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Go to the place where my husband maketh a sacrifice and a feast following. And when the guests are even now ready to cease from their feasting and make libations to the Gods, drop his drop of death into the cup of him who would lord it over my house. Of a surety if it pass his throat he shall never come to the city of Athens."
And in the end of the fourth hour, we were come truly far downward within the gloom; and to be as that we groped in a fog of distaste; and to know not how we went with any surety; for oft there did be an utter darkness about us; and awhile the shine of a dull-glowing fire-pit upon our sight, that did show us the gloom and dread of that place.
For the first time since it had been built the temple was left without its head—a sacred trust indeed. They thought they knew themselves; they thought they knew the evil in their natures, and the good, did those temple watchers. And in their surety of knowing they grew careless, so that in no long time they lost their caution.
Six months after he had left the Eos, he died raving mad, in a private receptacle for the insane. At Sheerness we were paid off. As I went over the side of the Eos for the last time, I was tempted to shake the dust from off my feet, for, of a surety, it had lately been an accursed abode to me.
4 It is for the benefit of the principal and a third person when, for instance, some one instructs you to look after affairs common to himself and Titius, or to buy an estate for himself and Titius, or to go surety for them jointly.
'Do you not, sir without intending it of a surety without intending it sometimes mingle the character I fairly earn in your employment, with the character which it is your policy that I should bear? 'I don't find it worth my while to cut things so fine as to go into the inquiry, Fascination coolly answered. 'Not in justice? 'Bother justice! said Fledgeby. 'Not in generosity?
I answered, "Yes, shew it, and may God requite thee!" upon which he replied, "My dwelling, brother Arab, is at present in this wild spot; but the night is dreary, and shouldst thou proceed there is no surety against wild beasts tearing thee in pieces. Lodge, then, at present with me in safety, and repose, and when day shall appear I will direct thee on thy way."
If he has these four powers clear sight, quick imagination, sound reason, strong will I call him an educated man and fit to be a teacher." And, of a surety, imagination is not the least of these. To this end every teacher should use every means possible to keep her imagination alive and luxuriant, and never, on any account, permit the exigencies of her task to repress it.
For a full year before he died Giorgione had not spoken to Titian, although he had seen him daily. Giorgione had surpassed all artists in Venice. He had a careless, easy, limpid style. But there was decision and surety in his swinging lines, and best of all, a depth of tenderness and pity in his faces that gave to the whole a rich, full and melting harmony.
Tom sat still and contemplated him soberly a moment. Then he said "Rise, lad. Who art thou. What wouldst have?" The boy rose, and stood at graceful ease, but with an aspect of concern in his face. He said "Of a surety thou must remember me, my lord. I am thy whipping-boy." "My WHIPPING-boy?" "The same, your Grace. I am Humphrey Humphrey Marlow."
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