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swallowed up by the earth, and of them was he whom We drowned; and it did not
beseem Allah that He
should be
unjust to them, but they were
unjust to
their own...
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Epigram Μωροσοφία, or
Wisdom in
Folly "Tom
Slothful talks, as
slothful Tom
beseems,"
Unknown 1802,
October 11
Epigram Each Bond-street buck,' &c. "Each Bond-street...
- his execution.
Shakespeare had
famously described Margaret: "How ill-
beseeming is it in thy ****/ To
triumph like an
Amazonian trull/ Upon
their woes...
- yea or no?
GLOUCESTER To say the truth, this fact was
infamous And ill
beseeming any
common man, Much more a knight, a captain, and a leader.
TALBOT When...
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thing not a law. Can it be
argued seriously that it
would have been more
beseeming to the
judicial process if the
postwar courts had
undertaken a
study of...
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Gaveston to take the Bishop's possessions,
Gaveston states, "A
prison may
beseem his holiness" (1.1.206).
Later in the play, the
Archbishop of Canterbury...
- into
relations with the
other nations of the earth, and we must
behave as
beseems a
people with such responsibilities.
Toward all
other nations,
large and...
- philosophy.
Carlyle reported to
Emerson that it was "carefully read, as
beseemed, with due
entertainment and recognition." He went on: A
vigorous Mr T****au...
- of
English Epigrams: You must in
pulpit treat of
matters serious; As it
beseems the
person and the place;
There preach of faith, repentance, hope, and...
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wrote that "they
mostly became tyrants and did not fear the king, as it
beseemed,
because they had
divided the
kingdom among themselves". Not even the quieter...
