The evangelical princes had been denied a hearing by King Ferdinand; but they were to be granted an opportunity to present their cause in the presence of the emperor and the assembled dignitaries of church and state.
Germany, and the emissaries of Rome hastened to present their congratulations, and induce the monarch to employ his power against the Reformation.
So Christians are bidden to present their bodies, “a living sacrifice, holy, acceptable unto God.
The people stared at such an exhibition; and I announced that the delegates were going down to Palace-yard, to get Lord Cochrane to present their petitions.
Besides," added I, "I deny the possibility of your getting from your house, without your previously consenting to present their petitions.
The various officials in the Kuang Lu temple bade me present their compliments to you, father.
Every one hastened to manifest his love and sympathy for the queen, and all classes had sent in requests for permission to choose committees to present their congratulations to her majesty.
And all these gentlemen had come to present their respects to the man who had routed their army, driven their king and queen from the capital, and transformed their city into a French prefecture.
The municipal officers of the small town were standing in front of the post-office to present their respects.
Equally solicitous to pay every valid claim, and to avoid the payment of unjust ones, they began even during the war to call upon all claimants to present their demands--to furnish abstracts when the case was not ready to be proved up.
At present their entrance is prohibited by laws amply adequate to accomplish this purpose.
I desire now that the opponents of the bill should have the fullest opportunity, at the earliest possible moment, to present their views to the committee.
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