How the Master-General of Ordnance granted the huntsman his life and held out hopes of great things Chap.
But I care not to speak further of these matters: get ye to the bees and see how they make wax and honey, and then come again and tell me how ye think of it.
We continued in fasting and prayer till three o'clock, and then parted with a full conviction that God was going to do great things among us.
God loves to do great things by weak instruments, that the power may be of God, and not of man.
So I clung in my silly heart to the thought that I was born to be great, and was capable to do great things, would they but come in my way.
Or how could I ever look to do great things, here in Derwent dale?
But I am quite content with mine own place, only I feel within me that I could do great things.
And how can a woman do great things, without she be rare high in place, such like as the Queen's Majesty, or my Lady Duchess of Suffolk?
God thundereth marvellously with his voice; Great things doeth he, which we cannot comprehend.
Then Saul said to David, Blessed be thou, my son David: thou shalt both do great things, and also shalt still prevail.
For he that is mighty hath done to me great things; And holy is his name.
A consideration of petty circumstances is the tomb of great things.
It requires ability to make what we seem agree with what we are,--and humility to feel that we are no great things.
Those who habitually sacrifice truth in small things will find it difficult to pay her the respect they should do in great things.
There are a thousand causes tending to the loss of time, and any one who imagines that they would do great things if they only had leisure are mistaken.
The most unsuccessful men are usually the ones who think they could do great things if they only had the opportunity.
Then said she, 'Art thou truly in search of great things, O youth?
I think, the readers of planets were right, and thou art thus early within reach of great things--nigh grasping them.
And he thought, 'I have been long in chase of great things, and the hope of attaining them is great; yet, wullahy!
The sister mentioned can never hope to do great things as other people might count them.
But all these are like the dreamer who says, “Tomorrow I will do great things,” and yet today he does nothing.
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