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The tongue of the sour-tempered old lady, snapping and snarling at her with more than the bitterness of old, and the suppressed sighs and mournful demeanour of her sister, whose sympathy and companionship she had now completely forfeited, and who went about the house with a face of resigned woe and the censure of an ever implied rebuke in her voice and manner.
My gallantry, as a Frenchman, was sorely wounded at the idea of my charming princess performing the duties of a menial, and I expressed my feelings to her in a low tone of voice. She shook her head, as if to rebuke me, and I said no more.
"What a word for gentlemen to use!" he exclaimed in polite rebuke. "Murder you? Of course not, Lawton. I am simply about to propose a game. That is all, an exciting little game. Only one of us will die. Clear the large table of the papers, Ned. Toss them on the floor." Of all the people in the room, my father alone retained his self-possession.
I felt a marked antagonism between us at that first meeting; the fellow eyed me with frank suspicion and displayed a taste for low chaffing which I felt bound to rebuke. He it was, I may now disclose, who later began a fashion of referring to me as "Lord Algy," which I found in the worst possible taste. "Sets himself up for a gentleman, does he? He ain't no more a gentleman than wot I be!"
"Father," said the boy, with forced calmness, after the cruel stripes had ceased "I wasn't to blame; and if you will go with me to the teacher, I can prove myself innocent." Mr. Walcott had never known his son to tell an untruth; and the words smote with rebuke upon his heart.
"But I don't think you ought to ask for the reason. You ought to accept it without knowing it." "I do accept it. I had never meant to ask." He spoke as though the whole affair were not worth recalling. She could not agree with him in this, and furthermore his manner administered a rebuke. "Oh, don't be too indifferent," she said sarcastically, looking to Kitty for approval.
And first, Sessions have a necessary use, because the pastors and those elders who assist them in the governing of their flocks must, as well conjunctly as severally, as well publicly as privately, govern, admonish, rebuke, censure, &c.
Man and wife never rebuke each other in public; and mistakes of the servants they often ignore, or make, as it were in passing, a remark, let fall merely a word or a hint, which reaches only the ear for which it is intended.
With that officer they found the superintendent also. It was the latter officer who spoke. "Mr. Darrin and Mr. Dalzell, on the testimony of others, not of yourselves, we have learned that Mr. Darrin had just entered a rebuke against the hazing before Lieutenant Preston entered the room in which the hazing was taking place.
As often as we dispute the doctrine, they cry out, “Nay, but, O man, who art thou that repliest against God?” This rebuke was well administered by St. Paul. He applied it to those who, understanding his doctrine, did not hesitate to arraign the equity of the divine proceeding in the election of one nation in preference to another to constitute the visible Church on earth.
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