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"Your Royal Highness," said Margaret, "this is my splendid friend and gallant comrade, Oliver Wheatman." "Enough, and more than enough, for a poor Prince Adventurer. Give me but the leavings of your friendship and comradeship, Master Wheatman, and I shall be beholden to you. And now, excuse us, madam, I have much to say to your father." "Sir," said I, "I crave a little boon."
"Well met again, Lord Brompton; but you are not wearing your sword." "'The Knights are dust, I fear," he quoted with a smile. "I was loath to wear it with modern evening dress. I crave your forgiveness, fair lady." "As long as you do not have it turned into a ploughshare, or a railway share, which would be more modern," laughed Maggie, "I will forgive you." "Have all your guests arrived?"
Men may be drawn to give heed to its invitations from the instinct of self-preservation, or from their sense of hungry need, and the belief that in it they will find the food they crave for, while there may be little consciousness of longing for more from the Father than the satisfaction of felt wants.
Sir, your Excellency, I crave pardon, if I spoke too hotly, said Berenger, collecting himself; 'but it is enough to drive a man to frenzy. 'Sit down, my Lord de Ribaumont. Take breath, and let me know what is this coil. What hath thus moved him, Mr. Sidney? 'It is as he says, sir, replied Sidney, who had beard all as they returned; 'he has been greatly wronged.
It was now Julia's turn to look a little out of countenance at the chance hit of her learned admirer, but that instant the Colonel entered the room. "I can hear nothing of them yet," he said "still, however, we will not separate Where is Dominie Sampson?" "Here, honoured sir." "What is that book you hold in your hand, Mr. Sampson?" "It's even the learned De Lyra, sir I would crave his honour Mr.
I was wounded in the shoulder and very exhausted, and I knocked at the gates of Lavedan to crave shelter.
It is the manipulation and the satisfaction of inner factors that make the most significant aspect of these moods. History, we should hold, is in great part an unfoldment of this motive. Nations crave, as collective or group consciousness, the feeling of power.
Surely I have behaved and quieted myself, as a child that is weaned of his mother: my soul is even as a weaned child . . . Take My yoke upon you and learn of Me, for I am meek and lowly in heart, and ye shall find rest unto your souls. For My yoke is easy and My burden is light. I am content with what I have, Little be it, or much: And, Lord, contentment still I crave, Because thou savest such.
The good monks kept a wardrobe to suit guests of all ranks, seeing that many visitors came to the holy priory, and that sometimes the wind and waves brought them to shore in such sorry plight that a change of garments was necessary. "Ah!" the prior said, in surprise; "I crave your pardon sir knight, that I noticed not your rank when you first entered.
"Your throat grows uneasy, I see," said Borroughcliffe; "you crave, another bottle of the generous fluid. Well, it shall be done. Sentinel, you can throw up yon window, and give a call to the sergeant." "The outcry will ruin us," said the Pilot, in a whisper to Griffith. "Follow me," said the young sailor.
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