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"Aye," he answered with a hiccough, "for then I shall know the truth, and for the truth I live, though," he added, "I haven't found it yet." "And if I do not eat it, will the Augustus do so?" "By the Holy Blood, yes. I'll eat a dozen of them. Am I one to be hectored by a woman and a barbarian? Eat, or I eat." "Good, Sire.
"Aye, to-morrow night; and in this place, my dear master." "Why do you call me your master? I never was, nor ever can be, your master." "God only knows that," said the good old man; "good-night, and heaven bless you!" "Good-night, my worthy friend!"
It is easier to feel friendly with all things creatures, and men, and gods." "I hate with a purpose," said the child, his eyes fixed, and brooding upon an inward vision. The man rose upon his elbow and gazed curiously at the boy, but the latter, unheeding, went on with his thoughts. "Some day I shall be a man, and then I shall kill tyranny. Aye, kill! It is tyranny that I hate.
Martha asked anxiously. "Until the angel of the Lord doth overcome the demons of disease." "Aye," said Mary, "but the time passes and the sleep of our brother deepens." She bent over the couch and taking the hand of her brother called softly, "Lazarus! Oh, that the Master was here! One touch of his hand one sound of his voice would be enough!"
Your poor head is never quiet; the nights are turned into day; something to do, always something to do. If one only knew who it is all for?" "Aye who for, indeed?" sighed Pontius, pushing his arm under his head, between it and the pillow. "But, you see, little mother, work must follow rest as surely as day follows night or summer follows winter.
Can they, like certain not all dogs and horses and other animals, detect the proximity of the unknown? Do they tremble and shake with fear at the sight of some psychic vegetation, or are they utterly devoid of any such faculty? Can they see, hear, or smell? Have they any senses at all? And, if they have one sense, have they not others? Aye, there is food for reflection.
I would I were there also," the warrior answered. "Then were there one less to care for our helpless ones," I said. "All are preparing for flight at Bures. Come with me to Wormingford, and we will warn them. There is work to do for us who are left." "Aye, master, that is right," he said; "we may fight again and wipe out this business."
What a night for a dreadful leap from that parapet! 'Aye, but Waterloo's the favourite bridge for making holes in the water from, returned Pea. 'By the bye avast pulling, lads! would you like to speak to Waterloo on the subject?
She went on knitting in silence till a sudden shadow came between her and the sunlight, and a girl's voice, harsh, yet with a certain broken sweetness in it, said "A fine morning's killing, aye! All their necks wrung, all dead birds! Once they could fly fly and swim! Fly and swim! All dead now and sold cheap in the open market!"
"The feet were towards the door, just as though he had been facing the door when he was struck down?" "Aye, but then my view is the body was moved " He was interrupted by a curious performance on Mr. Carrington's part. His visitor was in fact stretching himself out on the floor on the spot where Sir Reginald was found. "He lay like this?" he asked. "Aye, practically just like that, sir."
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