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But, see, I present thee with two ragged garments, that thou mayest have them on the way whereon thou goest, though they will do thee no manner of good. Further help from me thou mayest expect none. The other, hearing this, despaired of the succour whereon he had reckoned, and went to his second friend, saying, 'Friend, thou rememberest how much honour and kindness thou hast enjoyed at my hands.
"Thou thinkest of her unkindly, while thou thinkest of others far less endowed by nature with too much indulgence; for thou rememberest, Mark, she was ever of more pleasing aspect than any that we knew." "I know not that I say not that I think not that. But be she what hardships and exposure may have made her, still must Ruth Heathcote be far too good for an Indian wigwam. Oh!
Consider that the getting of wealth dishonestly as he does that getteth it without good conscience and charity to his neighbour is a great offender against God. It is a manner of speech that shows anger in the very making of mention of the crime. Therefore, Be thou sure that thou rememberest that thou knowest not the day of thy death.
Richard, I will tell thee the truth, and thou wilt tell me again how I might have shunned doing amiss, and how far my lie was an evil thing. 'Lie, Dorothy! Thou hast never lied! 'Hear me, Richard, first, and then judge. Thou rememberest I did tell thee that night as we talked in the field, that I had about me no missives: the word was true, but its purport was false.
And at length Fritz gave way, and believed me to be his sister Anna, even as though I were risen from the dead. And thou rememberest how he fetched in his wife, and told her that I was not dead, but was come back to the old home once more, changed as I was.
And he went away saying, 'As soon as thou rememberest me when occasion comes, I shall appear unto thee. "And it was thus that Vyasa was born of Satyavati through Parasara. The boon-giving great one then taught Sumanta, Jaimini, Paila, his son Suka, and Vaisampayana, the Vedas having the Mahabharata for their fifth. And the compilation of the Bharata was published by him through them separately.
Thou rememberest, Muza, that to such studies mine own vicissitudes and sorrows, even in childhood the strange fortunes which gave me in my cradle the epithet of El Zogoybi the ominous predictions of santons and astrologers as to the trials of my earthly fate, all contributed to incline my soul.
Thou rememberest the old men's tale. A woman ran away from her family. She was false at heart. The good mother bear protected her and gave her food. But yearning for her husband, she returned and to gain his favor betrayed the hiding place of the mother-bear and her young. Then the husband drove out with sledges. His dogs attacked the bear. But they all became stars and went up into the sky.
The old man after a while, eyeing me respectfully, but steadily, asked me: “Rememberest thou what happened to thee whilst thou wert enchanted?” It was quite a difficult question to answer, and yet retain my superior position, for I did not know how many people might be hidden in the thicket. “Well, father,” I asked him, “dreamest thou sometimes?” He nodded his head in an affirmative manner. “And when thou awakest, dost thou remember distinctly thy dreams?” “Má,” no! was the answer. “Well, father,” I continued, “so it happened with me.
'Eight annas, and I will tell, said Kim, grinning. 'It touches thy peace. 'O Shaitan! Mahbub gave the money. 'Rememberest thou the little business of the thieves in the dark, down yonder at Umballa? 'Seeing they sought my life, I have not altogether forgotten. Why? 'Rememberest thou the Kashmir Serai? 'I will twist thy ears in a moment Sahib. 'No need Pathan.
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