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Thou sayest also the next thing thou mindest, is this in the second epistle,1 where a questions asked, Who are the men that at this day are so deluded by the Quakers, and other pernicious doctrines, but they that counted it enough to be talkers of the gospel, &c. And why? because he saith the Quakers are those deceivers that at this day beguile poor souls by their doctrine.
"I know not whether we shall meet again," he said; "but, if my hours be sped before thou returnest, this I charge thee: that thou mindest Gudruda well, for she is the sweetest of all women that I have known, and I hold her the most dear."
"And mindest thou what I told thee of the man of my vision the glorious man whom I must love, he who was clad in golden armour and wore a golden helm wherein a spear-point of bronze stood fast?" "Yes, I mind it," said Rei. "And how is that man named?" she asked, whispering and staring on him with wide eyes. "Is he not named Eperitus, the Wanderer?
Therefore, in the end, he cast about for some way to be rid of me for a while, till he should grow strong enough to kill me. "Mopo," said the king to me one day as I sat before him in council with others of the indunas and generals, "mindest thou of the last words of the Great Elephant, who is dead?"
As he spoke a great gust of wind shook the ship, the music of the breakers roared in their ears, and the gleaming shape upon the waters tossed its arms wildly and pointed to the right. "The breakers call ahead," said Eric. "The shape points yonder, where I hear no sound of sea. Once before, thou mindest, Swanhild walked the waves to warn us and thereby saved us from the men of Ospakar.
"The land knows Macumazahn no more." That is years ago. And now, behold, now in this strange place of stinks I find Macumazahn, my friend. There is no room for doubt. The brush of the old jackal has gone a little grey; but is not his eye as keen, and are not his teeth as sharp? Ha! ha! Macumazahn, mindest thou how thou didst plant the ball in the eye of the charging buffalo mindest thou
Mindest thou that night when first thou didst put thine arms about me and call me 'Love'? Oh! happy, happy night! Having known that night it is well to have lived even to this bitter end!" "Ay, Egypt, I mind it well and dwell upon its memory, though from that hour fortune has fled from me lost in my depth of love for thee, thou Beautiful.
I come from Fountain Dale and, in truth, am a certain poor hermit, as one may say, for I live in a cell beside the fountain blessed by that holy Saint Ethelrada. But, if I understand aught, there is to be a gay wedding here today; so, if thou mindest not, I would fain rest me in the cool shade within, for I would like to see this fine sight."
It is frugal dealing with the occasion of the moment; ay, worthy and honourable dealing!" Then at last I broke forth. "Girl," I cried, "how darest thou speak thus to me? Mindest thou who and what I am that thou loosest thy peevish gibes upon me?" "I mind what it behoves thee to be," she answered quick. "What thou art, that I mind not now. Surely thou knowest alone thou and Cleopatra!"
Mindest thou not? There are more than I alive that remember it. "'Yea, said I, 'I remember it well. "For indeed, foster-son, these were the very three of whom I told thee, though I told thee not their names. "'Well, said I; 'how sped they? Came they back, or any of them? 'Nay, she said, 'that were scarce to be looked for. Said I: 'Have any other to thy knowledge gone on this said quest?
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