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"There," he said, giving the robber the leaf "But, mark me; thou knowest I am not to be fooled by thy treachery; if thou darest to disobey my directions, thy wretched life, be sure, shall answer it."
Then they asked: 'Wilt thou rescind the edict against the Jews? And he said 'I will. But in the morning Nicholas the Emperor woke up and called for the chief of the bed-chamber and said, 'How darest thou allow my bed to be carried out in the middle of the night into the forest? And the chief of the bed-chamber grew pale and said that the Emperor's guards had watched all night outside the door, neither was there space for the bed to pass out.
Would it have been any wonder had even such a man as Jesus succumbed? But He did not succumb. Rallying His Inner Force to His rescue He beat back the attacking horde, and by an effort of His Will, He swept both picture and tempters away into oblivion, crying indignantly "Thou darest to tempt even me, thy Lord and Master. Get thee behind me thou Fiends of Darkness"!
"Darest thou oppose my will?" cried Samory, rising in a sudden ebullition of wrath. "Thy will ruleth me not," Omar answered, his face pale and calm. "A Sanom never betrayed his trust, even though he suffered death." "Very well, offspring of sebel," he hissed between his white teeth. "We will test thy resolution, and cause thee to eat thy brave words.
"Mine, man of blood!" cried the female, trembling with rage or fear; "darest thou talk of conscience? Thou, the dishonourer the robber the professed homicide! Thou, disgrace to knighthood and to birth! Thou, with the cross of chastity and of peace upon thy breast! Thou talk of conscience, hypocrite! thou?"
"How darest thou speak thus, old man?" interrupted the indignant Chian. "If Pausanias wronged a virgin, all Hellas would rise against him." "Yes, but not till the ill were done, till my throat were cut, and my child dishonoured. Listen.
For himself, he had little hopes of liberty, and scarcely more of life. Cuthbert was, after a short confinement, brought before the lord baron of the place, in the great hall of the castle. "Who art thou, sir," the noble exclaimed, "who darest to disturb the marriage procession of my daughter, and to insult the standard of the emperor my master?"
"Hola!" cried the Captain, "what art thou after, mad Friar? brawling beneath our Trysting-tree?" "No brawling," said the Knight, "it is but a friendly interchange of courtesy. Friar, strike an thou darest I will stand thy blow, if thou wilt stand mine."
"Come forth," said Arthur, "if thou darest, and I promise thee I shall meet thee in the midst of the field." "God forbid me," said Sir Launcelot, "that I should encounter with the most noble king that made me knight." "Fie upon thy fair language," said the king, "for know thou well I am thy mortal foe, and ever will be to my dying day."
When the moonbeams right through the window go, Where the twelve are standing in glorious show, She says the rest of them do not stir, But one comes down to play with her. Then I can go where I list, and weep, For good St. John my child will keep." "Thy beauty filleth the very air, Never saw I a woman so fair." "Come, if thou darest, and sit by my side; But do not touch me, or woe will betide.
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