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Bodman knows this too; and he has a copy of the letter of his Highness." Walsingham to Bodman. "Have you the copy still?" Bodman. "Yes, Mr. Secretary." Walsingham. "Please to produce it, in order that this matter may be sifted to the bottom." Bodman. "I supplicate your Lorships to pardon me, but indeed that cannot be. My instructions forbid my showing the letter."
"Then you are determined that my children and myself shall be turned from the shelter of this room to-night," she enquired, dropping her hands by her side, and assuming a standing attitude. "You have heard what I have already said, my good woman," he replied. "And let me repeat, that I will listen to no further supplications." "I shall supplicate to you no more," she answered.
'I am not a teacher, said Lord Montacute, mournfully; 'I only ask you, I supplicate you, my dear father, to save me from contributing to this quick corruption that surrounds us. 'You shall be master of your own actions. I offer you counsel, I give no commands; and, as for the rest, Providence will guard us.
Caskets of buried jewels, chests of ingots, bags of outlandish coins, seemed to court him from their concealments, and supplicate him to relieve them from their untimely graves. On making private inquiries about the grounds said to be haunted by father red-cap, he was more and more confirmed in his surmise.
Let us turn our hearts to the world aloft, and cup our hands and supplicate our matchless Loved One, and urgently entreat Him, saying: O Thou Kind Bestower, O Nourisher of our souls and hearts! We have no aim, except to walk Thy path; we have no wish, except to bring Thee joy. Our souls are united, and our hearts are welded, each to each.
And then that day I disdained to supplicate them, on account of the fear of God; but I hoped of them that they would come into the faith of Jesus Christ, for they were Gentiles; and this I obtained from them; and after three days, we reached land, and for twenty-eight days we journeyed through a desert, and their provisions failed, and they suffered greatly from hunger; and one day the master began to say to me: "What sayest thou, O Christian?
All bear the emblems of their cruel deaths, and shake them in the sight of Christ as though appealing to His judgment-seat. It has been charitably suggested that they intend to supplicate for mercy. I cannot, however, resist the impression that they are really demanding rigid justice. S. Bartholomew flourishes his flaying-knife and dripping skin with a glare of menace.
"She came to me one day, weeping, to beg I would make use of my good offices in her favour with the Queen, whom she was grieved that she had so grossly offended by an unguarded speech. "'On my knees, continued the Duchess, I am I ready to supplicate the pardon of Her Majesty. I cannot live without her forgiveness.
Brotherly judgment, too, of others should result from our consciousness of weakness. Examples of others falling are not to make us say cynically, 'We are all alike, but to set us to think humbly of ourselves, and to supplicate divine keeping, Lord, save me, or I perish! III. The safety of the self-distrustful.
Then the Government was a provisional government; a government from its nature not intended to stand; a government of furious Jacobins; and yet the honourable gentleman implored to supplicate His Majesty that it might not be suffered to stand in the way of peace; but now, when it is of a less objectionable description, he justifies his friend from an arrogant, violent, inconsiderate, and I hope he will not find an unfortunate note, refusing to accept peace from such a government.
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