-
expressed through poetry in his "Sonnet to a
Stilton Cheese": Stilton, thou
shouldst be
living at this hour And so thou art. Nor
losest grace thereby; England...
- thing, to
stand forth against me? No easy foe I tell thee, am I, that thou
shouldst vie with me in might,
albeit thou
bearest the bow,
since it was against...
- placed.
Yield not an inch to a neighbour,
though he ask thee, lest thou
shouldst seem to
value man
above Jupiter." Fishwick,
Duncan (1987). "Seneca and...
- Cúchulainn. "Because," says the damsel, "he
deems it
excellent that thou
shouldst be an
addition to his
tribute in this year
rather than in any
other year...
- "Beginning and end, on a circle's cir****ference, are common"; and "Thou
shouldst unite things whole and
things not whole, that
which tends to
unite and...
- heart, he
would say, "Thou
showed thyself to Ramprasad, Mother, why then
shouldst Thou not
reveal Thyself to me? I don't want wealth, friends, relatives...
- appearance. Thou
shouldst not be a
drunkard or a
sinful man nor
shouldst thou ****ociate with the
abettors of crimes. Thou
shouldst speak words that are...
-
Corinthians 8:2 : "Prefer to seem to know nothing; and if to any thou
shouldst seem to be somebody,
distrust thyself";
similarly Socrates, in Plato's...
- thou sell not this
alabaster box of spikenard-ointment,
although thou
shouldst be
offered three hundred pence for it. Now this is that alabaster-box which...
- thou sell not this
alabaster box of spikenard-ointment,
although thou
shouldst be
offered three hundred pence for it." Now this is that alabaster-box...
