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The dwarf rose and said, "Be thanked for my arrest too." The Regent looked at him in astonishment; but Nemu went on half humbly, half in fun, "I feared for my life, but thou hast not only not shortened it, but hast prolonged it; for in the solitude of the dungeon time seemed long, and the minutes grown to hours." "Keep your wit for the ladies," replied the Regent.
I thank you humbly. ANNA IVÁNOVNA. Show them to us. MÁSHA. But they are charming! LÍZA. And in such good taste! I like you very much; well, but you don't like me, I suppose? LYUBÓV GORDÉYEVNA. Why shouldn't I like you? KÓRSHUNOV. Why? You like some one else, that's why. But you will come to love me! I'm a good man a jolly man, he, he, he!
For he observed to the House that the Cardinal was no further off than at Saint Germain, where he governed all the kingdom as before, that his nephew and his nieces were yet at Court; and the Duke proposed that the Parliament should humbly beseech the Queen to explain whether the Cardinal's removal was for good and all.
Now Serepta is disagreeable and kinder fierce actin', and jest as humbly as they make wimmen, but that hain't no sign she ort to be imposed upon; Josiah sez she hadn't ort to have rights she is so humbly, but I don't feel so." "Who is Josiah?" sez he. Sez I, "My husband." "Ah, your husband! Yes, wimmen should have husbands instead of rights.
For the first time in years he felt himself to be a member of the family of man, a humbly serving brother in the commonweal of social purpose. His time of proud, individualistic morality was over: the ever-blessing institution of the family was about to gather him to its hospitable bosom. To be sure, his wonted scepticism was not utterly silenced.
Subsequently, Disraeli, after an attack of gout and in a moment of extreme expansion on the part of Victoria, had been offered a chair; but he had thought it wise humbly to decline the privilege. In her later years, however, the Queen invariably asked Mr. Gladstone and Lord Salisbury to sit down. Sometimes the solemnity of the evening was diversified by a concert, an opera, or even a play.
As it is my sad misfortune to come to this untimely end, I think it my duty to acknowledge the justice of Almighty God, and that of my country, and I humbly implore pardon of the Divine Goodness, and forgiveness of all that I have injured, or any ways offended.
"King!" said the brave old man, "may God pardon thee; for if the last evil hath been wrought upon this noble lady, David sinned not more heavily than thou." "She is pure, inviolate, I swear it!" said the king, humbly. "Anne, only say that I am forgiven." But Anne spoke not: her eyes were fixed, her lips had fallen; she was insensible as a corpse, dumb and frozen with her ineffable dread.
Without uttering a word Serge unfastened it, took it off his wife's arm, and advancing on the terrace, with a rapid movement flung it in the water. The bracelet gleamed in the night-air and made a brilliant splash; then the water resumed its tranquillity. Micheline, astonished, looked at Serge, who came toward her, and very humbly said: "I beg your pardon."
So, O miserable! where are mortal men beside the Jinn? Knowest thou not that puissant princes and potent Kings before women ever humbly bend and on them for delight depend? Verily, they may say, 'We rule over necks and rob hearts. These women! how many a rich man have they not paupered, how many a powerful man have they not prostrated and how many a superior man have they not enslaved!
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