Him sole except, it is our policy To entertain with wise indifference In brotherly equality all gods Of whatsoever nations of the earth.
Like hope have also these, and they will bear, Doubtless, supported, whatsoever ill Unmerited thou choosest to inflict.
Whatsoever ye would that men should do to you, do ye even so to them.
Attorney-General and because he wishes in the fullest way to state this deal, so that it may not be said that he keeps anything whatsoever back.
Only persons of the most scrupulous honour, who desired that nothing whatsoever should remain hid would, it was suggested, have thought necessary to mention it at all.
No one whatsoever that I can recall in the whole course of English letters had his amazing--I would almost say superhuman--capacity for parallelism.
So I beg of your Lordship, as I am in quiet and peaceful possession, that no house whatsoever be taken in my bishopric for religious without first seeking and obtaining my permission.
The difficulty is to understand what is meant by "public person" or "prince;" for it is plain that it is not lawful for every prince or judge whatsoever to wage war.
But when I heard a complaint of a pressure on religious liberty, to my astonishment, I find that there was no complaint whatsoever of the insufficiency of the act of King William, nor any attempt to make it more sufficient.
He became at length so confident of his force, so collected in his might, that he made no secret whatsoever of his dreadful resolution.
In whatsoever I can serve you, you may command me.
You will observe, therefore, signor, that whatsoever is done in this matter is independent of your will, if you choose to have it so.
The hideous injustice of a union with such a man she must not suffer, whatsoeverelse she suffer.
Whatsoever in a man's mind blossoms and expands to his own consciousness in mature life, must have pre-existed in germ during his infancy.
At all events, and whatsoever other tastes it courted and may have gratified, it won the favour of the highest audience.
So I used to fashion 'gangways' of my own; I used to descend the cliff at whatsoever point it pleased me, clinging to the lumps of sandy earth with the prehensile power of a spider-monkey.
Already she had begun to feel that she and she alone was responsible for whatsoever calamities might fall upon the helpless deserted girl she had sent away.
Moreover, when the city Jerusalem was taken by force, Titus Caesar persuaded me frequently to take whatsoever I would of the ruins of my country; and did that he gave me leave so to do.
They consisted of candlesticks made of Corinthian brass, and of royal tables, and of a great quantity of uncoined silver; and I resolved to preserve whatsoever came to my hand for the king.
And when I had pacified the multitude, I provided for the men that were come to us whatsoever it was they wanted, according to their usual way of living, and that in great plenty also.
Whatsoever I have, and whatsoever I can do, you may call as much your own as any Thing that you have the best Title to.
Medicine is a certain Portion in whatsoever Land a Man is; the Law is the Way to Preferment: But I like Divinity the best, saving that the Manners of some of the Professors of it, and the bitter Contentions that are among them, displease me.
Heaven grant that this Burthen you carry, whatsoeverit is, may have as easy an out-coming as it had an in-going.
Whatsoever is pious, and conduces to good Manners, ought not to be called profane.
Do you see that you manage the Matter vigorously, and I'll pray to God in the mean Time, that whatsoever be done, may be for both our good.
As certain as I am, that those Things the Prophets have foretold concerning Christ hitherto have come to pass, so certain I am, that whatsoever he would have us look for for the future, shall come to pass.
I do not promise you in Words, but I will in Reality perform whatsoever is to be expected from a real Friend, and one that heartily wishes you well.
The state of the case is this--I'm happy to take from humankind whatsoever I can get.
Whatsoever the reason that prompted him, he did not respond to Laxley's advances; and Laxley, disregarding him, dealt with Raikes alone.
John says: "Whitherso thou goest, and whatsoever thou doest, thy forehead and thy breast mark thou with the cross; for there is no other mark the fiend so greatly dreads.
And to this intent shall every Christian man clothe and feed his body; that it may the better serve his Lord, in whatsoever he does.
Do Thou hallow our hearts with grace of Thy Holy Ghost, and make us, whatsoever we do here, do Thy will, that we never separate from Thee, dear Lord.
So we, in this short time, whatsoever we do, we drive ever to our end.
He says[6] "Whatsoever ye shall ask the Father in My Name, He shall give it to you.
Then many begin a thing that they can never more bring to an end: then they suppose that they can dowhatsoever their heart is set on.
For whatsoever you have done amiss must be performed again, and yet again, until you reach the stature of the perfect man.
And then the judge will say, You served the sons of men, and whatsoever you have done for these, that you have done for me.
But retribution comes; forwhatsoever men shall do to other men the righteous Judge will do to them.
And you shall speak the words of Holy Breath, and whatsoever God requires of men as earnest of their faith in Christ, you shall make known.
There is a law of recompense that never fails, and it is summarized in that true rule of life: 6 Whatsoever man shall do to any other man some other man will do to him.
He boarded them by the year, but looked for his pay from the Good Samaritan, who had promised him, at His return, whatsoever charge he was at with them, faithfully to repay him.
Now, behold, the dirt, whatsoever they cast at him, would in a little time fall off again, and his garment would look as clear as if no dirt had been cast thereat.
Further, we vow and swear to protect and defend one another, in all times and places, against all attacks whatsoever touching the articles which are set forth in this covenant.
As any man in Illyria, whatsoever he be, under the degree of my betters; and yet I'll not compare with an old man.
Yet he clearly knew nothing whatsoever about railways, and was ignorant of the most salient facts in English history.
He had no intention whatsoever of being detected, though his method of action was simplicity itself.
The phantom bowed forward his head; we attempted to touch it, but our hands once more passed unopposed across the whole face and shoulders, without finding any trace whatsoever of mechanical resistance.
But the moment a mixture of the pausodyne with oil of vitriol and gum resin is presented to the nostrils, the animal instantaneously revives exactly as before, showing no evil effects whatsoever from its temporary simulation of death.
But I saw again from the cloud of doubt and bewilderment which came over his intelligent face that the name of Waterloo conveyed no idea whatsoever to his mind.
Bishop; and, whatsoever might be the merits of an insignificant controversy, his victory was clearly established by the silent confusion of Warburton and his slaves.
Whatsoever have been the fruits of my education, they must be ascribed to the fortunate banishment which placed me at Lausanne.
My father kept in his own hands the whole of the estate, and even rented some additional land; and whatsoever might be the balance of profit and loss, the farm supplied him with amusement and plenty.
All things therefore | as ye give, so shall | unto you, do ye whatsoever ye would | it be given.
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