I doubt not that however changed, you keep So much of what is graceful: and myself Would shun to break those bounds of courtesy In which as Arthur's Queen I move and rule: So cannot speak my mind.
And now she is dead I fear for thee from the Crafty One's perfidy and mischief; but my throat is choking and I cannot speak.
And indeed I fear for thee, O my cousin, from her malice; my heart is full of anguish for thee and I cannot speak.
And there will be the further finding hereafter, about which we cannot speak.
And the other side of the same principle works in some terrible ways that we cannot speak about.
I cannot speak to anything of that kind being done of my own knowledge.
I believe it has existed; but I cannot speak so positively about it on other estates.
Not to my knowledge; but I have not had that matter through my hands lately, and I cannot speak to it with certainty.
So be it, provided no allusion is made to the cause of our quarrel; for I warn you that I cannot speak of it and keep my head cool.
My darling, I cannot speak to you openly, unless you give me your word to do what I am going to ask you.
The Polish monarch, of whom I cannot speak in too favourable terms, was yet weak enough to listen to the slanderous reports against me, and refused to make my fortune.
I am so astonished,' said Ferdinand, 'that I cannot speak.
Hatton and I 'shook hands' on it we would say nothing to any one of our knowledge, and I cannot speak of it.
I--Mrs. Miller, forgive me, but it is a matter I cannot speak of.
Yes, two or three more, I regret to say, but I have not full particulars yet and cannot speak of them.
But I cannot speak of it, it brings my poor half-crazed father back to earth, and I see him again before me, a victim to his trust in a woman.
I cannot speak to private gossip on this subject, nor even to well-authenticated versions of his private life.
We cannot speak dispassionately of an influence that has been so dear to us.
At the time when the nomadic nation of the Hebrews entered Canaan, it first, so to speak, produced out of the ancient myth the first elements of a religion; we cannot speak of a system of religion existing in that age.
For this reason I have not discussed Jahveism till now; which will be approved by all who see that we cannot speak of ideas as existing and living until they appear as factors in the history of human thought.
However, we cannot speak here of any exact number of years, but only indicate in general terms periods of various classes of culture.
We cannot speak of a consciousness of God, a sensus numinis, as existing in the earliest Mythological period.
And so long as a man breathes, he cannot speak, he offers all the while his speech in his breath.
In short, Sir, I cannot speak my Mind freely to him, but I either swell or rage, or do something that is not fit for a civil Woman to hear.
If I observe he cannot speak, Ill give him time to recover himself, and ask him how he does.
My lord, believe me, though I cannot speak," he choked and turned away.
And from my brain to my dull brow The heavy tears gather and flow: I cannot speak: Oh, let me weep!
Will you deign to meet me then, and hear my words, for here I cannot speak them?
We know not--we cannot speak," answered the foremost of the party.
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