Which there thou workest by thy soveraine might, Farre above feeble reach of earthly sight, 5 That

Thou art a poor servile drudge, Foex populi, a very slave, thy son may come to be a prince, with Maximinus, Agathocles, &c. a senator, a general of an army; thou standest bare to him now, workest for him, drudgest for him and his, takest an alms of him: stay but a little, and his next heir peradventure shall consume all with riot, be degraded, thou exalted, and he shall beg of thee.

They had worked hard and could not keep it up without a rest.

They had not worked for wages, when they fought the swollen beck, and some kindly acknowledgment, such as a supper at the hall, would have gone far to gain for Osborn a good will that money could not buy.

Still they worked their way toward land with good speed.

The boy stood and worked himself into a state of panic because of those trolls, so that he almost forgot to keep his eye peeled for the foxes.

Here it looked as if it had been worked out with the utmost care and affection.

Morse and Vail were, of course, greatly encouraged by this first triumph, and worked on with increased enthusiasm.

Sprinkle the meal into the water a little at a time, whipping vigorously all the while till about three-fourths are worked in, and continue whisking from 20 to 30 minutes till the mixture is full of air bubbles.

He worked his way through a goodly number of the Greek and Latin classics, in copies borrowed from the libraries of the two ministers; and he not only read, but analysed and elaborately annotated what he read.

Will the government then have the mines worked?

Wanita, the Yankton chief, had a most magnificent robe of the buffalo, curiously worked with dyed porcupine's quills and sweet grass.

His small but excellent scientific staff worked hard and with trained intelligence, their results being recorded in twelve large quarto volumes.

During the night the wind increased; we worked up to 8, to 9, and to 9.5 knots.

We got in several tons of ice, then pushed off and slowly and laboriously worked our way to one of the recently frozen pools.

Again by hard fighting we worked away to a crack running across this sheet, and to get through this crack required many stoppages and engine reversals.

We have worked our way a mile or two on since, but with much difficulty, so that we have now decided to bank fires and wait for the ice to open again; meanwhile we shall sound and get a haul with tow nets.

The framework of the hut is nearly up; the hands worked till 1 A.M. this morning and were at it again at 7 A.M.an instance of the spirit which actuates everyone.

I find it difficult to express my admiration for the manner in which the ship is handled and worked under these very trying circumstances.

It seemed to him sheer ingratitude to throw blame on Mr. Spicer's house, where he had been so contented and worked so well until the hot days of latter August.

Thou workest, He works; &c. I worked, Thou workedst, He worked; &c. I shall or will work, Thou shalt or wilt work, He shall or will work;" &c.Ib., ¶ 98.

The old mates who had worked their way up from the lower ranks, men of the sea who had begun their career on coasting vessels and could only with great difficulty adjust their practical knowledge to the handling of books, used to speak of Ferragut with pride.

Worked upon by the suggestions of his cousins, it needed only a little dispute with one of the directors of the shipping firm to make him hand in his resignation, and refuse to reconsider it, although urged by the protests and entreaties of the other stockholders.

Therefore it appears that we can not obtain salvation of God by works, but before thou workest that which is acceptable to Him, it is necessary that thou receive salvation; then good works will freely flow, to the honor of thy heavenly Father, and to the profit of thy neighbors; without any fear of punishment, or looking for reward.

Just so, Nor a more affectionate one Did I ever meet before, Since he gives me the embraces That I asked of thee and more: O god Bacchus, whom I worship So devoutly, thou, I know, Workest powerfully on beasts.