His love pamphlets, which filled the greatest part of his literary career, connect him with the euphuistic cycle, and he is assuredly one of Lyly's legatees.
For assuredly there is otherwhile a greater affection of love perceived in a sigh, in a respect, in a feare, than in a thousand wordes.
I did not understand what you required about sterility: assuredly the facts given do not go nearly so far.
So Asa Gray seems to think much of your powers of reviewing, and I mention this as it assuredly is laudari a laudato.
So for the moment the family cares were not so heavy as in the future they would assuredly be, when the little boys' schooling would have to be thought of, and college, or starting them in the world, beyond that again.
Charlotte would assuredly have thought so more firmly than ever had she seen her at the moment when she was thus speaking of her.
The poet who conceived and wrote this description, most assuredly had not a "Turkish contempt" for the female character.
It must be allowed that Petrarch and Laura would have been extremely desplaces in the Court of the Regent,--the only Court of Love with which Madame du Deffand was acquainted, and which assuredly was not fastidieuse.
He might assuredly be said to be "native and endued unto that element.
He will assuredly tell us, that the pleasures belonging to the love of knowledge are the greatest: those belonging to the love of honour and power, the next: those belonging to the love of money and to appetite, the least.
And if any silly ambition prompts them to depart from it, they will assuredly change for the worse.
Now, here I am not speaking of the supernatural perfection of obedience which emanates mostassuredly from the love of God; but of its natural excellence, which is better tested by harsh than by gentle commands.
He who practised so much severity in his own case, assuredly had the right to advise others to do as much, and especially, like him, to refrain from complaining at the inconveniences and sufferings endured in time of sickness.
This is the end and aim of the sacred teaching that we must seek first the Kingdom of God, that is to say, His glory, knowing assuredly that in seeking this all good things will be added unto us.
Remember then always that to put convents under the Bishops is to bring things back to their first and purest state, for as regards exemption we can assuredly say that from the beginning it was not so.
On the contrary, they tell you that if it were not this particular thing, they would speak and act differently; but that, as it is, if God did not forbid vengeance they would assuredly take it in the most signal manner.
Assuredly it is one thing to tell falsehoods once or twice, lightly and thoughtlessly, and in matters of small importance; and another to take delight in lying and to cling fondly to this sort of sin.
Camus would assuredly have been transferred to some much more important See.
Not until I have lived almost a year in the capital do you receive a letter from me, and yet you were most assuredly perpetually in my liveliest memory.
According to our conviction this was also the case with Beethoven, and most assuredly the famous love-letter was addressed to the object of a wise and honorable love which had taken control over him.
This work most assuredly was never "secretly given to the public.
Punto was still in Munich in 1800, and since the work seems assuredly to have been designed for him, there is equal certainty that it was composed in that year.
Worse of all, her old childish panic had taken hold of her once more; her knees trembled beneath her, as she remembered that she must pass the spy, who would assuredly still be keeping watch in Guilford Terrace.
The midshipman kept close to his companion, and marvelled how assuredly the latter walked along, for he himself could see nothing.
The thought of Richard Horton, awaiting the court martial, which would assuredly award him the sentence of death for his treachery, was constantly in his mind.
Firmness, and that the people of Leghorn should know the person commanding, will most assuredlyhave a great effect.
There she used to receive Lord Dannisburgh; innocently, no doubt-assuredly quite innocently; and her husband had quitted the district.
It struck him that she was endeavouring to assume a composure which she assuredly did not possess.
I am on my way to the country where I concluded I should be safest against those means of, shall I say, retribution, or vengeance, which will assuredly be used against me.
For although the Sauages were returned by this time vnto their villages, yet they succoured vs with nothing but certaine fish, without which assuredly wee had perished with famine.
The King was advised and of himselfe disposed, as a ready meane to haue assuredly brought vs to ruine in the moneth of March 1586.
And thus much concerning the first sort of planting, which as I assuredly hope, so I most heartily pray may take effect and place.
Most assuredly the circumstances which precede the emancipation, cannot be brought forward in support of the necessity thereof.
To set the slave afloat at once would, I really believe, be productive of much inconvenience and mischief, but by degrees it certainly might and assuredly ought to be effected; and that too by legislative authority.
The cellars were doubtless below these offices; but the wine-cellars would assuredly be locked, and she had to search for the keys.
I am growing almost as sober as my solemn spouse, who will ever be railing at the King and the Duke, and even more bitterly at the favourite, his Grace of Buckingham, who is assuredly one of the most agreeable men in London.
The central purpose of a work of fiction isassuredly the portrayal of human passions.
The next day we reached Turkey Creek at sunset, and would assuredly not have camped, but ridden home without resting had not our cattle been so fatigued.
Crossing these low mountain spurs, we passed through many extensive valleys with excellent soil, firewood, especially oak, and abundant water, which assuredly ere long will be sought by civilization advancing from the East.
Madame was assuredlyat home, she was in fact engaged at that moment with a model.
Assuredly not," he answered gravely, "when there is a man at hand who is so anxious to offer his escort as I.
A sudden passion surged in his veins, a passion which, although at the time he could not have classified it, was assuredly a passion of jealousy!
Whoever killed these men will assuredly be hanged if they are caught.
He constantly reproved faults in others, and he was most assuredly too good a man not to have corrected and amended his own, had they been known to him--but they were not.
The comfort was a letter from Miss Woodley--a letter, in which the subject of her love would most assuredly be mentioned, and in whatever terms, it would still be the means of delight.
And into the advertised softness some hardness assuredly would slip.
