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Heardst thou that fellow, Marmaduke?" "Only in a few sentences, and those brought my hand to my dagger. But as thou madest no sign, I thought his grace the king could not be much injured by empty words." "True! and misfortune has ever a shrewish tongue."
Thy shrinking virgin fame is wed with one Whose calm celestial teaching was thy King; When sitting in that cloistered nook alone Thou heardst the rude shout ring. To thee that rabble shout foretold a scene Of tearful splendor faded in its birth The melancholy mockery of a Queen And virgin dust to earth. Ah!
I heard the men-at-arms saying I sat my horse as though it were always going up or down a precipice; and Master Schmidt went into his shop the other day shrugging his shoulders, and saying we hailed one another across the market-place as if we thought Ulm was a mountain full of gemsbocks." "Thou heardst! and didst not cast his insolence in his teeth?" cried Ebbo.
Heardst thou yon groan? proceed no further! 'Twas laurel'd Martial calling murther! I am determined to see you, if at all possible, on Saturday evening. Next week I must sing The night is my departing night, The morn's the day I maun awa; There's neither friend nor foe o' mine But wishes that I were awa!
It was Sir James Lee's voice that broke the silence. "Thou heardst thy Lord speak," said he, harshly. "Hast thou no tongue to answer, sirrah?" "Be silent, Lee," said Lord Mackworth, quietly. "Let the lad have time to think before he speaketh." The sound of the words aroused Myles. He advanced to the table, and rested his hand upon it.
So it came to pass that the squire, when they rejoined the ladies, emboldened by his wine, promptly let fall the observation that he had decided they were all to go to the theatre. "Thou heardst me say that I am principled against it," dissented Mrs. Meredith. "Tush, Matilda! I gave in to your Presbyterian swaddling clothes and lacing-strings at Greenwood, but now ye must do as I say.
Heardst thou that fellow, Marmaduke?" "Only in a few sentences, and those brought my hand to my dagger. But as thou madest no sign, I thought his grace the king could not be much injured by empty words." "True! and misfortune has ever a shrewish tongue."
There didst thou see thine ancient fishermen rising ere the dawn from their bed of dry sea-weed, and heardst them stirring, drowsy, among their fishing gear, and heardst them tell their dreams.
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