And how their hearts go pit-a-pat, and look for it!
Or Daughter, pinch their hearts apieces with it, I'll wait upon your grace.
In such a desperate cause, a little stream Of blood might purge the foulness of their hearts If you'll prevent a deluge.
This minute shall Declare it, my Seleucus, our hearts swell'd With joy, with duty rather, oh my boy!
And with those hearts that serve my God, demolish Your shambles of wild worships.
Why, I had rather all their hearts should fail, Than I stay here until my purse fail me.
The hearts of both are filled with pride at your brave deeds.
That you may the better understand the spirit of patriotism that fills the hearts of all these little French children, I will tell you the story of little Pierre," said the captain.
One afternoon the warning came, and, while expected, it was a shock to the people and their hearts were filled with fear.
When each Man did expect his turn was next, O then our Hearts with sorrow was perplext.
With heavy Hearts unto Hide Park we came, To chuse a place whereas we might remain: Our Ground we view’d, then streight to work we fall, And build up Houses without any Wall.
While you sit there and calmly wash, The noblest heartsin France are bleeding!
Come, then, Endure undreamed humility: Lord of Heaven, Come to our ignorant hearts and be forgiven.
Types can give no intimation of the soft and tender tones, yet calm and manly withal, that filled the Court room, and, I think touched the hearts of many who had come only to rejoice at the heaviest blow their victim was to suffer.
Their "hearts throbbed" with a single mighty purpose--an ambition worthy of the desperation of their adventure.
The storm of passion awakened by the outrages there, swept by the malignant winds of revenge, spread and lighted the fires of partisan spirit and partisan hate in the hearts of the Free-State men, to the borders of the remotest prairie.
It is right that a God so pure should only reveal Himself to those whose heartsare purified.
And if the poet's hand be strong To weave the web of a deathless song, And if a master guide the pen To words that reach the hearts of men, And if the ear and the touch be true, It's the easiest thing in the world to do!
A gambler she, whose arts entrance, Whose victims yield without demur; Content to play Love's game of chance And lose their hearts to her.
WERE ALL THE WORLD LIKE YOU Were all the world like you, my dear, Were all the world like you, Oh, there'd be darts in all our hearts From sunset to the dew.
When it was opened all inside laughed; as they laughed, Fin could see their hearts and livers they were so glad.
He had not gone very far before he saw Alice of Wonderland and the Queen of Hearts playing croquet on a grassy place.
But I must go now, for I have to find the tarts for the Queen of Hearts who is always losing hers.
I have to hurry on to help the Queen ofHearts put sugared cheese on the blackberry tarts for the King's birthday.
Oh, I've just been ordered by the Queen of Hearts to get up a tea party right away for Alice, who is expected any minute," went on the Hatter.
With beating hearts they rowed silently around the bow of the vessel.
The labours, dangers, and exposure of men, had given them the hearts of men.
The boys gazed at each other in dismay; their hearts beat hard, and their breath grew short.
We were nine tenths of the way over the bridge, with hope springing in our tired hearts at each step.
We thought they were in Holland, and they beckoned to our tiredhearts like the lights of home.
The night clouded up, too, and we pushed along with thankful hearts that the old man with the dog knew when to keep quiet.
Then three shots rang out, and it seemed as if our hearts stopped beating--but we kept on going!
It was the first real glimpse the girls had had of the man who had come back in the old Frank's place, and with all their hearts they admired him.
She was thinking of Allen Washburn and the wonderful time they had had that never-to-be-forgotten summer-- before the war had come to separate them and make their hearts ache.
And so, leaving the cars where they were, the girls approached the house with shaking knees and hearts that hammered their fear aloud.
After an hour of vain search, however, they were forced to conclude that the old man was indeed dead, and so reluctantly and with heavy hearts they turned their steps back toward Wild Rose Lodge.
Both Amy and Grace felt a breathless little tug at their hearts at the joyful challenge in Betty's words, but Mollie, with a perverseness that was sometimes characteristic of her, refused to be too happy.
Something swelled in the girls' hearts and for a moment they could not speak.
And many of the soldier-boys had sad hearts under their brave faces.
As was said of him long ago by General Henry Lee, he was and is, "first in war, first in peace, and first in the hearts of his countrymen.
The news of his death filled all American hearts with grief.
Our hearts beat more steadily again, but there was a greater danger, of which he had warned us, but which we had not had time to contemplate.
To lie under the condemnation of that goblin face, without the possibility of pleading even the mercy that our hearts instinctively grant to the smallest mite of fellow life on our own planet!
But there was one thing which even he had overlooked, and it struck to our hearts when we became aware of it.
With our hearts sore for Juba, we had completed our preparations for departure within six hours after his tragic death.
The Lord poured out His Spirit upon us, and the brethren began to confess their faults one to the other, and the congregation was soon overwhelmed in tears, and some of our hearts were too big for utterance.
Our hearts and tongues shall join in one, To praise the Father and the Son; While all the heavens shall shout again, And all creation say, Amen.
Therefore, let not your hearts faint, for I say unto you as I said unto your fathers, mine angel shall go up before you, but not my presence; 20.
Men who have no principle of righteousness in themselves, and whose hearts are full of iniquity, and have no desire for the principles of truth, do not understand the word of truth when they hear it.
Our hearts rejoiced, and we were comforted with the Holy Spirit.
This entirely won the hearts of the Galician ladies; they openly took her under their protection.
Farm hands also have hearts and can love beautiful objects.
If your name is to live at all, it is so much more to have it live in people's hearts than only in their brains!
What is the secret of the profound interest which "Darwinism" has excited in the minds and hearts of more persons than dare to confess their doubts and hopes?
Yet, their dirt and desolation notwithstanding, can we not almost find it in our hearts to regret these London byways of a past age?
On all hearts not utterly corrupt, the thoughts that come by the graves of the departed fall like dew from heaven, and quicken into life purer and higher resolves.
So that the curses of the sacristans at their work, the prayers of penitents at the altar, the wailing of breaking hearts bowed on the pavement through many years, are all recorded mysteriously, in these rocky walls.
Yet in these heavy days it is not the Redeemer whose sufferings and death most nearly touch the hearts of the faithful.
These magnanimous hearts were fit company for the saints they drew.
It partook of the character of religious worship, and left untouched and untamed in their savage hearts the instinct of resistance to all earthly claims of authority.
But the Spanish people still hold it to their hearts and refuse to be weaned from it.
Y leads fourth-best; Z echoes; but as the cards lie, it so happens that the position of the hearts would be independently marked after Trick 5.
The queen of hearts must be in Z's hand, as A returned the four and now plays the two, and Y renounces.
The king of hearts is most probably in B's hand, as it is not likely that B has only one heart, and with queen and small ones B would pass.
He wants two more tricks besides his ace ofhearts to save the game.
It is now clear that Y led from five hearts originally (see his lead, Trick 3, and p.
It is clear, therefore, if A has the lead after the second round of hearts (when he must lead a diamond), he loses the game.
He might have noticed that his best chance of winning the game is for A to hold only winning hearts and a losing club; and this being so, Y should not lead a diamond.
Bricks and mortar and cut stones tend to the revelation of but few secrets, but the evening twilight, the crescent moon, the morning dawn, the forest shade, and the noonday repose are persuasive openers of hearts and weavers of sympathy.
Yes, forty negro soldiers, Whose hearts were heartsof steel, Who had fought in the cause of freedom, Who had died for their country's weal.
Let us, then, prepare our hearts and bodies to fight under a holy obedience to these precepts; and if it is not always possible for nature to obey, let us ask the Lord that He would deign to give us the succor of His grace.
O God of Battailes, steele my Souldiers hearts, Possesse them not with feare: Take from them now The sence of reckning of th' opposed numbers: Pluck their hearts from them.
True: those that were your Fathers enemies, Haue steep'd their gauls in hony, and do serue you With hearts create of duty, and of zeale King.
Let filial hearts render unto earthly love that which is due, but see that thou, child of God, render also unto God the things which are God's.
Perhaps there were others--very likely there were--who sang with grace in their hearts unto the Lord, but it certainly looked as though that were no object in their selection.
Their hearts burned at the love that longed for them to be with Him and to see His glory.
These are like the lights in the city, Winnie, but there is a day-star in our hearts that is foretelling the perfect day.
The machinery of the meeting moved smoothly, and George Frothingham sang with much feeling, "If with all your hearts ye truly seek Him.
It touched hearts with a sense of undefined sorrow and longing.
Ah, friends, since the object is so dear to Him, where are our hearts that we think of it so coldly!
The choir rendered an anthem in process of time, and Winifred studied their faces earnestly, wondering if any thought of reality was in their hearts as they sang.
Our trio of young people who had entered a life of worship found their hearts impelling them toward fields of service also.
But now as she read: "Oh, sweet and blessed country That eager hearts expect!
His coming gave her pleasure always, and it was anticipated with a shy new consciousness since the night they had read each other's hearts more certainly through the tell-tale windows of their eyes.
I hope you all sang 'with grace in your hearts unto the Lord.
Open our eyes to see how we may serve Thee, and strengthen our hearts to bear--nay, to love!
