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Benevolence calls for compliance, for, 'curst be the spring, he adds with a change of Pope's verse, 'how well soe'er it flow, that tends to make one worthy man my foe! 'I do, he wrote in the London Magazine for March 1780, 'fairly acknowledge that I love drinking; that I have a constitutional inclination to indulge in fermented liquors, and that if it were not for the restraints of reason and religion, I am afraid that I should be as constant a votary of Bacchus as any man.
We are such stuff As dreams are made on, and our little life Is rounded with a sleep. Also, he could have written this, but he refrained: Good friend for Iesus sake forbeare To digg the dust encloased heare: Blest be ye man yt spares thes stones And curst be ye yt moves my bones.
"I will not be so curst. Tell me now where abides thy Margaret; and I will give thee a present for her; and on that you and I will be friends." "She is a daughter of a physician called Peter, and they bide at Sevenbergen; ah me, shall I e'er see it again?" "'Tis well. Now go." And she dismissed him somewhat abruptly. Poor Gerard.
And Quita Lenox, being blest, or curst, with the insight and detached spirit of the artist, saw clearly that the Great Experiment held, for her, a large element of hazard; that she had staked her all upon a turn of the wheel, with what resulting Time alone could show. Her husband's hand on her arm brought reflection abruptly to an end. "He is almost out of sight now," Lenox said quietly.
I felt instantly it was the death of my frill, but gallant as you know me, I still asked for the lady. "If you will please, or an it meet your favour, to extend your hand to me!" I confess I did think it rather odd, the idea of a lady coming in that way over the palings! but my curst love of adventure always blinds me. It always misleads my better sense, Harrington.
"Godby," says Adam, beckoning us where stood the compass or bittacle, "look'ee, as she bears now we should be nigh enough yon curst ship to learn more of her by peep o' dawn." "Aye, Cap'n and then?" "Then you shall try what you can do wi' one o' those long guns o' yours."
Francis Gastrell!" "Perhaps," said Hester, "there is a mistake in the verses in the church. Perhaps they ought to be: "'Bleste be ye man yt spares these bones, And curst be he yt moves my stones. That would mean the Rev. Francis Gastrell." "I hope so," said Mr. Imber. "It's a very good idea. But why do you like Shakespeare so?" "He's so wonderful," said Hester.
"Whats' a' this o't?" exclaimed Mr. Anderson, pushing into the centre of the crowd by which the two women were surrounded. "O, the hizzy!" exclaimed his wife, who had, at the instant, about a yard of her antagonist's hair rolled about her hand. "It's a' aboot your nichtkep, John, and her curst jeely mug. A' aboot your nichtkep, and the jeely mug."
As I'm a true Tennessee man, bred and born, it aint at all hospitable to empty off a pint of raw liquor at a spell, and have not so much as a glass of methiglin to offer in return. What the hell do you suppose we're to do tomorrow for drink, during a curst long ride through the wood, and not a house of call till nightfall along the road."
While the fighting kept to the North it did not grind so keen; but now, with the redcoats at our doors, and the Tories sacking and burning in every settlement, 'tis enough to flay an honest man alive. God-a-mercy, Jack! I'll go; I've got to go, or die of shame!" He sat silent after that, and as there seemed nothing that a curst old campaigner could say at such a pass, I bore him company.
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