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Updated: May 15, 2025
Not untruthfully had the Coptic physician claimed magic qualities for that perfume. Mr. Jelnik said gently: "Had you been other than you are, I would not have dared call you to my aid to-night. But when I discovered the real thief and she Jessamine Hynds I could not bear that any other eyes than yours should see her as she is. And I want you to be with me when I find the jewels." The jewels?
Mitchell, if you don't look into this, you'll be missin' the chance of your life." "But if the claim is so rich, why do you need money?" "You don't understand. This copper is in the roughest part of an awful rough mountain right on top," said Pete, most untruthfully. "That's why nobody ain't ever found it before because it is so rough.
"Holiness will mean a present separation from all that is openly or secretly untrue. "Any one pretending to be doing the will of God, while acting untruthfully or deceitfully in his dealings with those around him, is not only guilty of falsehood, but of hypocrisy. "To be holy is to be sincere. "Holiness means separation from all open and secret dishonesty.
People'll soon see as you're strange in your manner, and I'll put the news about as you've been so affected by that affair that your memory's gone." "I was thinking of doing that the other day myself," said Captain Barber, slowly and untruthfully. "I thought you was, from something you said," replied Nibletts. "I think I spoke of it, or I was going to," said Barber.
"What made you think that?" "You never told me what your business was," she answered, "and your coming out here to look at that house today gave me the idea that you might be interested in real estate." "No," he said, "I am not interested in real estate," then added, evasively, but not quite untruthfully, "I am planning, however, to go into some sort of business in Chicago."
He sketched the behaviour of Londoners towards rustic visitors untruthfully if our experience can be relied on and in terms open to censure; ending up: "You'll find what they'll do, fast enough! Just you show up there, one o' these fine days." He had only warped the subject thus in order to introduce the idea of a humiliating and degrading chastisement, as an insult to his hearer.
There is really no harm in this class of lies, unless, as the child grows older, it becomes apparent that he lets his wishes and preferences interfere with his vision of what is actually going on. In such cases the remedy is not to be found in the denunciation of lying, but in giving the child opportunity to experience realities that cannot be treated untruthfully.
She failed, my spies reported even Dame Melusine, who had not ever failed before in such endeavours." "But certainly the foul witch failed!" cried Melicent. A glorious change had come into her face, and she continued, quite untruthfully, "Nor did I ever believe that this vile woman had made Perion prove faithless." "No, the fool's lunacy is rock, like yours.
Pelham guided himself by the table to the sideboard. He stood close to Spencer. "Mr. Spencer," he said, "I am almost blind, and I cannot see your face, but I want you to tell me the truth. I expect it from you." "My dear fellow," Spencer answered. "I'm awfully sorry for you, of course, but I really don't see why I should answer your questions at all, truthfully or untruthfully.
Then a slow grin crept to his face. "Gee Gosh!" he said, softly. "Gee Gosh! It's you!" Chance lay down panting. He had come far and fast. Sundown gathered up the blanket and pan, rose and marched to the shack. "I was airin' 'em out against your comin' back," he explained, untruthfully. The fact was that he could not bear to see the empty bed in the lean-to and had hidden it in the bushes.
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