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Updated: June 15, 2025
But I will not be beholden to them I will buy a ticket. 'We're sold out, said the box-office man, adding recklessly: 'Get a move on you; other people want to buy seats. 'You can't keep me out! It's conspiracy! He darted within, but was hustled as rapidly without. He ran back to the stage-door, and hurled himself against the burly figure.
So when I got over after the worst was past, to see how they'd come through it, there was Bob Battle working with the others; and when I looked him up and down and said; "Who be you then?" he explained, and told me how Mary had took him in out of the storm and let him lie in the linhay; and how Noah had given him a suit of old clothes, and how much he was beholden to them all.
Satan did not know that Jesus possessed a divine nature, and that, consequently, he could not beholden of death; and so, when he entered into this bargain, he was cheated, he found out to his dismay that he had lost not only humanity, but Christ also, had been defrauded of them both.
His work sprang from a habit or attitude of mind quite foreign to that with which current literature makes us familiar, so germinal is it, and so little is it beholden to the formal art we so assiduously cultivate. The poet says his work "connects lovingly with precedents," but it does not connect lovingly with any body of poetry of this century.
Gradually he grew calmer, and when they parted he thanked her for her goodness to him. "It's been a proper day, all but the end," he said, "and I will like you and be your friend. But I won't like my father and be his friend, because he's bad and served mother and me badly. You may think I don't understand such things, but I do. And I never will be beholden to him as long as I live never."
Lightly leaped Robin off his back, and said, "I am much beholden to you, good father." "Beholden, say you!" rejoined the other drawing his sword; "then by my faith you shall e'en repay your score. Now mine own affairs, which are of a spiritual kind and much more important than yours which are carnal, lie on the other side of this stream.
Hereby the filii Artis, or younger Physicians, will sooner come into a better and more setled practice, and not be beholden to Apothecaries to bring them Patients wherewith they often upbraid them, and glory amongst themselves and to other persons, that they introduced such and such a Physician.
"I am in great trouble this day, sir," said Meehawl, "and if you would give me an advice I'd be greatly beholden to you." "I can give you that," replied the Philosopher. "None better than your honour and no trouble to you either.
But as we have no quarrel, and I can see you are growing feeble, it were a pity to do you more harm. If you are willing, I agree to end the fight." "That should I have said, gentle knight," answered Gawaine. "I am much beholden to your courtesy." Thereupon they took off their helmets and kissed each other, and swore to love one another thenceforth as brethren in arms.
"From nature; too common a person for so gay a young gentleman to be beholden to," he retorted, bowing again with even a greater show of humility than before. At this reply, Sir John Berkstead, formerly a goldsmith in the Strand, but gradually raised to the dignity of chief steward of Oliver's household, approached Robin with his usual shuffling gait, and said,
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