Nay, good David, what thou tellest me maketh me to desire the prize even more than I else should do.

"Now I believe that what thou tellest is no true tale.

" "Thou tellest me of what my own eyes have been a witness.

"Is this true that thou tellest me, girl:Father, can it be so!" "Signore, I have said all that truth and my conscience have prompted.

"Sister," he began, in a softened yet perfectly calm tone, "thou tellest us of His love, manifested in temporal good; and now must we speak to thee of that selfsame love, displayed in chastenings.

Abundance of impertinent things thou tellest me in this letter; some of which thou hadst from myself; others that I knew before.

And yet as true, when thou tellest me, that I would rather marry than lose this lady.

And yet, if thou tellest me, that all her strength was owing to my weakness, and that I have been a cursed coward in this whole affair; why, then, Jack, I may blush, and be vexed; but, by my soul, I cannot contradict thee.

"Away!" said Jean Paul to Music: "thou tellest me of that which I have not, and never can havewhich I forever seek, and never find!"

" Then with significant words spoke the good and intelligent mother, While from her eyes the quick-starting tears were silently falling: "Son, what change has come o'er thee today, and over thy temper, That thou speakest no more, as thou yesterday didst, and hast always, Open and free, to thy mother, and tellest exactly thy wishes?

Thou concealest thy heart, and thy thoughts are not such as thou tellest.

"We will not let thee enter in through us unless thou tellest our names.

"I will not let thee enter in by me unless thou tellest my name." Deceased.

"I will not let thee enter in by me unless thou tellest my name." Deceased.

"I will not let thee pass over me unless thou tellest my name." Deceased.

"I will not open unto thee unless thou tellest my name.

"I will not open unto thee unless thou tellest my name.

"I will not open unto thee unless thou tellest my name.

"We will not let thee pass in by us, unless thou tellest our names.

"I will not take in thy name unless thou tellest my name." Deceased.

What is it that thou tellest me, Swallow from beyond the sea? Haply thou, for him who went From thee and forgot his mate, Dost lament to my lament, Widowed, lonely, desolate.

'Comrade,' said the king to him, 'if I find true that which thou tellest us, I will set thee free from thy prison, thee and all thy fellows for love of thee, and I will cause to be given to thee a hundred golden nobles and a good stallion.'

" "Thou tellest us this in vain, Raoul," Ghita quietly but firmly answered.

To me, no Babbler with a tale Of sunshine and of flowers, Thou tellest, Cuckoo!

" "Thou tellest false, for I know not such an one.