...open attacks, as for their clandestine treachery. It is not, at the same time, to be concluded that be must, in this opposition, have been guilty of manifest...allegiance: " his hand ' was' against every man, and every mans hand against him." These forests, in short, •were his territories; those who accompany c'l and...

...At that period of his school-time it might be as truly said of Mat, as of the Arabian Patriarch, " His hand was against every man, and every man's hand was against him." •In the meanwhile, however, his studies were advancing with rapidity. Not confining himself exclusively...

...acumen depended the estimation in which his rank would be held ; for, wherever he went, the Frenchman's hand was against every man, and every man's hand was against him; nor could the thought fail to be awakened, that our Gallic neighbours had relapsed into that state...

...At that period of his school-time it might be as truly said of Mat, as of the Arabian Patriarch, " His hand was against every man, and every man's hand was against him." In the meanwhile, however, his studies were advancing with rapidity. Not confining himself exclusively...

...inculcating the austerities of the ascetics, labored in vain : he was long ' esteemed an Ishmael,' for his hand was against every man, and every man's hand was against him." (Page 31.) We may observe, by the way, that Mr. Philip seems scarcely te understand the great fault...

...their open attacks, as for their clandestine treachery. It is not, at the same time, to be concluded that he must, in this opposition, have been guilty...allegiance : " his hand ' was' against every man, and every mans hand against him" (L). These forests, in short, were his territories ; those who accompanied and...

...his kingdom were two galleys, and the Lord was with him, and he was a prosperous man, and a wild man, his hand was against every man, and every man's hand was against him, until that dayJ. For the stars of his heavens drew back, and he knew it not. 883. And on the sixteenth...

...to death ; which was accordingly executed upon them." And the King Henry was a mighty man of valor, his hand was against every man, and every man's hand was against him ; he dwelt in the presence of the princes of France*. And his fame was throughout all the earth. 1...

...inculcating the austerities of the ascetics, laboured in vain : he was long " esteemed an Ishmael ; for his hand was against every man, and every man's hand was against him." During the latter part of Whitefield's residence in Gloucester, although " despised " by many, his...

...inculcating the austerities of the ascetics, laboured in vain: he was long " esteemed an Ishmael; for his hand was against every man, and every man's hand was against him." During the latter part of Whitefield's residence in Gloucester, although " despised " by many, his...