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Then said she to her slave-girl, 'Is this the man of whom thou spakest to me? 'Yes, answered she; whereupon the lady turned to the jeweller and said to him, 'How is it with thee? 'Well, replied he.
They could not have been made IN heaven and earth, the world could not have been made IN the world, nor could they have been made when there was nothing to make them of." The solution of this fundamental inquiry St. Augustine finds in saying, "Thou spakest, and they were made." But the difficulty does not end here. St.
For was not Israel a derision unto thee? was he found among thieves? for since thou spakest of him, thou skippedst for joy. O ye that dwell in Moab, leave the cities, and dwell in the rock, and be like the dove that maketh her nest in the sides of the hole's mouth. I know his wrath, saith the LORD; but it shall not be so; his lies shall not so effect it.
"But this wraith of mine! Where didst see it?" "In this tent. I was lying on the sand, trying if I could make it hold enough to build a castle of it, when the curtain was put back, and there thou stoodest, Richard!" "Well, did I speak or vanish?" "Oh, thou spakest I mean the THING spake, and it said, 'Is this the tent of the young Lord of Montfort? How now what have I said?"
Has thy triumph utterly cast forgetfulness upon thee, and reckest thou nothing of all that thou spakest when held fast by necessity? whither are fled the oaths by Zeus the suppliants' god, whither are fled thy honied promises? for which in no seemly wise, with shameless will, I have left my country, the glories of my home and even my parents things that were dearest to me; and far away all alone I am borne over the sea with the plaintive kingfishers because of thy trouble, in order that I might save thy life in fulfilling the contests with the oxen and the earthborn men.
And often those who did so cannot see them. That will leave a scar upon one which makes not a scratch upon another." "But of what were you thinking, Aunt, if I may know?" "That thou mayest. I fancy, when thou spakest, I was thinking as I very often do about my little Lady." "Now, if Aunt Avice is very good," said Bertha insinuatingly, and with brightened eyes, "that means a story."
Hast thou shriven thee of that sin that thou didst then and there? of the words that thou spakest there? of that evil will that was in thee then? of that wrong that thou didst and saidst there to him? of that handling? of that blame? of that foul thought? of that thing left undone that thou should'st have done? art thou willing to leave off such vices?
And he said unto his mother, The eleven hundred shekels of silver that were taken from thee, about which thou cursedst, and spakest of also in mine ears, behold, the silver is with me; I took it. And his mother said, Blessed be thou of the LORD, my son.
He then commanded them to conceal their faces and pray. The praying ones suddenly heard a loud report, and, as they looked up Schrepfer fell dead. "And as thou spakest, oh master, I recognized thee, and I called Thou art here, who hast been announced to me. Thou art the master, and my master Schrepfer was the prophet, who preceded thee and prophesied thee.
What if it should be applied thus? thou now talkest of mercy, but in thy words to us from the Mount, thou spakest fire and justice; and since thou hast delivered us to holy a law, and are resolved that the least tittle thereof shall by no means fall to the ground; by what means is it that mercy should come unto us?
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