With her charge, however, this could never be said to be the case, Emily knew her heart, felt her love, and revered her principles too deeply, to throw away an admonition, or disregard a precept, that fell from lips she knew never spoke idly or without consideration.

He was, indeed, one of the best men that ever lived, universally revered while living, and equally mourned when he died.

He was so good a man, and so profoundly revered by the Athenians, that they intrusted to him the keys of their citadel.

"Vasari's and Cellini's criticisms of a master they both honestly revered may suffice to illustrate the false method adopted by these mimics of Michelangelo's ideal.

And let me say that the man of our days whose writings exemplify most thoroughly what I am going to say is the justly revered Mr. Thomas Carlyle.

C.O. Müller alludes to it in the following (II., 304): "Little as the Athenians esteemed their own women, they involuntarily revered the heroines of Sparta, such as Gorgo, the wife of Leonidas; Lampito, the daughter of Leotychidas, the wife of Archidamus and mother of Agis.

If she had sinned, she prayed for forgiveness, and declared in solitude, to One whom she could not deceive, how unintentional was the trespass; if she were only misapprehended, she supplicated for comfort and consolation, for support under the heaviest visitation she had yet experienced, the displeasure of that earthly parent whom she revered only second to her heavenly Father.

Mabel worshiped him; Ernie silently revered; Evelyn with all of her growing peculiarities acknowledged he had merit; and Mrs. Austin regarded him with mingled awe and affection, for to her he was singularly kind and affectionate.

Mr. Rogers's claim to deride highly spiritual truth, barely because I revere it, is a union of inhumanity and impiety.

In an era remarkable for patriotic self-sacrifice, he became infamous for treasonable ambition; among a phalanx of statesmen illustrious for directness and integrity, he pursued the tortuous path of perfidious intrigue; in a community where the sanctities of domestic life were unusually revered, he bore the stigma of unscrupulous libertinism.

Krishna is frequently recognized to be God and is continually revered and respected as a man.

"I remain, your deservedly revered brother, "A.J.M." A postscript followed, from Crayshaw: "What this fellow says is quite right, our letters are worth three of yours.

" It is the common mistake which gathers a nimbus of mystic sense around every book excessively revered.

Beneath, the donor's name is placed, And lower still we read In characters, now half effaced, The motive for his deed; "Onesimus this altar reared To One he gratefully revered.