Hang Love, for I will never pine For any Man alive; Nor shall this jolly Heart of mine The thoughts of it receive; I will not purchase Slavery At such a dangerous rate; But glory in my Liberty, And laugh at Love and Fate.

This practice seemed in effect to be designed more with the object of keeping our people at home in the dark, of forbidding them glory in the deeds of their children and brothers, than of preventing information reaching the enemy.

'Tis by the luscious fruit We know the tree, and glory in its ripeness!

I see you glory in being so, but I shall not reproach you but shall stick to my side of the bargain, and you must stick to yours.

There is a glory in yielding, that hardly any violent spirit can judge of.

In no respect does he glory in this retribution: he is sad; he is oppressed; he is filled with grief, especially in view of the prevailing infatuation.

These carcases on either hand, Those bones that whiten all the land, My former deeds and triumphs tell, Beneath these jaws what numbers fell.' 60 'True,' says the man, 'the strength I saw Might well the brutal nation awe: But shall a monarch, brave like you, Place glory in so false a view?

This is the more remarkable, as the Americans entertain high notions of refinement, and yet, paradoxical as it may appear, seem to glory in their contempt of good manners.

And often travellers passed us in the desert, coming from the City of Marvel, and there was a light and a glory in their eyes from having seen Babbulkund.

In the rest that I have said about him I have not been speaking in a spirit of vainglory , nor has that been your state of mind in listening; but I intended that his many noble achievements might obtain an ever memorable glory in your souls.

Dan understood as he stared into the yellow green fury of the wolf's eyes, yet he felt no fear, only a glory in the fierce, silent conflict.

that politicians like Tillman, Blease and Vardaman glory in recounting the noble deeds of those who deserve so well of their countrymen for making the soil red with the Negroes' blood rather than permit the much feared Africanization of southern institutions.

But, above all, I glory in my evergreens.

I should glory in seeing the corvette and the Polisson scratching out each other's eyes, like two fish-women, whose dictionaries have given out.

We shall doubtless be thought by some of our readers to glory in our shame.

Taking occasion to speak of slavery, and of the sin of slaveholding, to one of them who was a lady, she replied, "I am a slaveholder, and I glory in it."

I resolved that my importance was not to suffer from lack of glory in my friends.

CHILD "O Lady, lay your costly robes aside, No longer may you glory in your pride.

"And, at the same time, we encourage our butchers to be really butchers and to glory in it.

men of France, men from beyond the mountains, nations chosen and beloved of God, right valiant knights, recall the virtues of your ancestors, the virtue and greatness of King Charlemagne and your other kings; it is from you above all that Jerusalem awaits the help she invokes, for to you, above all nations, God has vouchsafed signal glory in arms.

Towns two hundred years old are taking the names of this diversified architecture, and they glory in the title.

The two last stanza's are as follow, Heedless of custom, and the vulgar breath, I toil for glory in a path untrod, Or where but few have dared to combat death, And few unstaggering carry virtue's load.

However this Thirst of Glory in them all, was the Reason that no one Man stood Lord of the Ring for above three Falls while I was amongst them.

No Vices are so incurable as those which Men are apt to glory in.

* The Art of Spain attained its greatest glory in the seventeenth centurythe century of Velasquez, Murillo, Ribera, and other less distinguished but excellent artists.