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Perish all shame, perish all glory; may he, saved by my effort, go scatheless wherever his heart desires. But as for me, on the day when he bides the contest in triumph, may I die either straining my neck in the noose from the roof-tree or tasting drugs destructive of life.
Wishers and woulders are poor householders. Weil worth aw, that gars the plough draw. Words are but winde, but dunts are the Devill. With empty hand no man should hawks allure. Wark bears witnesse who weil does. Wrang hearing makes wrang rehearsing. Wealth gars wit waver. Weil bides, weil betides. Wrong count is no payment. Ye should be a King of your word. Your winning is no my tinsel.
Well, as you ken the house, you've maybe noticed a laddie that bides there too?" "There's no laddie," began Corp, "except " "Let me see," interrupted Tommy, "what was his name? Was it Peter? No. Was it Willie? Stop, I mind, it was Tommy." He glared so that Corp dared not utter a word. "Have you notitched him?" "I've I've seen him," Corp gasped.
Meanwhile, she inspects the workyard, moves freely among the ranks of the Masons and bides her time. If the owner be absent, I see her diving into a cell, coming out again a moment later with her mouth smeared with pollen. She has been to try the provisions. A dainty connoisseur, she goes from one store to another, taking a mouthful of honey.
I had thought that Charlemagne had been old and worn. Then if it is not so, when will he cease his wars?" "Ah," said Ganelon, "that he will never do so long as his nephew Roland lives. Under the arch of heaven there bides no baron so splendid or so proud. Oliver, his friend, also is full of prowess and of valor. With them and his peers beside him, Charlemagne feareth no man."
But, such as he is, he is a part of the old society to which we belong: and I submit to his lordship with acquiescence; and he takes his place above the best of us at all dinner parties, and there bides his time. I don't want to chop his head off with a guillotine, or to fling mud at him in the streets.
There he bides as the foremost of Saxon leaders in the new land we had won, and I do not think that it is an unfitting place for such a one as he. It is certain that so long as a Wessex man who minds the deeds of his fathers is left the name of Nunna will be held in honour with that of the king; his kinsman.
"The wind may shift and fall calm, when the rain's over, and if we bides here we'll lose time in gettin' to Fort Pelican. I'm for goin' and makin' the best of un." "I won't mind un," agreed Jamie, stoutly. "I got grit to travel in the rain, and we wants to make a fast cruise of un." It was "nasty" indeed when after breakfast they broke camp and set sail.
"I assure him that I will not abuse his courtesy, and that I will yield the floor to him at any moment." Putney hesitated a moment, and then, with the contented laugh of one who securely bides his time, said, "Go ahead." "It is simply this," said Mr.
"Lord earl," said I, "you will make me vain." "Earl, forsooth!" he cried, "the clothes have made you mighty courtly all at once. Godwine and Redwald are going back to Bosham, and the earl bides at Chichester Cross mind you that!" And he swung himself on his horse laughing, and we rode away, while the people shouted, for they had gathered in twos and threes to look on him.
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