A luna au a o Poli-ahu;[503] Ahu walekai a o Wai-lua.
I hilahila wale ia no e oe; Nou no ka hale,[129] komo mai maloko.
Pomaikai au i kou aloha e noho nei; Ka haluku waleno ia a ka waimaka, Me he makamaka puka a la Ke aloha i ke kanaka, 10 E ho-iloli nei i ku'u nui kino.
They are both better off; saints in heaven, both of 'em; out of thiswale of tears.
On thee aft Scotland chows her cood, In souple scones, the wale o' food!
My Peggy sings sae saftly, And in her sangs are tauld, With innocence, the waleof sense, At wawking of the fauld.
Frae books, the wale of books, I gat some skill; These best can teach what's real good and ill.
Gu-gu ground his teeth impotently as the faint wale crept up and up.
Sidney, ruefully, and looking at thewale over his hands.
About one hour to the west of the spot where we passed the Wale are the ruins of a small castle, situated on the summit of a lower ridge of mountains; the Arabs call it Keraoum Abou el Hossein (Arabic).
In the valley of Wale a large party of Arabs Sherarat was encamped, Bedouins of the Arabian desert, who resort hither in summer for pasturage.
The Wale seems to be the same called Nahaliel in DAnvilles map, but this name is unknown to the Arabs; its source is not so far northward as in the map.
Between the Wady Zerka Mayn and the Wale is another small rivulet called Wady el Djebel (Arabic).
Having crossed the river we ascended the steep side of the mountain Houma (Arabic), WADY WALE [p.
Vertical staving was used to carry the wale around the stern.
He had his wale of seven sisters, Of lith, and lire, and limb so fair; But the loathly dame of the Hazelrig, She ruined his peace for evermair.
That chap that disna speak is ane o' the wale o' the Ha's: I ken him weel for a' his half visor.
For God layeth up His saints, as thewale and the choice of all the world, for Himself; and this is like Christ and His love.
Ye have the choice and waleof all lovers in heaven or out of heaven, when ye have Christ, the only delight of God His Father.
However it be, Christ is so good, I will have no other tutor, suppose I could have wale and choice of ten thousand beside.
I please myself in the choice of Christ; He is my wale in heaven and earth.
If ye get Christ, howbeit not the sweet and pleasant way ye would have Him, it is enough; for the Well-beloved cometh not our way; He must wale His own gate Himself.
Your Lord had the wale and choice of ten thousand other crosses beside this, to exercise you withal; but His wisdom and His love waled and choosed out this for you, beside them all.
But let it come; I rue not that I made Christ my wale and my choice; I think Him aye the longer the better.
Let us then be wise in our choice, and choose and wale our own blessedness, which is to trust in the Lord.
And therefore, let us hold with Christ, howbeit we might have our wale and will of a host of lovers, as many as three heavens could contain.
He was, moreover, a great eater: Hao wale i ka ai a me ka ia.
The designs on their catalogue by Wale and Hogarth demonstrated their intention to devote their revenue to the relief of the distressed.
The gallant Captain Wale fell, mortally wounded by two slugs, one of which passed through his beard into his throat, the other into his mouth.
The remains of the brave Captain Wale rest in the Moosabagh, a walled garden which formerly belonged to the Nawabs of Oudh, but which was confiscated from Wajid Ali, the last of that race, by the British Government.
In a few minutes, to the deep grief of his officers and men, by whom he was loved as few Commanding Officers are ever loved, poor Wale breathed his last.
Permission having been granted, the canoe came rapidly up to the side, and in the next minute, the tall heavy form of the settler stood distinctly defined against the lake, as he stepped on the gun-wale of the boat.
This precaution having been taken, the American was then handed over the gun-wale of the boat, and assisted up the flight of steps by the two British officers on whose arms he leaned.
And if she didn't kill him his mother would notice his scalp was gone, the next time she washed his head, and would wale him anyway.
Well, we talked it over, and Swatty made us promise never to tell any one he had been married, because if his mother knew it she would take him out in the stable and wale him with a strap.
Then draw the weaver through the wale and under the second row and up on that side; next wind about the handle bow again, back to the starting-point.
When the bow is covered, tuck the end of the weaver through the wale and under the second row and clip the end, leaving it just long enough to stay in place.
Take a long weaver; push one end of it through the wale under the second row.
Judith Walewas lifting the pail of hot water with which they had just washed the body.
