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Say, O God, who possessest the kingdom; thou givest the kingdom unto whom thou wilt, and thou takest away the kingdom from whom thou wilt: thou exaltest whom thou wilt, and thou humblest whom thou wilt: in thy hand is good, for thou art almighty.
"Yes," said he; "but when I shall have been there for the space of a year, by what means shall I discover him of whom thou speakest?" "One year from this night," he answered, "is the time fixed between him and me that we should meet at the Ford; be thou there in my likeness, and with one stroke that thou givest him, he shall no longer live.
With the object, O Karna, of obtaining thy ear-rings, Sakra, moved by the desire of benefiting the sons of Pandu, will come unto thee, disguised as a Brahmana! He, as well as all the world, knoweth thy character, viz., that when solicited by pious people, thou givest away but never takest in gift!
Then the man with the dead soul left the beasts because they did good and were merciful. Out of the forest the North Wind met the man and tossed him upon its wings and buffeted him and chilled him to the marrow. In vain he asked for mercy, the North Wind would give none. Half frozen and sore with blows the man gasped "'Tis well! I will dwell with thee for thou givest nothing but evil."
Then my thoughts grew clear, and I continued, "Thou givest man bread; let my aim be to give man himself." I did not even then fully apprehend the meaning of what I had said and written, or I could not of course have held so firmly to my architecture scheme. I knew as yet neither myself nor my real life, neither my goal nor my life's path thither.
"Nay, nay," said Periclides, with his austere smile, "thou givest me a wit and a will that I have not. But as chief of the Ephors I watch over the State. And though I design nothing, this I would counsel, On the day we answer the Ionians, we shall tell them, 'What ye ask, we long since proposed to do. And Dorcis is already on the seas as successor to Pausanias."
I love her yet, the maiden And the maiden yet loves me! For the maiden, many a blossom I begged and not in vain! I came again a-begging, And thou thou givest again: Welcome, gentle Stripling, Nature's darling thou With thy basket full of blossoms, A happy welcome now! Dramatis Personae. JUNO. SEMELE, Princess of Thebes. SCENE The Palace of Cadmus at Thebes.
Whate'er thou givest, generous let it be. When it was rumoured that Artaphernes had ransomed Eudora and Geta, by offering the entire sum demanded for the ivory, many a jest circulated in the agoras, at the expense of the old man who had given such an enormous price for a handsome slave; but when it became known, that he had, in some wonderful and mysterious manner, discovered a long-lost daughter, the tide of public feeling was changed.
The disturbers of the kingdom have entered into it again; and thou, who shouldst defend it, remainest in exile as if thou wert a prisoner; thou givest over the lamb to the wolf, thy dominions to the ravishers.
"Thou givest me always trouble and pain, I wear to shreds poor foolish me! Now, for my care, this is my gain, Only abuse and hate from thee." Siegfried looked straight into Mimi's eyes. He tried to see if Mimi were telling the truth. "How did you know my name was Siegfried?" he asked. Then Mimi told of the strange voice which said: "Siegfried is his name."
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