The True Word had very little influence either on the mutual relations of Church and State, or on classical literature.
Opinion at one time inclined to the view that the True Word was written in Rome, but the evidence (wholly internal) points much more decisively to an Egyptian, and in particular an Alexandrian origin.
When we remember that only about one-tenth of the True Word is really lost and that about three-quarters of what we have is verbatim text, it would be ungracious to carp at the method.
True Word of a Mason finds a meaning in the Ineffable Name of Deity, 697-m.
True Word discovered by the aid of the Tetractys, 88-m.
Tetractys leads to study of numbers, Kabalah, True Word, 88-m.
That's a true word, Tommy," said Billy Waters, who did not often agree with the big sailor.
That's a true word," said one of the men, and several others agreed.
That's a true word, Old Daddy," assented the schoolmaster, who had ceased to be a Nimrod since devoting himself to teaching the young idea how to shoot.
The teacher elevated his grizzled eyebrows, and Ike said, "I kem hyar ter ax ye ef that be a true word.
That air a true word 'bout'n dad, ennyhow," Ben assented bitterly.
That is a true word," decided Padre Andreas, "a major-domo of evil mind at Linda Vista could take the gold and send north whatever unruly vagabonds he had wished to be free from.
The name of the man was not spoke by him, also he said a true word of brands on herds--these days.
That is a true word," muttered Wayne, and would have said more, but checked himself.
It was a true word I spoke," muttered the Lean Man, as he rode at a foot-pace up the hill.
That is a true word, I warrant, for Hell holds none of our breed.
And when Wulnoth heard that he answered-- "Now, that is a true word and a wise, O Prince.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "true word" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
