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Six months of total-abstinence will give me a control over myself that I do not now possess." "I very much fear, sir," urged the Alderman, notwithstanding he perceived that the young man was growing impatient "and you must pardon my freedom in saying so, that you will find yourself in error.
He wanted to make Milton pass for a forger, and he was himself convicted of forging. No one examined Masenius' poem of which at that time there were only a few copies in Europe. All England, convinced of the Scot's poor trick, asked no more about it. The accuser, confounded, was obliged to disavow his manoeuvre, and ask pardon for it. Since then a new edition of Masenius was printed in 1757.
Let us labour then to affect our hearts with a deep conviction of our need of a Redeemer, and of the value of his offered mediation. Let us fall down humbly before the throne of God, imploring pity and pardon in the name of the Son of his love. Let us beseech him to give us a true spirit of repentance, and of hearty undivided faith in the Lord Jesus.
The huge life-boat swung above our heads, standing out in strong relief against the sky. After a long pause, the story had strangely thrilled me, I asked: "Pardon me, have you ever seen or heard of the countess since?" "Never." "Nor her brother?" "Nor her brother." "And the locket?" "It is here where she placed it."
"Thy pardon, Most Gracious Lady, for breaking the bounds in which you placed me." "Ah, Ned, Ned," said Elizabeth with that archness which, despite her fifty-five years, she continued to employ, "didst thou not know that thy queen placed thee there for thy safety?" "True, madam;" assented Devereaux.
The conversation shifted to Henry's self, and soon Henry was engaged in a detailed description of his symptoms. 'Purely nervous, remarked the doctor 'purely nervous. 'You think so? 'I am sure of it. 'Then, of course, there is no cure for it. I must put up with it. 'Pardon me, said the doctor, 'there is an absolutely certain cure for nervous dyspepsia at any rate, in such a case as yours.
An almost imperceptible frown on the brow of Monk told D'Artagnan that he had surmised rightly. "Yes, yes," muttered he; "I thought I knew his person; I even fancied I knew his voice. Unlucky wretch that I am! Oh! sire, pardon me! I thought I had so successfully steered my bark."
When he comes to the conclusion of the affair, and mentions the general pardon of the convicted and accused, he says: "there fell out several strange things that caused the spirit of the country to run as vehemently upon the acquitting of all the accused, as it had, by mistake, ran at first upon the condemning of them."
"And shall we not always be dear friends?" "No, certainly not. How will it be possible? Think of it. How can I really be your friend when you are the mistress of that man's house in Cambridgeshire?" "George!" "I mean nothing disrespectful. I truly beg your pardon if it has seemed so. Let me say that gentleman's house; for he is a gentleman." "That he certainly is."
Ormond jumped out of the carriage at the sight of him, the padlock fell from the hand of the man who held it. "Master Harry himself! and is it you? We ask your pardon, your honour." The men were three of Sir Ulick's workmen Ormond forbad the carriage to follow. "For perhaps you are afraid of the noise disturbing Sir Ulick?" said be.
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