The counsel for the defence tries to reply; but Aeacus, who is the soul of justice, will not have it.

And there are the Victors in the yet deeper strivings of the soulin its inner battles and spiritual conquestsMilton's Adam, Paracelsus, Dante, the soul in The Palace of Art, Abt Vogler, Isaiah, Teufelsdröckh, Paul.

We change from a self-centre to a God-centre; from the thought of whether the world applauds to whether God approves; from the thought of keeping our own life to the thought of preserving our own integrity; from isolation from all other souls to a sympathy with them, an understanding of their needs, and a desire to help their lives.

No less renowned than War: new foes arise, Threatening to bind our souls with secular chains.

All the way to Africa the friend talked about the great work of winning souls for Jesus, especially the souls of the people of Calabar.

To teach Christ, as the unlettered savage may who has just learned of Christ the Saviour and turns to teach his fellow-savages, might do good or save a soul from death.

The little chubby hands that grasped the handle of the pail timidly crept closer together, and by the time they had reached the rugged top, it needed but one warm embrace to mingle the two souls into one, henceforth forever.

On one side of the road was an ordinary hedge, while on the other lay a deep ditch, and into this a moment later the "coffee-mill" disappeared with every soul on board!

If he be brave, he'll not refuse this offer; If not, I'll do as he has done by me, And meet his hated Soul by Treachery.

As for the poor soul at the open door, I had no more doubt, as I have said, of its existence than I had of my own.

Brutus had as noble a soul as anyone, but he was passionate; Cicero, on the other hand, who was at an advanced age, had many sad experiences, and his feelings were so exceedingly delicate that he could not have consented to take away the life of him to whom he himself owed his own, who had always behaved most nobly toward him, and had intentionally drawn him before the world as his friend.

She was suddenly aware that there was not a soul within sound of her voice who had belonged to her former world.

Nothing teases the soul like the thought of the unfinished, the imperfect, the incomplete.

But not for long did this continue, rather it happened contrariwise; and I felt my heart not only glow with sudden beat, but its forces speeded back swiftly to their places, bringing with them a throbbing warmth that chased away my pallor and flushed my cheeks deeply; and, marveling wherefore this should betide, I sighed heavily; nor thereafter was there other thought in my soul than how I might please him.

It was startling enough to scare the soul out of a man, but I held fast and was just about to step forward, when my collar was twisted tight from behind.

She stands to us in the relation of shepherd, with a more than parental authority to feed and train our souls through infancy to maturity; that is, from the time when we do not know or like what is good for us, to the time when we begin to appreciate and spontaneously follow her directions.

"He's got a soul above gold-mines, haven't you?

One of the finest of our English Kindergarten teachers once said, "I feel almost as if I ought to prepare my soul before telling a story to young children," and this is the sense in which the story should be chosen and told.

The second supposes the soul after the manner of a mirror to receive some secondary illumination from the presence of God and other spirits.

He has forty thousand souls under his care.

I heard this child of "Afric's golden sands" singing a song to soothe her soul among the dinner-deeds that she was enacting.

A new version of Beauty and the Beast! Cretinism as one manifestation of a soul without thyroid or without enough thyroid is not all.

Dis shall not keep me from thee, O beloved; But I shall shake his gates in my despair, Until they open wide to let me pass; I'll take my life up like a mighty rock, And so beat breaches in the walls of Time; I'll cast existence from me like a wrestler's robes, And with my supple, naked soul throw Fate; I'll snap the shackles whose Promethean links Bind down my soul unto this narrow earth.

If so, there is no use in tormenting your soul about it; for it is not in your own power, and you will never alter it to your liking; and more, you need not alter it, for you are not responsible for it.

Then was put forth that indictment which he had been making up in his soul against life and against the world; and again another indictment which was against himself.