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'Nolo vos ignorare, fratres, de dormientibus, ut non contristenuni, sicut qui spem non habent, which means, 'I do not wish you to ignore, brethren, that which concerns those who sleep, that you may not be saddened, like those who have lost all hope. Also, that I, myself, have said?
For instance, one of the early Csesars reviewed the case thus: "Emori nolo; me esse mortuum nihil cestumo: From death as the act and process of dying, I revolt; but as to death, viewed as a permanent state or condition, I don't value it at a straw." What this particular Caesar detested, and viewed with burning malice, was death the agony death the physical torment.
He came down with a sombre resolution thrown on his strenuous brow to let McKinley and Hanna know once for all that he would not be Vice-President, and found to his stupefaction that nobody in Washington, except Platt, had ever dreamed of such a thing. He did not even have a chance to launch his nolo episcopari at the Major.
The rich think so much of these things, not because they are useful, but because they are beyond the reach of the poor. Nolo habere bona, nisi quibus populus inviderit. What will become of your pupils if you let them acquire this foolish prejudice, if you share it yourself? If, for instance, they see you show more politeness in a jeweller's shop than in a locksmith's.
Oh! my aspiring pastors, divines to whose ears nolo episcopari are the sweetest of words, which of you would be a bishop on such terms as these? Mrs Quiverful got home in the farmer's cart, not indeed with a light heart, but satisfied that she had done right in making her visit. Mr Slope, as we have said, left the palace with a feeling of considerable triumph.
In all departments of Government, State and National, the positive, all-powerful principle was slavery. Its dread nolo me tangere had forced Congress into the denial of the right of petition, and into the imposition of a gag upon its own freedom of debate. It was the grand President-maker, and the judiciary bent without a blush to do its service.
He acknowledged that he should have been glad of the nomination for the Presidency in 1852, but that it was now too late, and that he was too old, and, in short, he seemed to be quite sincere in his nolo episcopari; although, really, he is the only Democrat, at this moment, whom it would not be absurd to talk of for the office.
Malo, I scorn to allude to the stale subject. I say Nolo, not Malo: content, for my part, if Harry has returned from one expedition and t'other with a whole skin. And have I ever said he was so much as bruised? Have I not, for fear of exciting my fair young reader, said that he was as well as ever he had been in his life?
"Yes, indeed. And what do you think, sir? Mr Harding might have been dean himself if he'd liked. They did offer it to him." "And he refused it?" "Indeed he did, sir." "Nolo decanari. I never heard of that before. What made him so modest?" "Just that, sir; because he is modest. He's past his seventy now, ever so much; but he's just as modest as a young girl. A deal more modest than some of them.
'Ye ha' need o' man's good words, he said drily; then he laughed again. 'Aye: Nolo episcopari was always a good cry, he said. Katharine looked at him tenderly. 'Ye know my aims are other, she said, 'or else you would not love me. I think ye love me better than any man ever did though I ha' had a store of lovers. 'Aye, he nodded at her gravely, 'it is pleasant to be loved.
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