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Strange lights were to be seen about this rock, and though wise men guessed them mortal glimmerings, easily explained, they sufficed to give the headland immunity from invasion. To a cave at this point Dormy Jamais had brought the trembling Olivier Delagarde, unrepenting and peevish, but with a craven fear of the Royal Court and a furious populace quickening his footsteps.
The unchanged, unrepenting hierarchy of Rome, successor not of Peter the apostle, but of Saul the persecutor, does yet all that it can and dare to treat spitefully and slay those servants of the king who invite them and the world to the marriage-supper of the King's Son. But the crucifiers of Christ are not all shedders of human blood.
A man by the name of Kelly, who was executed some weeks back for robbing a house, counteracted, by his conversation and by the jests he made of all religious subjects, the labors of Dr. Cotton to produce repentance and remorse among the prisoners in the cells; and he died as he lived, hardened and unrepenting.
If you have lived unrepenting, unforgiven, unchanged; if with your whole heart and habits you have departed from the living God, and not returned to him through the Mediator, will all be atoned for and made up by the single fact that to all your other sins you did not add the cant of a hypocrite? It is true, a hypocrite is a loathsome creature; but his badness will not make a profane man good.
I think the worst part of the trouble to him has been the thought that his son was cut off so suddenly that he died unrepenting." Mr Maxwell looked at the folded paper and then at Jacob. "It may trouble the old man, but I do not think we have a right to withhold it." Elizabeth was about to say that she had looked at the note, but Betsey interrupted her: "He was sorry for his sin whatever it was.
Work of his hand He nor commends nor grieves Pleads for itself the fact; As unrepenting Nature leaves Her every act. I HAVE read that those who listened to Lord Chatham felt that there was something finer in the man than any thing which he said.
He also pointed a pistol to the head of his victim. But thirty-three years! He will probably die in prison. It is a life thrown away, one of God's best gifts. But if stern justice be meted out here in this world, what must the unrepenting sinner, who has trampled the divine law under foot, expect in the world to come? San Francisco teaches a lesson which reaches farther than an earthly tribunal.
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