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"In the East" he continued, "we have no gods, only Wine, Women, and Fortune, and the greatest of them is Fortune; wherefore our motto, 'Who dareth what I dare? fit for the senate, fit for battle, fittest for him who, seeking the best, challenges the worst." His voice dropped into an easy, familiar tone, but without relaxing the ascendancy he had gained.
The owls clapped their wings and screamed; the ravens croaked, and the adders hissed. From the darkness of her cave the voice of the enchantress came forth it came forth as a voice from the grave, saying "Who amongst the children of mortals dareth to call upon the name of Elgiva? or, what deed of sin bringeth thee hither?"
But hereupon the lank fellow cried out, bold and querulous: "Take ye heed, for whoso dareth lay hand on me, toucheth the person of Duke Ivo's puissant self!" "Ha say ye so?" growled Roger, and forthwith squeezed him until he gasped again. "Loose me, knave!" he panted, "Duke Ivo's Steward, I Bailiff of the northern Marches with towns and villages adjacent thereunto "
And, indeed, here lies the sophistry of his argument. He dareth not assert he was alive ever since the 29th of March! but that he is now alive, and was so on that day. I grant the latter, for he did not die until night, as appeareth in a printed account of his death, in a Letter to a Lord; and whether he be since revived, I leave the World to judge!
"Thou sayest well, Sancho," said Don Quixote; "let my armour be hung up for a trophy, and under it or round it we will carve on the trees what was inscribed on the trophy of Roland's armour These let none move Who dareth not his might with Roland prove."
'If Dick Allen, who hath slandered me to Mistress Betty Cocke, dareth to appear at the merrymaking at Colonel Harrison's to-night, his cheek and this glove shall come together! 'Nathless, you must pay for both, I told him; and the upshot is that he leaves with me a gold button as earnest that he will bring the remainder of the price before the duel to-morrow.
As for any other rescue, there is no knight who dareth to go against them because of their terrible size, and their strength, and their dreadful, horrible countenances." "Well," said Sir Launcelot, "that is a pity and I am sorry for that noble lordling. Now, since there is no other single knight who dareth to undertake this adventure, I myself will go and encounter these giants."
Suyodhana, however, still dissatisfied, gave himself up to anger, and urged the Kurus as also all those under his sway to express their joy at our calamity. Having entered into such an agreement in the presence of all good men, who dareth break it for the sake of a kingdom on earth?
Then he turned and called to all the mountains and the valleys below: "Whoso dareth Wotan's spear, Whoso knoweth naught of fear, Let him burst these flames of war, Let him leap this fiery bar!" The cunning Mimi secretly longed to steal out into the world and find that magic ring. One night when all the other little Nibelungs were asleep, he slipped stealthily to his forge.
"Thou sayest well, Sancho," said Don Quixote; "let my armour be hung up for a trophy, and under it or round it we will carve on the trees what was inscribed on the trophy of Roland's armour These let none move Who dareth not his might with Roland prove."
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