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The difficulties he has overcome are very great, consisting not merely of intricate rhyme and assonance, which he has faithfully reproduced, but a text often corrupt and meaning often obscure.
No it was part of his orders, on this sentry-post, to knock at the door, and he would do his duty, Snake or not. He had always tried to do his duty faithfully and he would continue.... Once more to knock at a dead man's door.... Bump, Bump: Bump, Bump: Bump, Bump.
He then swore in the most solemn manner, and pledged his knightly honor, the latter, perhaps, a pledge of quite as much weight in his own mind as the former, that he would faithfully comply with the terms stipulated in the treaty.
"Yes; that is true; he was a brave, an excellent man, who led a sad life, but made a fine end." "Well, my dear D'Artagnan, understand this; to that king, to that man of heart, to that friend of my thoughts, if I durst venture to say so, I swore at the last hour to preserve faithfully the secret of a deposit which was to be transmitted to his son, to assist him in his hour of need.
"Any expense that may be incurred would you kindly let me know? "Yours faithfully, "Capt. The protestation which accompanied the letter ran thus: "H. M. S. BENBOW, AT MALTA. November 15, 1890.
As to those who have faithfully observed the ordinances in the Bayán from the inception of its revelation until the Day when Him Whom God shall make manifest will appear, these are indeed the companions of the paradise of His good-pleasure who will be glorified in the presence of God and will dwell in the pavilions of His celestial Garden.
Security, to man, is the certitude, the assurance, that each individual ought to have, of enjoying in his person, of finding for his property the protection of the laws, as long as he shall faithfully observe, as long as he shall punctually perform, his engagements with society.
Early developments were faithfully promised by the newspaper. Charles understood very well what was meant by that. It was hoped he would provide the development by falling into the hands of the police. He smiled a little at that, but the unintended warning increased his vigilance. On the whole he felt tolerably safe in the crowded London streets.
With those words, quick as lightning flashed upon Mr. Stirn's mind the luminous idea of setting Lenny in the very stocks which he had too faithfully guarded. Eureka! the "example" was before him!
The old sailor, although sorely fatigued with the toil of the day's journey, had so great a horror of again becoming the property of the black sheik, that he cheerfully promised to "walk the deck all night, and keep a good look-out for breakers," and his young companions sought repose in full confidence that the promise would be faithfully kept.
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