Oh my dear brother or sister in Christ, whoever you are who says that, unsay it again for it is not true.

I said, that I was not by any means satisfied with the tale he had told, nor with the necessity he wanted to lay me under of appearing what I was not: that every step he took was a wry one, a needless wry one: and since he thought it necessary to tell the people below any thing about me, I insisted that he should unsay all he had said, and tell them the truth.

So unsay thy words, Nam-Bok, that we may yet honor thee.

" "So you think," said Martin, "that his old faults are in some degree of my creation?" "Well, sir, I'm very sorry, but I can't unsay it.

But it is strange, that Sherlock should not have seen that Grotius had a hankering toward Socinianism, but, like a 'shy cock', and a man of the world, was always ready to unsay what he had said.

It is marked all through in pencil by Narcissus; but on one page, where it opens easily, there are written initials, in a woman's hand, against this great passage: 'She said: "Thou shalt never unsay it, and thy heart is mine indeed: Thou shalt bear thy love in thy bosom as thou helpest the earth-folk's need:

He used to laugh to scorn the transcendental notion about the editorial columns not being purchased, "If my opinions are worth anything," he used to exclaim, "they are worth being paid for; and if I unsay to-morrow what I said yesterday, the contradiction is only apparent, and is in accordance with the great spirit of progress and the breaking up of old institutions."

"Oh no! Unsay that, ornoGianlucahow dare you even dream the right to say that of your wife?" It was beyond his strength to bear.

But perhaps it may be possible to unsay some of the things which have been said, and which, though they were at one time new, have never at any time been strictly true.

Your own sarcastic verse unsay, That brands him as a trembling runaway.

How could he unsay all that he had said to her a few days before when he had shown her that this trip to Brazil was quite for the best and bade her a fond farewell?

You must unsay all you have said concerning yonder ship; and, as you have had running enough to get on the weather-side of Mrs de Lacey, you must improve your advantage, by making matters a little worse than I have represented them to be.

WYATT (Thomas) That which I then said I unsay.

Oh, do unsay that prayer of yours.

And still impetuous and unreasoning, Fighting the facts of life in rebel mood (A child of sudden temper, guileless heart), He seized her, struggling with a furious might To make her unsay what her lips had told.

So don't you talk like that; for stone walls have ears, and ye might say that ye couldn't unsay; and death's day is doom's day.

They unsay All the fine speeches,who was saint is whore.

I had been charged with a proud and vain determination to pry into divine mysteries, barely because I would not confess to propositions the meaning of which was to me doubtful,or say and unsay in consecutive breaths.

They do not represent his explanations, for the explanations had not been given; and when the explanations came, though they said many things which showed that Dr. Hampden did not mean to be unorthodox and unevangelical, but only anti-scholastic and anti-Roman, they did not unsay a word which he had said.

" "Then I unsay it.

I must unsay now all that I said in favor of the isthmus.

So unsay thy words, Nam-Bok, that we may yet honor thee.

He will say and unsay as fast as one sentence can follow the other, and if you tax him with it, he will support both sides: at least, that is my experience with him.

Then I unsay the curse which I have spoke, Then thou art guilty, too, and Iand she!

He showed her, indeed, that she had given way to pride and temper, and had been unjust in allowing no explanation; but he would not tell her to unsay her decision, nor say that it might not be right, even though the manner had been wrong.