Get up if you're a Christian.
But Ilse got mad at the last and said I was a she jakobite (whatever that is) and a thief and that no Christian would steal donuts from her poor old aunt.
Many a time had she walked the straight and narrow path with Christian and Christiana—although she never liked Christiana's adventures half as well as Christian's.
Rebecca wondered why she always ended, at the most peaceful seasons, with the form, "Do Thou be with us, God of Battles, while we strive onward like Christian soldiers marching as to war;" but everything sounded real to her to-day, she was in a devout mood, and many things Mr.
Rebecca's own black locks were commonly pushed smoothly off her forehead, but on this occasion she formed what I must perforce call by its only name, a spit-curl, directly in the centre of her brow, an ornament which she was allowed to wear a very short time, only in fact till Hannah was able to call her mother's attention to it, when she was sent into the next room to remove it and to come back looking like a Christian.
I do wish Henry'—the cost of that Christian name!
At the gate she wished to make a request to him, but hesitated, because she could not bring herself to use his Christian name.
CHAPTER IV A VISIT The Special Teachers' Meeting to which Willie Price had referred was one of the final preliminaries to a Revival—that is, a revival of godliness and Christian grace—about to be undertaken by the Wesleyan Methodist Society in Bursley.
He had become my Christian hero: under that character I wanted to view him.
The defiant and pagan bonnet-grec had vanished: bare-headed, he came upon us, carrying a Christian hat in his gloved hand.
"He could see in me nothing Christian: like many other Protestants, I revelled in the pride and self-will of paganism.
John enjoying the drive home, eating his supper with relish, and retiring to rest with Christian composure.
Your confidences, however, had not made an enemy of the good father; it seems he was so struck, and felt so sorry that you should be out on such a night alone, that he had esteemed it a Christian duty to watch you when you quitted the church, and so to manage as not to lose sight of you, till you should have reached home.
My visits to her resembled the sojourn of Christian and Hopeful beside a certain pleasant stream, with "green trees on each bank, and meadows beautified with lilies all the year round.
That is the whole truth, as I am an honest Christian woman and you will see that if there is blame in the matter it does not lie with my husband but with me, for whose sake he has done all that he has.
He's a real Christian, anyhow, and so's his dog.
' I tell you," concluded Peter emphatically, "father is a Christian all right.
He clutched my hand fervently one night, and said imploringly, 'My DEAR sister Bryant, are you a Christian?
"But wisht, old man, and read your Bible like a Christian, and never mind me.
Did iver Christian body hear aught like it?
