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Circe welcomed Odysseus with the same treacherous smile, gave him to drink of the same cup, and struck him with her wand in the same manner; but when she saw him standing, unchanged and unmoved, threatening her with drawn sword, she feared exceedingly, and falling at his feet spake thus in pitiful tones: "Who art thou, that thou yieldest not to the power of my drugs, which never mortal resisted before?
So keep up a good heart, and don't run away in any case. I know thou art timid, but remember that there is no safety for thee but in victory. If thou yieldest thou wilt be beheaded by me, and if thou art defeated thou wilt certainly be burned by Pachymius." With this incentive to intrepidity the Governor withdrew, leaving the poor poet in a pitiable state between remorse and terror.
Grossly hast thou abused that power when it was thine. Now, like all tyrants, thou art finding that thy servants fall away in the hour of peril, and that thou, who hast been a cruel master, canst command no service from them in the time of need. I, and I alone, am Lord of Saut. Hast thou aught to say ere thou yieldest dominion to me?" Did he understand?
The sinner who humbles himself in prayer is more acceptable than the devotee who is puffed up with pride: The courteous and kind-hearted soldier of fortune is better than the misanthropic and learned divine. A learned man without works is a bee without honey: Tell that harsh and ungenerous hornet: As thou yieldest no honey, wound not with thy sting.
How dare you talk to me at this rate? Sir Tim. Talk to thee by Fortune, I'll play the Tarquin with thee, if thou yieldest not quickly for thou hast set me all on fire. Phil. Defend me, Heaven, from such a Man. Sir Tim. Then it must defend you from all the Sex; for all Mankind are like me, nay, and all Womankind are, or wou'd be, what I must make thee. Phil. What's that, a Wench? Sir Tim.
In June, thou didst.... She said urgently: 'Be still. Wouldst thou woo me again to the grunting of hogs? 'Aye, would I, he answered. 'Thou didst.... She moved convulsively in her chair. He grasped her more tightly. 'Thou yieldest, I know thee! he cried triumphantly. He staggered to his feet, still holding her hand. 'Thou shalt come to Paris. Sha't be lodged like a Princess.
""Uma said, O illustrious one, among all beings thou art the foremost in puissance. In merit, in energy, in fame, and in prosperity, thou yieldest to none, and thou art, indeed, superior to all. Others began to devour those that were ministering to the Sacrifice. Then that sacrifice, thus afflicted on every side, assumed the form of a deer and sought to fly away through the skies.
What wonder this? we ask the lympid well, O earth! of thee and from thy solemn womb What yieldest thou? is there life in the abyss Doth a new race beneath the lava dwell? Returns the past, awakening from the tomb? Rome Greece! Oh, come! Behold behold! for this! Our living world the old Pompeii sees; And built anew the town of Dorian Hercules!
"But what great thing is it that thou, who art dust and nothingness, yieldest thyself to man for God's sake, when I, the Almighty and the Most High, who created all things out of nothing, subjected Myself to man for thy sake? I became the most humble and despised of men, that by My humility thou mightest overcome thy pride. Learn to obey, O dust!
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