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All as types to thee are given; Thou must onward strive for heaven, Never still or weary be Would'st thou perfect glory see; Far must thy researches go. Wouldst thou learn the world to know; Thou must tempt the dark abyss Wouldst thou prove what Being is. Naught but firmness gains the prize, Naught but fulness makes us wise, Buried deep, truth ever lies!
Well and if thou losest her? for assuredly a vessel will some day touch on these shores what would'st thou do then? All lonely, desolate, forlorn, thou would'st curse the day that gave thee regenerated life thou would'st seek death and to thee death may not come yet for many, many years! Fernand, thou art worse than mad not to embrace my offers.
"Man!" shouted Robinson, and as he did so he turned round upon his friend and seized him by the collar of his coat. "I loved that woman. Forty thousand Poppinses could not, with all their quantity of love, make up my sum." "Very likely not," said Poppins. "Would'st thou drink up Esil? Would'st thou eat a crocodile?" "Heaven forbid," said Poppins. "I'll do it. And if thou prate of mountains "
A buzz of indignation broke out, a rough hand was laid upon him and a voice exclaimed "Up, thou mannerless clown! would'st sit in the presence of the King?" The disturbance attracted his Majesty's attention, who stretched forth his hand and cried out "Touch him not, it is his right!" The throng fell back, stupefied. The King went on
The man hesitated, but the lad said, "Let um coom, John, he bee a roight good un." "Well, if thou would'st like it, Bill, he shall coom." "If thou coom oop to Varley and ask vor Bill Swinton, anyone will show ee the place." "Goodby," Ned said to the boy, "I am so sorry you have got hurt. I will come and see you as soon as I can."
"If it's all right, then I'll continue my studies; but if it isn't worth any thing, I'll banish at once from my mind all idea of going in for versification." With these words, she handed the verses to Tai-yue and her companions. When they came to look at them, they found this to be their burden: If thou would'st screen Selene's beauteous sheen, thou'lt find it hard.
Shall it make heat cold, or cold warm? Shall it give thee the power of reading hearts, or shall it beget beautiful dreams? Wilt thou drink of the water of knowledge and see whether thy friend or thine enemy ha! if thine enemy shall die? Would'st thou a drink to strengthen thy memory? Shall the water make thee invisible? or remove the 6th toe from thy left foot?" "You know me?" asked Paaker.
An we follow, whither would'st thou lead us?" "By dangerous ways," answered Beltane, "through fire and battle. But by fire men are purged, and by battle wrongs may be done away. An ye follow, 'tis like some of us shall die, but by such death our brethren shall win to honour, and home, and happiness, for happiness is all men's birthright. Ye are but a wild, unordered rabble, yet are ye men!
"And thou art armed, my lord?" "I ride for Thrasfordham-within-Bourne this night, my lady." "But I am come to thee humbly craving thy forgiveness, Beltane." "Nought have I to forgive thee, lady save that thou art woman!" "Thou would'st not have me a man, messire?" "'Twould be less hard to leave thee." "Thou art leaving me then, Beltane?" "Yea, indeed, my lady.
"Beware, my friend, of crystal brook Or fountain, lest that hideous hook, Thy nose, thou chance to see; Narcissus' fate would then be thine, And self-detested thou would'st pine, As self-enamoured he." Clytie was a water-nymph and in love with Apollo, who made her no return. So she pined away, sitting all day long upon the cold ground, with her unbound tresses streaming over her shoulders.
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