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By the faith of your ancestors, are you not the man who denounced him?" He could not meet her scrutinizing glance. He averted his face, murmuring: "He who accused him is no better than himself. But it is the emperor who condemned him." "The emperor is miserably befooled," cried Rachel. "He knows not the subtlety of Jewish revenge. But I am of the Jewish race, and I know it.
He is satisfied that Caryll befooled him at Maidstone, and that he kept the papers he carried despite the thoroughness of Green's investigations. Moreover, he was handled with some roughness by Caryll. For that and the other matter he asks redress thirsts for it. He's a very willing tool, as I have found." "Then see that you use him adroitly to your work," said his mother.
Ah! don't imagine that you and Krail have not been very well watched of late," laughed Hamilton. "Do you allege, then, that Lady Heyburn is privy to all this?" asked the blind man in distress. "It is not for me to judge, sir," was Hamilton's reply. "I know! I know how I have been befooled!" cried the poor helpless man, "befooled because I am blind!" "Not by me, Sir Henry," protested Flockart.
It sometimes seems to one as if the sky above us were raining down narcotics upon us, so profoundly are the bulk of men unconscious of realities, and befooled by the illusions of a dream. Keep yourselves awake first, and then let the waking, wide-opened eye, be looking forward.
When the Chancellor afterwards made his celebrated speech it was cheered to the echo by the entire House, including the Socialists. I do not know whether Liebknecht was present, though he is almost certain to have been, but if so he made no note-worthy protest. How completely the Government befooled the Socialists about the war was proved a few days later when Dr.
In a flash I saw myself befooled, tricked into playing the patronising amateur, complacently posturing for the derision of gods and men. And Captain Colenso, who aimed but to be rid of me, was laughing in his sleeve, no doubt. In a minute even Sheepshanks would catch the jest. Now, I do mortally hate to be laughed at: it may be disciplinary for most men, but it turns me obstinate.
You must be on your guard against this happening to you, like the man in the Heiress: How have I been befooled! no drivelling dotards On any stage were e'er so p1ayed upon. For even on the stage we have no grosser representation of folly than that of short-sighted and credulous old men. Let us then return to our original theme, and at length bring that, too, to a conclusion.
Lashed round and round to the fish's back; pinioned in the turns upon turns in which, during the past night, the whale had reeled the involutions of the lines around him, the half torn body of the Parsee was seen; his sable raiment frayed to shreds; his distended eyes turned full upon old Ahab. The harpoon dropped from his hand. "Befooled, befooled!" drawing in a long lean breath "Aye, Parsee!
The thing, though naughty, was natural; and the colonel would make an excellent husband. One Presbyterian trustee left his business in Belfast and ventured himself among the abominations of Paris. He was much befooled and befeasted. He found a shy young wife tremulously in love; a handsome husband; an amiable step-mother.
"I have not troubled myself about them. I leave all that to my underlings." "How many girls have you befooled?" "Why should they let themselves be befooled?" "How much of ill-gotten goods has passed through your hands?" "Nobody has ever caught me." "But thy Whitsun Kingship has cost the town a pretty penny."
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