Verily, she deserveth to be cherished by us like a mother, and regarded like an elder sister.
He is a descendant of the Persian Kings; his name is Ali son of Bakkar and the stranger deserveth honour.
I will do no hurt to him nor let any harm him; nay, from all of evil will I ransom him, for this fair face deserveth not but that folk should gaze upon it and for it praise the Lord.
Said Abu Tammam, "He deserveth that his lord guard not his honour.
Whosoever is busied in the Law for the Law's sake deserveth many things; and not only so, but he is worth the whole world.
He that deservethit by way of penalty may be penally used.
Behave not yourselves towards them with unreverence and contempt, in titles, speeches, or any behaviour: if the worth of their persons deserve not honour, yet their place deserveth it.
For if she know the laws and magistrate to be so unjust, as to punish a fault with death, which deserveth it not, she is not to tell such a magistrate, but to preserve her neighbours' safety by some other way of intimation.
For he that will love a life of poverty and misery better than heaven, deserveth indeed to go without it, much more than he that preferreth a life of plenty and prosperity before it.
Art thou not yet convinced which best deserveth it, and which will be best to it?
Had God made thee an idiot, or mad and lunatic, thy case had been to be pitied: but to make thyself mad, and despise thy manhood, deserveth punishment.
The glorifying of God, being the end of man and the whole creation, must be the highest duty of our lives; and thereforedeserveth our distinct consideration.
It is the saying of Basil; Involuntary madness deserveth compassion, but voluntary madness, the sharpest whips.
Tell me, dost thou think the devil deserveth to be called a murderer of souls?
Let malice itself say the worst, without notorious impudence, against him: what hath he ever done that deserveth thy disaffection and neglect?
You will confess, that this is horrid wickedness, where it is found, and well deserveth damnation: take heed lest thy own confession judge thee.
Which is so great and dangerous a sin, partaking of so much impiety, hypocrisy, and pride, as that it deserveth a special place in my directions, and in all watchfulness and consideration to escape it.
It deserveth more of my time than he: it is more worthy of my delight and love.
There are so many observations that should here be taken in, and so much of a man's life and peace is concerned in it, that it deserveth a treatise by itself.
And remember how good a Master you serve; for whom you are certain that you can never do too much; nor so much as he deserveth of you; nor will he ever suffer you to be losers by him.
No living wight is he, yet, in honour he abides; * Nor dead yet he deserveth that Allah him assain.
This is plain, for that the least sin deserveth hell; which is worse than all the plagues that are on earth.
For the second and third, you see he disputeth against our religion; and for the treason he hath confessed, he deserveth to die the death.
Why, all men will cry out this is base, this is worthy of great rebuke; such a son, such a servant deserveth to be shut out of doors, and so made to learn better breeding by want and hardship.
And I say again, if one sin, the least sin deserveth all these things, what thinkest thou do all thy sins deserve?
Suppose I give a man materials, even all materials that are necessary to the completing of such or such a thing; yet if he worketh, though the materials be mine, I am to him a debtor, and he deserveth a reward.
Let they themselves be judges, if aught they find in my writing or preaching doth render me worthy of almost twelve years' imprisonment, or one that deserveth to be hanged or banished for ever, according to their tremendous sentence.
This is a frame and condition that deserveth not only to stand in the Word of God for Paul's everlasting praise, but to be a provoking argument to all that read or hear thereof, to follow the same steps.
This world deserveth nothing but the outer court of our soul.
But I am wo[213] that many of you find a new wisdom, which deserveth not such a name.
Shall I not think that my Lord Jesus, who deserveth His own place very well, will take His own place upon Him as it becometh Him, and that He will fill His own chair?
But their sin is, that they love their inability to come to Christ; and he who loveth his chains, deserveth chains.
Doth it beseem that man to aggravate or revenge his little injuries, who deserveth damnation, and forfeiteth his soul every day and hour?
And if, indeed, the crime be such as deserveth death, you may be the executioner when the law alloweth it.
That it be done injuriously, to one who deserveth it not, in the particular which is the cause.
In that defaut what-ever he be that fal Deserveth more than deth to suffre twyse!
What best deserveth mention here is this: That Mordred vanquish’d trusted to his flight, That Arthur eachwhere victor is return’d.
LVI "But if it be his trunk whom I believe, A nobler tomb his worth deserveth well.
And again, 'Whoso confideth himself to his foedeserveth his own destruction.
Then she said to the Queen, 'O my mother, do thou honour him as deserveth he who saved my virtue.
Then said he, "By Allah, verily my daughter was lost, so that this youth well deserveth her.
Quoth the Sultan, "By Allah, this wight deserveth an aidance for that he paid down for thee an hundred dinars and he hath presented thee in free gift to me.
Despise thy wealth, but not thyself: yet bestow not wealth save upon him who deserveth it.
I answer, The testimony of Socrates deservethmore credit than the Bishop’s naked conclusion.
This discourse of his cannot satisfy the attentive reader, but deserveth certain animadversions.
The lady, meantime, was on a tower, whence she might well behold her men and their followers; she seeth her lovers bear themselves right bravely, and which among them deserveth best she knoweth not.
Yet he that deserveth to be excommunicated from one church, deserveth to be excommunicated by and from all, if it be upon a cause common to all; or that nullifieth his christianity.
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