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1. "I'm very sorry I hurt you," Alan said, "I think you are a treasure I could never be worthy of
2. We both prayed we would be worthy of the task God gave us
3. practical girl, so I hope the cloths you are having made will be worthy of the seriousness of this trip
4. Churchmen rushed to find ways to enhance its prestige so that it could be worthy of its new position and to justify greater power for the ruler so that he could preserve Orthodoxy from further harm
5. 55 Jesus said "Whoever does not hate his father and his mother cannot become a disciple to Me; And whoever does not hate his brothers and sisters and take up his cross in My way will not be worthy of Me
6. What do you think?" They answered "He is worthy of death!" They all condemned Him to be worthy of death
7. What return then shall we make to Him or what fruit that shall be worthy of that which tie has given to us? For indeed how great are the benefits which we owe to Him! He has graciously given us light; as a Father He has called us sons; He has saved us when we were ready to perish
8. They hoped that after a battle or two they would be worthy of being an edkar
9. “You stole the book and burned the witch doctor with your scratching matches! But you not be worthy of his magic
10. That we may be worthy of the promises of Christ
11. When they were burying his grandfather, he swore to be the man that Grandpa had said would be worthy of a Princess
12. I had to find someone else from another race that could be worthy of carrying the key, but the other species in the solar system could have also been influenced by the Orderran
13. The Japanese did not consider those who were wounded or who had surrendered to be worthy of survival
14. ‘’This won’t even be worthy of being called a battle, Captain Nkomo
15. If none of those nobles prove to be worthy of governing, then we will reserve the right to name someone competent at the head of that territory
16. “I wish that my appearance would be worthy of my title, Lady Lisbeth
17. man who would be worthy of a warrior like her
18. They walked in silence until Ailia finally thought of something that would be worthy of conversation
19. his beloved friend and disciple the ability to be worthy of his army? In
20. His only purpose behind this revelation is but to warn and admonish you so that you may listen to His speech and follow His indication, and thereby you will seek to be worthy of enjoying the eternal bliss He has prepared for you
21. to possibly be worthy of our faithful submission and reverence, what a good thing it is to be at
22. who sets his hand to the plow and looks back shall be worthy of the Kingdom of Heaven
23. in the spheres they consider to be worthy of attention
24. Whenever I found a job, it never seemed to her to be worthy of my standing
25. Only a king would be worthy of her
26. The Unquenchables had done their best to be worthy of the name, for like elves they had worked by night and conjured up a comical surprise
27. She valued his esteem, she coveted his respect, she wanted to be worthy of his friendship, and just when the wish was sincerest, she came near to losing everything
28. Another person, I said, might fairly reply as you do; but a man of pleasure like yourself ought to know that all who are in the flower of youth do somehow or other raise a pang or emotion in a lover's breast, and are thought by him to be worthy of his affectionate regards
29. Now it appeared to him (Pumblechook) that if that capital were got into the business, through a sleeping partner, sir,—which sleeping partner would have nothing to do but walk in, by self or deputy, whenever he pleased, and examine the books,—and walk in twice a year and take his profits away in his pocket, to the tune of fifty per cent,—it appeared to him that that might be an opening for a young gentleman of spirit combined with property, which would be worthy of his attention
30. Before we meet at The King’s Theatre, I will study to purify my Heart so that I may, by the Grace of God, be worthy of your rare and divine Love
31. He would be worthy of it now
32. ‘Well, I’ve nothing against it,’ the prince said to himself, ‘but he must be worthy of her
33. George’s standards and will be worthy of them
34. That he will be worthy of it is a matter of course
35. He said to himself with a sort of joy that—it was certainly the least he could do; that it was an expiation;—that, had it not been for that, he would have been punished in some other way and later on for his impious indifference towards his father, and such a father! that it would not have been just that his father should have all the suffering, and he none of it; and that, in any case, what were his toils and his destitution compared with the colonel's heroic life? that, in short, the only way for him to approach his father and resemble him, was to be brave in the face of indigence, as the other had been valiant before the enemy; and that that was, no doubt, what the colonel had meant to imply by the words: "He will be worthy of it
36. Be worthy of it, Dolly Jean
37. In anticipation of a favorable reply, he began a second renovation of his house so that it would be worthy of the woman who could have considered herself its lady and mistress from the day of its purchase
38. But, besides such differences, all naturalists admit that natural varieties exist, which are considered sufficiently distinct to be worthy of record in systematic works
39. A man who does this will be worthy of his food and will not fail to have it
40. With a facetious smile on his face, he was telling the ladies about last Wednesday’s meeting of the Imperial Council, at which Sergéy Kuzmích Vyazmítinov, the new military governor general of Petersburg, had received and read the then famous rescript of the Emperor Alexander from the army to Sergéy Kuzmích, in which the Emperor said that he was receiving from all sides declarations of the people’s loyalty, that the declaration from Petersburg gave him particular pleasure, and that he was proud to be at the head of such a nation and would endeavor to be worthy of it
41. “Well, I’ve nothing against it,” the prince said to himself, “but he must be worthy of her
42. Whether the extension thus acquired be worthy of the risk and expense, is a fair question
