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Hereon, the lotus flower is represented, with corn and bread. The next tablet is one in the shape of an altar of libations, and is dedicated to Amenophis I. and the queen Aahmes-Nefer-Ari. It is ornamented with representations of various foods, including vases of figs.
"What hast thou to say hereon?" said he, "for there seemeth something betwixt us twain as it were a wall that parteth us."
"Can you not startle the little thing out of its complacency?" said I. "Tell it what it really is, as you told me; reveal to it the narrow limitations of Pointland, and lead it up to something higher." "That is no easy task," said my Master; "try you." Hereon, raising by voice to the uttermost, I addressed the Point as follows: "Silence, silence, contemptible Creature.
Our Sahib snatched it swiftly in the closed fist, down turned, and said 'If thy name be written hereon, it is needless, for a name is already engraved on my heart. The Hajji said: 'And on mine also is a name engraved; but there is no name on the amulet. The Hajji stooped to our Sahib's feet, but our Sahib raised and embraced him, and the Hajji covered his mouth with his shoulder-cloth, because it worked, and so he went away."
And then, after another long silence, the Lord Bigod turned to the seneschal who waited at the door, and said, "See that Sir Hugh be well bestowed:" and then with an inclination of the head to Sir Hugh he added, "I will think hereon, and you shall hear my words to-morrow."
Hereon she was designing or illuminating, in characters of Church text, the single word "A sweet, saintly, Christian business, hers!" thought he. Her presence here was now fairly enough explained, her skill in work of this sort having no doubt been acquired from her father's occupation as an ecclesiastical worker in metal.
You solemnly swear that you hereby and hereon renounce all emperors, kings, princes, and potentates, and more especially how does the rest of it go!" "He must give up his titles, honours, knighthoods, and things of that sort." "Say, Buel, you're not a lord or a duke by any chance? Because, if you are, we'll call back the purser and have you put out yet."
Then many fell to saying that many and great words had been spoken hereon; but now Guest said, "Good is thy say and well hast thou spoken it; if ye spill not things hereafter, I shall not withhold that which I have to show forth." So he cast off his hood, and therewith all his outer clothes.
Then said that elder: 'Give me place; for I have a word to say hereon. Therewith he arose, and made his way to the front of the ring of men, and said: 'Alderman, thou knowest me? 'Yea, said Iron-face, 'thou art called the Fiddle, because of thy sweet speech and thy minstrelsy; whereof I mind me well in the time when I was young and thou no longer young. 'So it is, said the Fiddle.
Hereon the decision of the greatest causes concerning the lives, estates, and reputations of men have depended; so that, as the Apostle saith, "an oath for confirmation is to them an end of all strife."