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Geos stepped aside with a bow, and Watson strode forward into the presence of the Council of the Rhamdas. It was a critical moment for Chick. Out of the impulse of his inner nature he had chosen the odds that he must now uphold against the combined wisdom of these intellectuals.
That date is inscribed on the front page of our history, and the Pilgrim Fathers and their wives and daughters are celebrated persons, though they were only a lot of English farmers in exile for heresy. But no dreams of renown visited them then; they had nothing to uphold them but their amazing faith.
May liberty ever find an altar in Britain surrounded by devoted worshippers. May the British bull never be cowed. May our hearts ever be possessed with the love of country. May the British soil alone produce freedom's sons. May the brave never want protection. May sovereigns and subjects reign in each other's hearts by love. May we ever honestly uphold our rights.
"She is not only pretty, she is good and virtuous, and deserves to be respected." "How you uphold her! One can see that you are interested in her." "I uphold her because you are unjust toward her. But I wish you to understand that she has no need of any one standing up for her her good name is sufficient to protect her. Ask any one in the village there is but one voice on that question."
After much weaknes and sicknes when my spirits were worn out, and many times my faith weak likewise, the Lord was pleased to uphold my drooping heart, and to manifest his Love to me; and this is that which stayes my Soul that this condition that I am in is the best for me, for God doth not afflict willingly, nor take delight in grieving the children of men: he hath no benefitt by my adversity, nor is he the better for my prosperity; but he doth it for my Advantage, and that I may be a Gainer by it.
HON. It is pity this family should fall and be extinct. GAIUS. Fall it cannot, but be diminished it may; but let Christiana take my advice, and that is the way to uphold it. And, Christiana, said this Innkeeper, I am glad to see thee and thy friend Mercy together here, a lovely couple.
Petersburg to congratulate and to thank the author who, through so many trials, had never ceased to uphold the cause of truth and goodness, and to claim for each human being the right to work, happiness, and free thought. Veressayev is well known in France for his "Memoirs of a Physician," a work that has been translated into almost every language.
No bitter word ever breaks the calm of his verse save when it touches on the perils with which Catholicism was environing England, perils before which his knight must fall "were not that Heavenly Grace doth him uphold and steadfast Truth acquite him out of all." But it is yet more in the temper and aim of his work that we catch the nobler and deeper tones of English Puritanism.
The blood, however, had dried over my wounds, and the cool sea breeze playing upon my forehead refreshed me, and helped me to take a clearer view of my position. It was plain from their talk that these men were smugglers. As such, they were not likely to have any great love for the Government, or desire to uphold King James in any way.
The Bolsheviki this time did not dare to shoot into the magnificent procession preceded by a long line of coffins. The 10th of January they dispersed the Third All-Russian Congress of Peasants which had placed itself on the side of the Constituent Assembly. The peasants who had come to this Congress knew perfectly well that they would have a fight to uphold, perhaps even to give their lives.
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