THE HISTORY OF NOAH THE RAINBOW HERE FOLLOWETH THE LIFE OF ABRAHAM HERE BEGINNETH

Fear of the tide-like darkness That followeth close behind, And hope to make thee journey on In the journey of the mind.

That man whose faith showeth itself and putteth itself forth in its several conditions, agreeably to, the faith of Abraham, that man that followeth the footsteps of the faith of Abraham, let him be esteemed a faithful man, let him be reckoned for a true believer.

A fantastic humour possesseth him of spurning at piety and soberness; he inconsiderately followeth a herd of wild fops, he affecteth to play the ape.

FOLLOWETH THE HISTORY OF JOB THE DESTRUCTION OF SENNACHERIB HERE FOLLOWETH THE HISTORY OF TOBIT

I deny not, that in the opening of a concert, I have experienced something vastly lulling and agreeable:afterwards followeth the languor, and the oppression.

He that is always cheerful and strong, brave and truthful and mild, and of subdued senses, and who followeth his master like his shadow, is alone worthy to dwell in a royal household.

Since we were joined in ties of eternal wedlock, now two short years ago, my heart hath followed thee, even as its shadow followeth an object, inseparably bound heart to heart, loving and being loved.

Without lot in trouble hath there been never any yet, neither shall be: yet still the ancient bliss of Battos followeth the race, albeit with various fortune; a bulwark is it to the city, and to strangers a most welcome light.

So the fair speech of Cyprus echoeth around the name of Kinyras, him whom Apollo of the golden hair loved fervently, and who dwelt a priest in the house of Aphrodite: for to such praise are men moved by the thankfulness that followeth the recompense of friendly acts.

the Albatross proveth a bird of good omen, and followeth the ship as it returned northward through fog and floating ice.

For if it be true (as can not be denied, the reasons being so strong, and arguments so plain) that every son of Abraham followeth the steps of Abraham, then here you may clearly perceive who it is that hath saving faith indeed, who they be that are true saints and the sons of Abraham.

" PART III The Madness of Sir Tristram Here followeth the story of how Sir Tristram was driven out of Cornwall and of how he went mad because of his troubles.

There is, farther, a certain herb which followeth the sun, and removes after it, which is a strange and marvellous thing.

He that hateth thee hateth me as well, and he that followeth thee followeth me!

I pray thee, sweete wench, amongst all your sweete troope, is there not one that followeth the sweetest thing, sweet love?

Like a pearl on its string, or a bull held fast by the cord passing through its nose, or a tree fallen from the bank into the middle of the stream, every creature followeth the command of the Creator, because imbued with His Spirit and because established in Him.