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For when we were with you, this we enjoined you, that if a man would not work, neither should he eat. For we hear that there are some among you who walk disorderly, doing no work, but being busy-bodies. Now such we command, and conjure, by our Lord Jesus Christ, that with quietness they labour, and eat their own bread. But ye, brethren, be not weary of well doing.
It was not the feat, but it was the word which had at this time the power to conjure memories of skating parties on moonlit lakes, with laughter ringing over the ice, and a great red bonfire on the shore among the hemlocks. A Terrible thing in nature is the fall of a horse in his harness. It is a tragedy.
Its bold treatment and simplicity of note rendered it an easy subject to carry in the mind's eye, and Sylvia thought it would be rather nice to conjure up the same effect in the prevailing conditions of semi-darkness and mystery. She need not risk tearing her dress among the briers which clung to the hillside.
"Parry, I conjure you to tell me nothing; for if your news had been good, you would not have begun in such a manner; you go about, which proves that the news is bad." "My lord," said the old man, "do not hasten to alarm yourself; all is not lost, I hope. You must employ energy, but more particularly resignation."
The missionary's face grew serious. The tall Indian saw the change of expression. "Braves sick." He spread out his blanket and folded it again like wings. "Braves double up so" he bent over, opening and folding his blanket. "Braves conjured; melon conjured white man conjure. Indian kill him." There was a puzzled look on all faces. "Braves get well again," said the missionary, incautiously.
'What's money for? "'Very well, then, I says, 'since you insist upon it, we'll drink. "So we pull up in a rum shop and get a quart of it and go down on the beach under a cocoanut tree and celebrate. "Not having eaten anything but oranges in two days, the rum has immediate effect; and once more I conjure up great repugnance toward the British nation.
Citizen Joly, as he closed the door somewhat slowly, heard him say: "Thank God that you have come at last, citizen! I have waited for you impatiently, and now I conjure you to accompany me as quickly as possible to my patient." Naudin, opening the door of his study, said in reply, "Come in, Citizen Saunier, and tell me first how it is with your sick one."
A Persian generally fights better if he knows that, beside his most precious treasures, he has a beautiful woman in his tent to defend." "Spare me this one command, my brother. I conjure thee, by the soul of our father, not to inflict on me a wife of whom I know nothing, and never wish to know.
Let the meeting at the Crown and Anchor answer these questions, or, in the name of decency, I conjure them to hold their tongues, and to put their subscriptions back again into their pockets.
Ennis corrected herself hastily. "Oh, no," she protested. "I shouldn't talk that way, should I? Now you'll have an initial prejudice, and that isn't fair only " she hesitated "I rather wish he would confine his talents to his own equals and not conjure young married women at their most vulnerable period." "Which is?" "Just when," said Mrs.
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