One who will meek-ey'd Mercy's laws Oppose to Rigour's doubtful rule ... Nor quit the hapless Culprit's cause, Though sterner Judgements deem him fool.

I want you s'all give de nem of de indignan' scoundrel who meek some lies on you' paper about mon Père et ses amis!" "Ah-h!" said Dr. Mossy, in a tone of derision and anger.

Hinton was himself so meek a man that his desire did not rise to the height of expecting or looking for the beautiful or the good: he simply asked for something to know.

Then Gersíwaz pressed him more warmly, and represented how inconsistent, how unworthy of his illustrious lineage it would be to betray so meek a spirit, especially as he had a considerable army at his command, and could vindicate his dignity and his rights.

" Interviewer: Mrs. Bernice Bowden Person interviewed: Jesse Meeks 707 Elm Street, Pine Bluff, Arkansas Age: 76 Occupation: Minister "I am seventy-six. '

Between Boone and the Perley ladies, whose house was separated from "Acre Villa" by a wide lawn and hedge, there had always been the tacit enmity that wrong on one side and meek unreproach on the other breeds.