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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."
Whether has your imprudence driven you? And were it for me that he has done thus. Yes yes I will to my brother Charles I will learn all supplicate save him!" With these words, half murmured to herself, half addressed to Jocelyne, the Queen of Navarre paced her room.
I remarked, somewhat mischievously, after I had summoned his wife from down-stairs. "Well, naw, seh," a little shamefacedly. "Not so much. You see, seh, dey dey's mos' too much fu' a body, sich times. Dey will talk, you'se dey will, an' 'livah 'scouhcis, an' a sick man he hain't got de strenth to to supplicate in kine, an' hit kind o' mawtifies him, seh."
She and I know how to suffer in silence. Nevertheless, I supplicate you to be true to her to spare her. Will you leave her yet a few days in peace, then recall, or come for her?" This letter touched M. de Camors deeply. Impassive as he was, it can easily be imagined that after the departure of his wife he had not enjoyed perfect ease of mind.
The son of Alknomook will humble his pride he will wipe off the war paint, which he laid as deep on his face as the memory of his wrongs weigh on his heart, and he will supplicate the stranger to give him food for his little one." Still the sleeping chief continued to take note of the things which occurred. He beheld the enfeebled and emaciated Indians at the dwelling of the proud stranger.
With a sudden theatrical abandon the "lady in velveteen" flung herself on her knees at his feet. "Forgive me!" she cried, holding up her clasped hands. "Have pity on me! Don't reveal my secret, for Heaven's sake." "Forgive you!" repeated Sir Everard, hastily. "What have I to forgive? Pray get up; there is no reason you should kneel and supplicate pity from me." He raised her imperatively.
"I promise you, madam, that I will not, directly or indirectly, make an offer of my hand or heart to any woman, without previously letting you know my determination. And as for a few weeks, more or less my mother, surely, need not supplicate, but simply let me know her wishes even without her reasons, they would have been sufficient with me. Do I satisfy you now, madam?"
For us, we shall not fail to supplicate the Most High to accord peace and a long tranquillity to the Sovereign Pontiff, who reigns for the happiness of all; to the Apostolic Holy Seat, as well as to Your Eminences, to the most illustrious Senate, and to the Roman people."
He was righteous when He bade us hasten in our cattle from before the hail, and I and my people were wicked, for we heeded not His warning, and men and beasts were found in the field by the hail, and slain." Again he begged Moses to supplicate God in his behalf, that He turn the plague away, and he promised to let the children of Israel go.
You were kind before you married; but that marriage has proved your weakness and want of natural affection. Yes, you stood at my side yesterday; you looked on my face I, the father who loved you beyond all bounds of fatherly love you stood and heard me beg for a few shillings; you heard me supplicate earnestly and humbly, and you would not give because your wife was not willing.
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