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As therefore they went about to kill their enemies, so their enemies will kill them: But they sought to kill their enemies by their testimony, as to their antichristian spirit, and church-state; and their enemies will kill them, as to their Christian heat and fervency of mind; and also as to their Christian church-state.
And he blessed, with all the fervency of his heart, the man who had brought him home. He went to his bed, but sleep did not at once come to him. He lay with hushed breathing, listening to the little, secret noises, known so well, of the wilderness night. He heard the wild creatures start forth on their midnight journeys.
Didn't she know it? Was she there to preach to them? Only Hurd must promise not to do it any more, for his wife's sake. And he stammering left without excuse or resource, either against her charge, or the work she offered him had promised her, and promised her, moreover in his trepidation with more fervency than he at all liked to remember.
What had become of all the fervency of their shout, 'The Lord, He is the God! if they could leave Jezebel the power to carry out her threat? Solitude and the awful desert increased his gloom. The strong man had become weak, and it was ebb-tide with him. His prayer was petulant, impatient, presumptuous.
I scorn to be the husband of a lass that is not every bit as willing as I; and so I will even help to put you in a condition to follow your own inclinations." Emily listened to these suggestions at first with eagerness and approbation. But her fervency somewhat abated, when they came to discuss the minute parts of the undertaking.
"Not much more so than I am now getting accustomed to," was the answer that came from his quivering lips. "I heard they wanted a clerk, and went to offer myself. I am looked upon as a felon now, Mr. Huntley." "Being innocent as the day." "I am innocent, before God," spoke Arthur, in the impulse of his emotion, in the fervency of his heart.
"Thanks," again she said; "but I feel no weight." "But my knighthood does, seeing you thus laden." "Spare your knighthood the sight, then," she said smiling, and looking up with a glance of brightness, such as her hitherto sedate face had never before revealed to him. "That cannot be!" he exclaimed with fervency.
What gratitude shone in his skinny white face when he saw a living form before him! And how the fervency of this mute gratitude was augmented when his eyes fell upon the life-giving cordials which I carried in my hands! Then imagine the horror which came into this pinched face when I put the cordials behind me, and said mockingly 'Speak up, Franz Adler call upon these dead.
And oh, Miss Smith! we've got to send that Zora right away." "Indeed" the observation was not even interrogatory. The preceptress of the struggling school for Negro children merely evinced patience for the younger woman's fervency. "Yes; he says she's utterly depraved." "Said that, did he?" Miss Smith watched her with tranquil regard. Miss Taylor paused.
"'Tis the name by which my father loved to call me, and I associate it with his sacred memory," she replied; and a tear, which Delwood looked upon as also sacred, fell upon the hand which clasped her's as with reverential fervency. "Your brother told me of the name," he replied, "and will you permit me to associate with that name all that is of purity? May I not call you by that name?
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