He will favor and prosper some, in order to further his own designs; and he will bring trouble upon others, and lead men to believe that it is God who is afflicting them.
And thou wast exceeding beautiful, and thou didst prosper into a kingdom.
Now take your goods, and the profit I have made for you upon them, and may you prosper in future.
May all good fortuneprosper you, May you have health and riches too, May you succeed in all you do!
Prosper Merimee, but he also refused to accept the power offered to him by Gambetta, Favre, Jules Simon, etc.
I give you God's blessing and mine, and I hope he will prosper you.
None took the narrow stair as wondering How did his chisel prosper in the stone, Unvisited his labour and forgot.
A Carmen, the real Carmen of Prosper Merimee glowed, vibrated, lived and died with passion on a white screen.
Lord shall prosper through His hand,--which, in the sequel, is enlarged upon.
Other Communities do notprosper as well, because they are composed too much of one nation.
And here I stand again to bid God prosper the just heir of Ellangowan that will soon be brought to his own.
It was finished; this was the end of it--and thus did Geoffrey prosper Owen Davies's suit.
She had made her prayer, and if she prayed again it should be for Geoffrey, that he might prosper and be happy--that he might forgive the trouble her love had brought into his life.
However, he said, they ought to deliberate among themselves, and he joined with them in praying the gods that in recompense of their former courage and goodwill, they would prosper their present determinations.
The Jews are God's servants; they are engaged in His work; they know He will prosper them; therefore they most certainly will not stay their hand for all the gibes and taunts of their neighbours.
Now farewell, Leda's children: prosperaye The songs I sing.
I hold that the competition among them is too severe for them to face the present state of West Africa and prosper as men should who run so great a risk of early death as the West Coast trader runs.
And there is but one thing they can prosper on--for there is but one feeding ground for them and all the thousands of English men, women and children dependent on them--the open market of the World.
For I am as sure as I am of anything connected with a minister's life, that a minister's own soul will prosper largely in the measure that the souls of his people prosper through his pastoral work.
For think not you will prosper in your villany--I hate you!
I have seen nothing prosper yet with which you had any thing to do; and I dare prophesy that those people will never know peace or happiness where you are suffered to meddle.
Put not thy hand to any business, for thou wilt not prosper therein.
With the half of my kingdom," answered the Khalif; and Ibn es Semmak said, "Drink and God prosper it to thee!
The vizier bowed his head awhile, then raised it and said, "God prosper the king!
In earlier days, or from 1813, Don Antonio lived on the San Antonio Ranch near what is now Compton; and so well did he prosper there that eleven leagues were not enough for the support of his cattle and flocks.
The fact is that such was the peculiar public spirit animating these early settlers that no one could live and prosper at the Monte who was not extremely virile and ready for any dare-devil emergency.
So quickly did he prosperthat he was soon able to buy a piece of land, as well as a horse and wagon.
Louis Robidoux, who had continued to prosper as a ranchero, died in 1868 at the age of seventy-seven years.
Olney of Oakland and Frank Ey, Mayor of Santa Ana, have so caused the work to prosper that at the present time much of the original highway is about to be incorporated with the good State roads of California.
I hope God will prosper your union, and make my dear girl happy at last.
When Prosper and Hilary appealed to the Bishop of Rome, they doubtless expected that he would favour the system of Augustine, and condemn the Semi-pelagians (modern E.
Prosper of Acquitania was a devoted friend and admirer of Augustine, and not wishing to be charged with propagating new views, wrote to the Bishop of Hippo (Augustine) desiring to know how he could refute the charge of novelty.
We shall be soon on board, and may God prosper our voyage in every stage of it as much as at the beginning, and send to you, my dear children, and all my friends, the choicest of blessings!
We shall never prosper till we fall upon some method to extirpate that blood-thirsty set of men.
