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So saith man, and Thou pitiest him; for Thou madest him, but sin in him Thou madest not. Who remindeth me of the sins of my infancy? for in Thy sight none is pure from sin, not even the infant whose life is but a day upon the earth. Who remindeth me? doth not each little infant, in whom I see what of myself I remember not?
"But either description would be correct." "You geese," cried Grace, trying vainly to hide her flushed face behind the letter she had opened. "I'm sure I don't know what you're talking about." "She remindeth me of the graceful ostrich," chanted Mollie cruelly, "who hideth his head and thinks thereby "
The flea and bug suck up my blood, as wight that drinks * Wine from the proffering hand of fair virginity: Amid the lice my body aye remindeth me * Of orphan's good in Kazi's claw of villainy: My home's a sepulchre that measures cubits three, * Where pass I morn and eve in chained agony: My wines are tears, my clank of chains takes music's stead, * Cares my dessert of fruit and sorrows are my bed."
They did leave Lincoln but yester morn. And if they came not this way, which way did they go? Answer me truly, for I warn thee, I serve the king." The stranger reaffirming that he had seen neither the young lord nor his serving-man, Walter Skinner was obliged to be content. "They be as slippery as eels," he cried. "And that remindeth me, I did eat eels for breakfast at the Swan this morn."
'Tis strange how the mind runneth upon such carnal matters it remindeth us the flesh is weak. Deer 'tis best turned upon a spit, with live coats not quite touching it. I would one might wander before your gun this very night. Young man, did I not hear you name the destination of your party as the Ohio?" "I so stated."
In my heart do I love only Life and verily, most when I hate her! But that I am fond of Wisdom, and often too fond, is because she remindeth me very strongly of Life! She hath her eye, her laugh, and even her golden angle-rod: am I responsible for it that both are so alike? And when once Life asked me: "Who is she then, this Wisdom?" then said I eagerly: "Ah, yes! Wisdom!
"That tune was the one the old cow died of, I'm sure," replied Tom. "Come, old Nosey, strike up again." "Nosey, from nasus truly, it is a fair epithet; and it remindeth me that my nose suffered in the fall which I received just now. Yet I cannot sing having no words " "Nor tune, either, master," replied old Tom; "so here goes for you
I am well aware, O my Lord, that I have been so carried away by the clear tokens of Thy loving-kindness, and so completely inebriated with the wine of Thine utterance, that whatever I behold I readily discover that it maketh Thee known unto me, and it remindeth me of Thy signs, and of Thy tokens, and of Thy testimonies. By Thy glory!
"Ay," said Walter Skinner, much gratified. "I said a young lord. Mayhap thou art not used to consort with such, but a young lord is not much more to me than his Saxon serving-man. And that remindeth me hast seen the serving-man also?" "Nay," answered the stranger, mildly. "I have seen neither." "And that is strange, too," said Walter Skinner. "Why, bethink thee, man! Thou must have seen them.
"O, content thee!" spake another voice, sleepy and full-fed, "for, an these monies were the Duke's they were not thine, and if they were not thine thou wert not robbed, and, since thou wert not robbed, wherefore groan and glower ye on the moon? Moreover, thou hast yet certain monies thou didst collect from yon blind fellow, the which remindeth me I have not yet my share.
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