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I am sure the illusion succeeded so well last night that the apparition will be repeated. I shall make my regulations accordingly, and if it is so, then let the White Lady beware of me, for I am a good conjurer. I shall go to the castle myself to-night, and when the sentinels flee, I shall go in. Ah! we shall see who is stronger, the White Lady or the Stadtholder in the Mark!"
We must beware, however, of trying to find between that decay and that growth a bond of cause and effect where there is really none. That would be to confess man what I shall never confess him to be the creature of circumstances; it would be to fall into the same fallacy of spontaneous generation as did the ancients, when they believed that bees were bred from the carcass of a dead ox.
Beaming in beauty, supreme in virtue, the resplendent aegis of truth shields her from attaint! Yes, Oliver, her answers were to him; but the intent, the soul of them was directed to me. It was a warning spirit, that cried, beware of indulging an unjustifiable passion! Awake, at the call of virtue, and obey! Behold here a sickly mind, and aid me in its recovery!
Perhaps it is a matter of importance." Christophe shrugged his shoulders. "Important! As if those people could have anything important to say!... He wants to tell me his ideas about music. I vow that I will not spare him. I shall say: 'Stick to politics. You are master there. You will always be right. But beware of art!
"Well, as a matter of fact, I have always admired blondes more, but I'm quite willing to change my tastes for you. Do you sing?" For answer, Patty sang softly into the telephone, the little song of "Beware, take care, she is fooling thee." Although she did little more than hum it, Mr. Cameron was greatly impressed with her voice. "By jove!" he exclaimed. "You CAN sing! Now, I can find you easily.
Thayer there have made important contributions which will not be forgotten, and in England the recent history of early English law by Sir Frederick Pollock and Mr. Maitland has lent the subject an almost deceptive charm. We must beware of the pitfall of antiquarianism, and must remember that for our purposes our only interest in the past is for the light it throws upon the present.
"I must beware, however," he said, with his pleasant laugh, "as to the company in which I interfere in family questions; and especially in which I defend my poor Raoul from any charge brought against him.
They teased Steve a little, and bade John beware, and were so merry all the evening that when it came her bedtime the little girl had forgotten all about the world coming to an end. The girls discussed it the next day. Most of their mothers and fathers had scouted the idea.
Beware of love, for it is worse than disease for a debauchee, and it is ridiculous. Debauchees pay their mistresses, and the woman who sells herself has no right but that of contempt for the purchaser. Are you passionate? Take care of your face.
Care should be exercised, and counsel given, to beware of the danger of going to extremes. The race over the meadows for the cows; hoeing in the garden or field; sawing or cutting wood for the fire; riding the horse to mill; a walk to the village post-office; holding plow; raking hay; the most of which are charming things to do, and just what boys should do to become strong and capable men.
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