I can never be made to understand that the woman who, in presence of her father and brother, promised to be unto me a faithful wife, is not my true and lawful spouse.
You seem to intimate that I can never desire to speak with you, except to ask a favor.
I can never consent to such a disgraceful marriage for my son," cried Elizabeth-Charlotte to her husband.
He can never reproach me with weakness, for he, like myself, believes in the holiness of our union.
And if this is true, I can never assent to the doctrine that the rich man will be happy: he must be good as well as rich.
It may be made to bloom like the cabbage; it may spread out like an umbrella--it can never be large enough nor showy enough to suit us.
Certainly, it is so by its results, and these effects, whatever they may be, can never fail.
But it is very difficult, and, in fact, can never be completely done with regard to things really essential.
And by the time they left the tables, the emperor had drunk so much of the pleasing drink that he can never escape it influence.
To be sure, he is my son; but feel no concern, for unless he defeats you in battle, he can never do you the slightest harm against my will.
But you need not be concerned with that, for itcan never do you any good; you will never see inside of it; for it would require seven strong men to raise the lid of stone, if any one wished to open it.
But there is no doubt that the chief pleasure of their life in New York was from its quality of foreignness: the flavor of olives, which, once tasted, can never be forgotten.
When I reflect what a complex and sophisticated being I am, I'm afraid I can never come to anything in art.
If it be cut money, it is thrown to the bottom of deep water, or where it can never be found.
Such an inference, in default of direct evidence as to how the priesthood did actually arise, can never amount to demonstration.
We onlookers held our breath, for in an instant was such a scene as we can never hope to see again.
I tell you, Your Honour, that it was a lesson in self-respect which anyone who saw it can never forget.
And this is precisely one of those devotions that we can never repay.
These two conflicts I have suffered have so subdued my strength that I can never endure a third.
Nay more; a foreign minister, I will maintain it, can never be a good man of business if he is not an agreeable man of pleasure too.
On the other hand, a company consisting entirely of people of very low condition, whatever their merit or parts may be, can never be called good company; and consequently should not be much frequented, though by no means despised.
For certainly it can never belong to any Athenian to be in such enmity and hostility with the Muses.
For that is not always true which Sophocles saith, that From evil acts good words can never come.
But because the Law of Nature is eternall, Violation of Covenants, Ingratitude, Arrogance, and all Facts contrary to any Morall vertue, can never cease to be Sinne.
And therefore he which performeth first, does but betray himselfe to his enemy; contrary to the Right (he can never abandon) of defending his life, and means of living.
For it can never be that Warre shall preserve life, and Peace destroy it.
Because I can never keep my gravity at you five minutes on end, you must not dream I do not love you very well: I am all love and laughter, every time I cast an eye on you!
Well, she was a widow; and I can never be thinking a widow a good woman.
There's few people that has had more experience than Alan Breck: and I can never call to mind to have heard tell of a lassie like this one of yours.
The imprecatory expressions which he made use of can neverbe copied by a feminine pen.
And now ensued a combat so terrible, that a weak female hand, like that of her who pens this tale of chivalry, can never hope to do justice to the terrific theme.
No, my king, this idea of a Pantheon, a universal house of worship, can never be realized.
I have no use for these lights; I can never hope to profit by them.
Do you mean to intimate that my strength and power are broken, and that I can never recover my realm?
No, sire, I will tell you of an injury, the bitterest I ever experienced, and which I can never forget.
The Muses demand solitude and rest for the soul, and that I can never consecrate to them.
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