Dadhichi knew the secret of the " Madhu-vidya "; he held the doctrine of the mutual interdependence of things, because all things are indissolubly connected in and through the Self.
22.
Here Christina Rossetti's words were wedded most exquisitely to a fine melodic line of grace and loveliness in its own right, and these were bound the more indissolubly by the happiest of accompaniments.
23.
In 1612 he began those personal relations with Richelieu which have indissolubly joined in history and legend the cardinal and the original " �minence grise ", relations which research has not altogether made clear.
24.
Even during the excesses of the Reign of Terror, Jefferson refused to disavow the revolution because he was, as Jean Yarbrough wrote, " convinced that the fates of the two republics were indissolubly linked.
25.
The influence of the Marlboroughs with the queen was, however, gradually supplanted by that of Abigail Masham and Robert Harley, Earl of Oxford, and with the fortunes of the Marlboroughs those of Godolphin were indissolubly united.
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It is a relatively new meter compared to those from traditional poetry, probably born around the middle of the 19th century, and the poet who has indissolubly linked his name to this type of composition is Si Mohand.
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Skepticism and freedom are indissolubly linked; and it is the skepticism of journalists, their show-me, prove-it unwillingness to be impressed, that is perhaps their most important contribution to the freedom of the free world,
28.
Many of those, like the widely performed " Balada Para un Loco, " were co-authored by the other person indissolubly linked to " Maria de Buenos Aires, " the Uruguayan-born poet Horacio Ferrer.
29.
The destinies of the two races, in this country, are indissolubly linked together, and the interests of both require that the common government of all shall not permit the seeds of race hate to be planted under the sanction of law.
30.
Therefore, there will be no consultation of fortune-tellers, no pagan sacrifices, no visitation of a pagan shrine, nor worship of the spirits or ancestors, no marks of office which are indissolubly bound up with pagan religion, etc.
