . . . And when I made endless heights my quest The heart wailed here below despairingly . . . And when with the heart I sank to rest, The eagle's eyrie stirred me snaringly.
“Lyrics of love and life” (1907).
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# Metipom's Hostage

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“Being a narrative of certain surprising adventures befalling one David Lindall in the first year of King Philip’s War.”
[David is held as hostage as ransom for their sachem's son who was arrested.] "But our hero is not the type to remain quiet, when he is captured. … How he meets these various ways of the red man is told by Mr. Barbour with much vigor. The author handles an Indian as well as, in a college story, he handled bat and football. And he seems to know the rule of the Indian warfare as accurately as he does the warfare of the gridiron. —from a review in the "New Books for Young folks" section of The Literary Digest, November 1921.
METIPOM’S HOSTAGE
KING PHILIP
METIPOM’S HOSTAGE
BEING A NARRATIVE OF CERTAIN SURPRISING
ADVENTURES BEFALLING ONE DAVID LINDALL
IN THE FIRST YEAR OF KING PHILIP’S WAR
BY
RALPH HENRY BARBOUR
WITH ILLUSTRATIONS
BOSTON AND NEW YORK
HOUGHTON MIFFLIN COMPANY
The University Press, Cambridge 1921
COPYRIGHT, 1921, BY THE BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA
COPYRIGHT, 1921, BY RALPH HENRY BARBOUR
ALL RIGHTS RESERVED
CONTENTS
* I.The Red Omen1
* II.The Meeting in the Woods14
* III.Down the Winding River27
* IV.The Spotted Arrow41
* V.David visits the Praying Village53
* VI.What happened at the Pool69
* VII.Captured82
* VIII.Metipom questions93
* IX.The Village of the Wachoosetts105
* X.Sequanawah pledges Friendship122
* XI.The Cave in the Forest135
* XII.David faces Death147
* XIII.A Friend in Strange Guise159
* XIV.Emissaries from King Philip172
* XV.The Sachem decides180
* XVI.Monapikot’s Message193
* XVII.Metipom takes the War-Path204
* XVIII.In King Philip’s Power219
* XIX.The Island in the Swamp234
* XX.David bears a Message249
* XXI.To the Rescue260
* XXII.The Attack on the Garrison272
* XXIII.Straight Arrow returns281
ILLUSTRATIONS
* King PhilipFrontispiece
* In that instant David knew, and his heart leaped into his throat80
* There was a swift whiz-z! beside him and an arrow embedded itself in a sapling224
* Then David was half pushing, half carrying Monapikot through the doorway282
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# Munkacsy, Michael von

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# Munn v. Illinois/Dissent Strong

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94 U.S. 113
Munn v. Illinois
MR. JUSTICE STRONG.
When the judgment in this case was announced by direction of a majority of the court, it was well known by all my brethren that I did not concur in it. It had been my purpose to prepare a dissenting opinion, but I found no time for the preparation, and I was reluctant to dissent in such a case without stating my reasons. Mr. Justice Field has now stated them as fully as I can, and I concur in what he has said.
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# Munn, Orson Desaix

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# Munkittrick, Richard Kendall

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# Munro, Thomas

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# Minister of Justice et al v. Omar Ahmed Khadr

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# Minister of Justice et al v. Omar Ahmed Khadr/Order

MINISTER OF JUSTICE AND ATTORNEY GENERAL OF CANADA, MINISTER OF FOREIGN AFFAIRS, DIRECTOR OF THE CANADIAN SECURITY INTELLIGENCE SERVICE and COMMISSIONER OF THE ROYAL CANADIAN MOUNTED POLICE v.
    THE COURT
UPON APPLICATION by the respondent for the following Order:
    (a) Upon providing proof of consent from the Deputy Assistant Secretary of Defense for Detainee Affairs, the Respondent may file a book entitled “Respondent’s Second Fresh Evidence Record” containing the Supplemental Affidavit of Lt. Cdr. William Kuebler, and exhibiting two documents, as well as written submissions of no more than 3 pages pertaining to the content of the said Affidavit;
    (b) The Crown may file written submissions of no more than 3 pages commenting upon the fresh evidence;
    (c) The Registrar of the Supreme Court of Canada shall seal the Respondent’s Second Fresh Evidence Record, and the Crown’s written submissions with respect thereto and make their contents available only to counsel for the respondent, counsel for the Crown, members of this Court, and Court staff.
AND HAVING READ the material filed;
IT IS HEREBY ORDERED that:
* In the event that consent is received from the Deputy Assistant Secretary of Defense for Detainee Affairs, the respondent may file the proposed “Second Fresh Evidence Record”, containing the Supplemental Affidavit of Lt. Cdr. William Kuebler, and exhibiting two documents, as well as written submissions of no more than three pages pertaining to the content of the said affidavit;
* The material shall be delivered to the Court in sealed envelopes, and shall be kept under seal by the Registrar and made available only to counsel for the respondent, counsel for the appellants, members of this Court and Court staff;
* The appellants shall be entitled to file a response to the motion to file further evidence, together with written submissions of no more than three pages in the event that the sealed material is admitted as evidence.
* The admissibility of the respondent’s “Second Fresh Evidence Record” shall be determined by the Court hearing the appeal.
* There is no order as to costs.
# Minister of Justice et al v. Omar Ahmed Khadr/Order II

MINISTER OF JUSTICE AND ATTORNEY GENERAL OF CANADA, MINISTER OF FOREIGN AFFAIRS, DIRECTOR OF THE CANADIAN SECURITY INTELLIGENCE SERVICE and COMMISSIONER OF THE ROYAL CANADIAN MOUNTED POLICE v. OMAR AHMED KHADR (F.C.) (32147)
    THE COURT:
UPON APPLICATION by the appellants for an order striking paragraphs 14, 23‑27, 34, 43, 92, 93, 98, 101‑102 from the respondent's factum and striking tabs 24 and 49 from the respondent's book of authorities;
AND HAVING READ the material filed;
IT IS HEREBY ORDERED that:
* The motion is dismissed.
* The appellants’ motion record is to be placed before the Court as a reply factum on the appeal.
* There is no order as to costs.
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# Minis v. United States

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40 U.S. 423
Minis v. United States

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# Most Influential Books

In a 1962 interview with The Christian Century magazine, C.S. Lewis was asked, "What books did most to shape your vocational attitude and your philosophy of life?" Here is the answer C.S. Lewis gave.
* Phantastes by George MacDonald.
* The Everlasting Man by G. K. Chesterton.
* The Aeneid by Virgil.
* The Temple by George Herbert.
* The Prelude by William Wordsworth.
* The Idea of the Holy by Rudolf Otto.
* The Consolation of Philosophy by Boethius.
* The Life of Samuel Johnson by James Boswell.
* Descent into Hell by Charles Williams.
* Theism and Humanism by Arthur James Balfour.