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They are deceiving us under cloak of the mystery of the White Lady. Be honest! Confess that the Prince is not only here, but that he is received by the King at any hour. What grounds have you for your belief? It was neatly done, to bring up the talk about the White Lady just at this time. The King may have his own reasons for that. The King? The King has his ha, ha!
Then we heard her speak; she had a very clear voice. 'Yes, I'll tell you the truth, Walter. I've been deceiving you, Walter, all the time, but I did it for the best. Don't be angry with me, Walter! The Voices did come back while you were away. Oh, how I longed for you to come back! They haven't come since you've been home, Walter. You must stay with me a while now.
Let the Church stop its work of hypnotizing the masses, and deceiving children even for the briefest interval of time, and men would begin to understand Christ's teaching. But this understanding will be the end of the churches and all their influence. And therefore the churches will not for an instant relax their zeal in the business of hypnotizing grown-up people and deceiving children.
"And I will," cried Billy, promptly. "Tell me about her." "I did last winter," reproached the man, "and you were sure I was deceiving myself. You drew the gloomiest sort of picture of the misery I would take with a wife." "I did?" Billy was laughing very merrily now. "Yes.
Again, a third time, when some weeks had passed, the Barber said to him, "Is there no ripe fruit in our garden yet?" "No," said the Jackal; "the blossoms have only just fallen, but the fruit is forming. In time we shall have a fine show of melons and figs there." Then the Barber began to think the Jackal was deceiving him, and determined to see and judge for himself.
"That promise was false, and anyhow it is now broken!" answered the monkey. Then he began to jeer at the jelly fish and told him that he had been deceiving him the whole time; that he had no wish to lose his life, which he certainly would have done had he gone on to the Sea King's Palace to the old doctor waiting for him, instead of persuading the jelly fish to return under false pretenses.
It may be entirely safe and proper for detachments to be sent out to make diversions for the purpose of deceiving the enemy.
At the outset of the business she volunteered two statements to the lawyer both of which he suspected to be false. In the first place she declared that she was innocent of the crime. He wasn't surprised, of course, so far; his clients were, as a general rule, in the habit of deceiving him in that way.
Simon fell in step with Jesus as they turned toward Capernaum. The sun was still as bright; the waves on the lake danced as merrily as before, but the disciples took no joy in the beauty of the day. "Master, those men are trying to set the people against us," said Simon, deeply concerned. "They can do nothing against God," replied Jesus. "But they are deceiving many people," warned Simon.
There is the desire, a very laudable one, of having a knowledge of interesting truths; there is the powerful interest of knowing what opinions we ought to hold upon the object which is announced to us as the most important; there is the fear of deceiving ourselves upon systems which are occupied with the opinions of mankind, which do not permit he should deceive himself respecting them with impunity.
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