In the 17th and 18th centuries the church was modernised, although very modestly, and fitted out with some important works of art, including a monumental bronze crucifix and a sorrowing Mary Magdalene by Georg Petel.
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The inscription on the stone reads, " Living, he made the poor man's heart be glad, and at his death, the sorrowing ones more sad . " The words are attributed to Thomas Bard.
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Leprohon continued to write of French Canada in her next two novels, " Antoinette de Mirecourt or, Secret Marrying and Secret Sorrowing ", and " Armand Durand or, A Promise Fulfilled ",
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Ades, who is also an exceptional pianist, is the soloist here and in the sparklingly tactile " Still Sorrowing " ( 1991-2 ) and richly textured " Traced Overhead " ( 1996 ).
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The journey to Althorp, the Spencer family seat in northwest England where she will be interred privately in a vault with 20 generations of her forebears, reflected official attempts to let as many as possible share in the sorrowing.
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By the good graces of the rebel generals, who had the captured army as an " elephant on their hands, " the prisoners were paroled the next day, and allowed to depart in peace, which they did with sorrowing hearts.
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Yet the voice of the sorrowing Callas, recalling a vile confrontation with Aristotle Onassis, is so overwhelmed by the real Callas's singing voice ( which should be heard as an aural backdrop ) that the play's penultimate sequence is lost.
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During the war, Sanjaya had the unpleasant duty of breaking the news of the death of Dhritarashtra's hundred sons at the hands of Bhima at different points of time in the battle, and offers the sorrowing king solace in his darkest hours.
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This proto-holodeck is a favorite image with Pynchon, who returns to it later to describe a remote cabin where they " find more room inside than could possibly be contained in the sorrowing ruin they believ'd they were entering ."
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The monarchy remains starchy, remote and secure despite the abrupt readjustments it had to make in the week after Diana's death to meet the expectations of the sorrowing British population who thronged central London and demanded that the royal family get more in touch.
