But thou livest hereabouts, mayhap thou knowest Robin Hood thyself, good fellow.

"But, fair youth, if thou livest long enough, thou wilt find that he who getteth overmuch sleep for an idle head goeth with an empty stomach.

From THE CASTLE OF INDOLENCE O mortal man, who livest here by toil, Do not complain of this thy hard estate: That like an emmet thou must ever moil Is a sad sentence of an ancient date; And, certes, there is for it reason great, For though sometimes it makes thee weep and wail And curse thy star, and early drudge and late, Withouten that would come an heavier bale Loose life, unruly passions, and diseases pale.

To whom Nero said: Patroclus, livest thou?

Livest like a dog by vomit.

And livest disgraced.

"So livest thou; but my poore wretched ghost Is forst to ferrie over Lethes river, And spoyld of Charon too and fro am tost.

I will pay thee morningly every morning as long as thou livest; looke in thy right shooe and thou shalt finde sixe pence.

" Whatsoever is under the moon is subject to corruption, alteration; and so long as thou livest upon earth look not for other.

But more often he retains his perfect tranquillity, and says, "Either thou livest here, and hast already accustomed thyself to it, or thou art going away, and this was thine own will; or thou art dying, and hast discharged thy duty.

And the moral of all these thoughts is, "Death hangs over thee while thou livest: while it is in thy power be good."

Thou, my beloved, my Country, power divine, still livest, to whom I have offered up my life, and all that I loved!"One could kneel before those poor little black gowns, before those mothers, wives and sisters; one longed to kiss the thin hands that trembled with the hope and fear of the hereafter, and say: "Mourn not,for ye shall be comforted.

One wedded so to thee, and not by chance, But by the preordainèd law of God; For know thou livest only for thy lord.

Thou ever livest, and Thou changest never; And in the secret of Thy presence dwelleth Fullness of joy, for ever and for ever.

We thank Thee, Lord God, heavenly Father, through Jesus Christ, our Lord, for all Thy benefits, who livest and reignest forever and ever.

Now, I know Thou livest, And dost plead for me; Make me very thankful In my prayers to Thee.

We should have more moral courage, and do as Carlyle bids us in his old solemn way: "But above all, where thou findest Ignorance, Stupidity, Brute-mindedness, attack it, I say; smite it, wisely, unwearily, and rest not while thou livest and it lives; but smite, smite in the name of God.

Next to Mohammedanism it is the livest and most influential and practical of all religions.

O mortal man, who livest here, Do not complain of this thy hard estate.

Livest thou in mutual power, With spirits blest and bright, O be, in death's dark hour,

And not only so, there will follow also, in the solemn style of the Bible, a change of givest, livest, giveth, and liveth, into givvest, livvest, givveth, and livveth.

Feigning not to hear him, Friend Hopper looked round at the pictures and rich furniture, and said with a smile, "Why, thou livest like a nabob here!" "Get out of my house, I say!"

The powers above are just, that thou still livest, For me to kill.

Is it thy voice, my love?Speak, and resolve me, Whether thou livest, or I am dead with thee?

If with thy word, yea, even with thy judgment, thou confessest that God is the only good, yet livest as if He had sent thee into the world to make thyself rich before thou die; if it will add one feeblest pang to the pains of thy death, to think that thou must leave thy fair house, thy ancestral trees, thy horses, thy shop, thy books, behind thee, then art thou a servant of mammon, and far truer to thy master than he will prove to thee.