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"Child!" she cried pulling her forcibly from the window, "dost want to be taken elsewhere and lodged? There are other towers far gloomier than this, and if thou carest not to taste their shadows thou wilt be more circumspect." "Thy pardon, mistress," said Francis recovering her self-possession.
Showed what in youth its glance had been; Whose doom discording neighbors sought, Content with equity unbought; To him the venerable priest, Our frequent and familiar guest, Whose life and manners well could paint Alike the student and the saint; Alas! whose speech too oft I broke With gambol rude and timeless joke; For I was wayward, bold, and wild, A self-willed imp, a grandame's child; But half a plague, and half a jest, Was still endured, beloved, carest."
"Best make young Waltheof earl, then." "Best keep thy foot out of them, and the foot of any man for whom thou carest. Now, good by. Friends we are, and friends let us be." "Ah, that thou wert coming to England!" "I bide my time. Come I may, when I see fit. But whether I come as friend or foe depends on that of which I have given thee fair warning." So they parted for the time.
Rumor also told her that they made ready the ships for sailing. Then, flying through the city, even as one on whom has come the frenzy of Bacchus flies by night over Mount Cithæron, she came upon Æneas, and spake: "Thoughtest thou to hide thy crime, and to depart in silence from this land? Carest thou not for her whom thou leavest to die? And hast thou no fear of winter storms that vex the sea?
"And this is all thou thinkest all thou carest all thou deemest the use of the King of Elements and the King of Rivers to guide three such poor caitiffs as thyself, and me, and Tracy, upon an idle journey of courtly ceremony!"
The patrician was laughing in hearty good-humor; and, seeing there was but one chance of rescue, Ben-Hur stepped in, and caught the bits of the left yoke-steed and his mate. "Dog of a Roman! Carest thou so little for life?" he cried, putting forth all his strength.
Carest thou so little to learn the name of him that claimeth me? Luloo replied, 'I thought of no one save myself and my loss, O my lost pearl; happy is he, a youth of favour. Oh, how I shall hate him that taketh thee from me. Tell me now his name, O sovereign of hearts!
And so, the next that we see of Him is that, as soon as He gets into the ship He falls fast asleep on the wooden pillow a hard bed for His head! in the stern of the little fishing boat, and there He lies so tired let us put it into plain prose and strip away the false veil of big words with which we invest that nature so tired that the storm does not awake Him; and they have to come to Him, and lay their hands upon Him, and say to Him, 'Master, carest Thou not that we perish? before compassion again beat back fatigue, and quickened Him for fresh exertions.
Yes, amid all the tumult and alarm, the Saviour who was often weary in this sad world, was sleeping upon the cushion of the boat. He slept on until the disciples came and awoke Him with their cry, "Master, carest Thou not that we perish?"
It is a pleasure to me to bring thee pretty gauds, whether thou carest for me or not." "I do care for thee," she said softly, a delicious color stealing over her face. "Then one kiss." She stood up on tiptoe and her soft, rosy lips met his. "Heaven bless thee, little Primrose. Thou art very dear to me. Go show thy gift to Madam Wetherill. I asked her permission beforehand."
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