Amongs the Greeces Homer was 5 A Poett mouche renownde, Amongs the Latyns Vyrgilius Was beste of Poets founde.
I'd have had it at Alfred Place if I could, but I don't want Hastie and Robson there.
Robson, the Berkeley, my painfully marshalled statement, Pepper and Hastie and Campbell and all--these things had gone as completely out of my mind as if they had had no bearing at all on my life and fortunes.
Not hastie in making, but constant in keping any promise.
Hastie told a lie," said Jill; "and when Tom quotes his words to me, he tells lies.
You know that Hastie only spoke the solemn truth, Jill, and you has no call to round on Tom.
You whisper in this room one word of what Hastie said, and you'll feel my fist, I can tell you.
But vnto this mans oth the archbishop and the other lords were sohastie in giuing of credit.
All in the open hall amazed stood, 2 At suddeinnesse of that vnwarie sight, And wondred at his breathlesse hastie mood.
He turning taile, 6 Backe to the strond retyrd, and there still stayd, Awaiting passage, which him late did faile; 8 The whiles Cymochles with that wanton mayd The hastie heat of his auowd reuenge delayd.
He neuer stood, But bent his hastie course towards the idle flood.
Suddeinly out of his delightfull dreame 2 The man awoke, and would haue questiond more; But he would not endure that wofull theame 4 For to dilate at large, but vrged sore With percing words, and pittifull implore, 6 Him hastie to arise.
Then vp he tooke the slombred sencelesse corse, And ere he could out of his swowne awake, 8 Him to his castle brought with hastie forse, And in a Dongeon deepe him threw without remorse.
With which sad instrument of hastie death, 2 That wofull louer, loathing lenger light, A wide way made to let forth liuing breath.
Touching mettals: Copper is found in sundrie places, but with what gaine to the searchers, I haue not beene curious to enquire, nor they hastie to reueale.
In the Westerne-most parts of Cornwall, they carrie their Barley to the Mill, within eight or nine weekes from the time that they sowed it; such an hastie ripening do the bordering Seas afford.
And shall haue your will, because our King: Yet hastie Marriage seldome proueth well King.
Amongst other of his stuffe which he left behind him in that hastie departure, his signet was forgotten, and not missed till he came to saint Omers, whither he fled for his safegard.
Colonel Drayton Hastie From a photograph by The Carolina Arts and Crafts, Inc.
Early in the night word went about the camp that he was sick; and the first thing the next morning he called Hastie to his side, and inquired most anxiously if he had any skill in medicine.
The next morning he was manifestly worse, and Hastie himself began to display something of humane concern, so easily does even the pretence of doctoring awaken sympathy.
Hastie examined him; and being flattered, ignorant, and highly suspicious, knew not in the least whether the man was sick or malingering.
Hastie dismissed the most of what they had heard as nothing to the matter: what they wanted was the treasure.
Hastie was a good fellow, but he was rough, strong-fibred, with no imagination or sympathy.
There was no one on either side or above him, so that the interruption came certainly from the neighbour beneath--the same neighbour of whom Hastie had given so unsavory an account.
It was the day of the sculling match between Hastie and Mullins, and a stream of men were making their way down to the banks of the Isis.
I wouldn't have come out only Hastie is a friend of mine.
It seemed to Smith as he looked down upon him that he had never seen Nature's danger signals flying so plainly upon a man's countenance, and his thoughts turned more seriously to the warning which Hastie had given him an hour before.
He's not the same man he used to be, though I make free to say that he was never quite one of my gentlemen, like Mr. Hastie or yourself, sir.
Hastie nodded, and they relapsed into a contented silence.
Then his thoughts turned to this singular attack of which Hastiehad spoken, and to the grudge which Bellingham was said to owe the object of it.
John fervently hoped there would be no more to say on this subject, and when day after day went by without any reference to Hastie or Robert Leslie, John Callendar felt much relieved.
I have had a very serious talk with Robert Leslie; he is thinking of buying Alexander Hastie out.
This hastieforth goyng Had almost brought us all to utter undoing, It made me forget a thing most necessarie.
Though hastie reportes through surmises growyng, May of poore innocentes be utter overthrowyng, Yet bicause to thy maister thou hast a true hart, And I know mine owne truth, I forgive thee for my part.
Moreouer, your wit being too hastie in affirming things vnknowen, doth here also diminish your credite.
Which fellowes these writers (being otherwise men of excellent parts, and to whom learning is much indebted) haue followed with an ouer hastie iudgement.
Of which whenas they feasted had their fill, For a full complement of all their ill, They stole away, and tooke their hastie flight, Carried in clowdes of all-concealing night.
And eke the Moone her hastie steedes did stay, Drawing in teemes along the starrie skie; And didst, O monthly Virgin, thou delay Thy nightly course, to heare his melodie?
Early in the night, word went about the camp that he was sick; and the first thing the next morning he called Hastie to his side, and inquired most anxiously if he had any skill in medicine.
Hastie examined him; and being flattered, ignorant, and highly auspicious, knew not in the least whether the man was sick or malingering.
Then up he tooke the slombred sencelesse corse, And ere he could out of his swowne awake, Him to his castle brought with hastie forse, And in a Dongeon deepe him threw without remorse.
XXV All in the open hall amazed stood At suddeinnesse of that unwarie sight, And wondred at his breathlesse hastie mood.
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