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Sentences starting with abide

Abide here till to-morrow, when I will speak for thee to his Highness, and, I trust, bring thee pardon. [11]
Abide with me, and you shall not die of thirst, like the forlorn wretches left to the mercies of the pitiless salt waves. [6]

Sentences ending with abide

Put then thy trust in those who love; In no false heart may Love abide. [10]
We did best to abide. [5]
We are so strangely made; the memories that could make us happy pass away; it is the memories that break our hearts that abide. [5]
The lost, they shall sit by my fires, and the fearful ones shall seek, and the sick shall abide. [11]
An hour, and only the ceaseless pricking memory of it would abide. [9]
Once adopted, debates on it must end, and all agree and abide. [7]
So escorted, we crossed at the mill, came to a shady street that faced the little river, and stopped at the stone house where Colonel Clark was to abide. [9]

Short sentences using abide

I will abide the issue. [7]

More example sentences with the word abide in them

But the King you represent had not restricted his liberties so, and you being the King, that is, yourself, were forced to abide by your own regulations. [11]
Still more satisfactory would it be if it could be shown that he had reconsidered his predictions, and declared that he could not abide by his former alarming conclusions. [6]
The doctors urge whisky and champagne; but I can't take them; I can't abide the taste of any kind of liquor. [5]
Whereupon his eyebrows, which met above his nose, were darkly knit, and he gave me to wit, shortly and well-nigh harshly, that he would abide by his own. [10]
He said, "That which I have seen, in that one little moment, will never go out from my memory, but will abide there; and I shall see it all the days, and dream of it all the nights, till I die. [5]
I abide by what I have said. [10]
Yet if I were but allowed candles, or a lantern, or a torch, some books, paper, pencil, and tobacco, and the knowledge that I had not killed Juste Duvarney, I could abide the worst with some sort of calmness. [11]
And through the watches of that sleepless night Jane Withersteen, in fear and sorrow and doubt, came finally to believe that if she must throw herself into Lassiter's arms to make him abide by "Thou shalt not kill! [13]
Yet in this village of Cottonwoods, which her father had founded and which she maintained she was not her own mistress; she was not able to abide by her own choice of a husband. [13]
Honest Whigs (and very nearly all of them are honest) would not quietly abide such enormities. [7]
He had laid up his yacht and joined the Red Cross and, henceforth, for an indeterminable period, he was to abide amidst the discomforts and dangers of the Western Front, with five days' leave every three months. [9]
It once seemed to us that, if we ever reached it, we should be contented to abide there, in a place so remote, in a port so picturesque and foreign. [4]
Cathy has elected to abide with Spain and her aunt. [5]
She had determined to abide by the result of this meeting. [11]
You cannot escape this conclusion; and yet, are you willing to abide by it? [7]
Send them into the jury-room, and just abide by the result! [5]
He must abide the fortune of this war. [11]
The fear of the fiery death was gone from Joan of Arc now, to come again no more, except for one fleeting instant--then it would pass, and serenity and courage would take its place and abide till the end. [5]
Few people have the courage to abide the breaking of the serenity of summer, and remain in the country for the more glorious autumn days that are to follow. [4]
Ever alive to the bent of the popular mind, she had chosen a perfect occasion to take them into her confidence--however little or much she would abide by her words, or intended the union of which she spoke. [11]
He also says that the Whig party in National Convention agreed to abide by and regard as a finality the Compromise of 1850. [7]
It is intended that the latter class shall abide the granting or withholding of the pardoning power in the ordinary way. [7]
We others are still ignorant of sin; we are not able to commit it; we are without blemish, and shall abide in that estate always. [5]
I love the sentiments of those old-time men, and shall be most happy to abide by their opinions. [7]
At last luck seemed to settle and abide with Joe. [5]
What I have said I will most positively abide by, provided you wish it. [7]
We let this property abide by the decision, but we will try to reverse that decision. [7]
By the French precedent, it is plain that we must abide by the finding of the court. [5]
I told her Percy couldn't abide winds, as he was threatened with a pulmonary affection, and then she said try St. Augustine. [5]
By many, and often, it had been said they would not abide the nomination of Taylor; but since the deed has been done, they are fast falling in, and in my opinion we shall have a most overwhelming, glorious triumph. [7]
No cause of offence is obvious, and yet there are many persons who cannot abide the presence of the most innocent little kitten. [6]
The great body of the people abide by the dry legal obligation in both cases, and a few break over in each. [7]
I do not object to abide a decision of the United States Supreme Court, or of the judges thereof, on the constitutionality of the draft law. [7]
And I cared nothing for the loss of my happiness, because, not being a poet, it could not be possible that melancholy would abide with me long. [5]
Theft he could not abide, and plainly there was a thief in his house. [5]
But you will not abide the election of a Republican President! [7]
In those days my father was gentle and courteous to all; but now he is austere and haughty and cannot abide familiarity. [5]
I cannot abide medicines, and cannot take them, but he has no prejudice against them, and--" "Why, goodness gracious," interrupted the widow, "when you are sick, does he take the medicine for you? [5]
And don't bother me any more for some days or a week an it please you, for I cannot abide your clack. [5]
Judge Douglas said last night that before the decision he might advance his opinion, and it might be contrary to the decision when it was made; but after it was made he would abide by it until it was reversed. [7]
We have abolished kings, in order that as many of us as possible may abide in palaces. [9]
I've played as I meant to play, and I'll abide the result. [11]
It hurried up house rent, bills payable, and such things, in such a ruinous way that I could not abide it. [5]
Why do we hold ourselves under obligations to pass such a law, and abide by it when it is passed? [7]
Meanwhile he would hold his peace, and abide the propitious hour. [11]
Why not let his father shift for himself, abide his own fate? [11]
The contemplation of her courage, of her determination to abide by nothing save the truth, had had a power over him that he might not estimate, and he loved her as a man loves a woman, for her imperfections. [9]
Do you think he can abide here in the midst of plot and intrigue, and hated by the people of the Court? [11]
Give me the hand of a friend, Give me one high fine spirit to love, I'll abide my fate to the end: I will help where I can, I will cherish my own, Nor walk the steep way of the world alone. [11]
The Bishop had granted more than he had intended, and more than he would honestly try to abide by. [5]
The Voice said, 'Go to France'; therefore I could not abide at home any longer. [5]
You are punished for the crime, and we must abide by it, even though you did not kill Erris Boyne. [11]
I was indifferent, for the chamois is a creature that will neither bite me nor abide with me; but to calm Harris, we went to the Ho^tel des Alpes. [5]
But after a few days we found that we could not abide that poor woman's distress, so we begged Satan to examine her several possible careers, and see if he could not change her, to her profit, to a new one. [5]
The Lost One's eyes wavered a second, as though their owner had not the courage to abide the effect of his action, then they quickened to a point of steadiness, as a lash suddenly knots for a crack in the hand of a postilion. [11]
Think ye the criminals will abide in their father's house? [5]
She said she couldn't abide crutches when she had company, becuz they were so slow; said when she had company and things had to be done, she wanted to get up and hump herself. [5]
Alas, that princes cannot abide with us forever! [9]
The Presidential inauguration came, and still no decision of the court; but the incoming President, in his inaugural address, fervently exhorted the people to abide by the forth-coming decision, whatever it might be. [7]
The next day came the Sieur Bertrand de Poulengy, and he also pledged his oath and knightly honor to abide with her and follower witherosever she might lead. [5]
I shall abide by your opinion,--I understan' you to say distinc'ly, her complaint is not ketchin'?--and urge upon Miss Darley to fulfil her dooties to a sufferin' fellow-creature at any cost to myself and my establishment. [6]
But behold, these be they yt, having a specialty, and admiring it in themselves, be jealous when a neighbor doth essaye it, nor can abide it in them long. [5]
Experts of unchallengeable authority have testified definitely as to only one of Shakespeare's multifarious craft-equipments, so far as my recollections of Shakespeare-Bacon talk abide with me--his law-equipment. [5]
I know you are capable of thinking correctly on any subject, and if you deliberate maturely upon this subject before you decide, then I am willing to abide your decision. [7]
Could you abide an Angel in an unclean shirt and no suspenders? [5]
And will you agree to abide by his opinion, if it coincides with mine? [6]
By what monstrous abortion of fate did these abide in the shadow of Dyer? [13]
Peace and plenty abide with you all! [5]
She could not abide such a disaster as that; she couldn't endure the thought of it. [5]
They could not abide it; they could not get reconciled to it. [5]
They must now abide Hassan's fate; but another peril was upon them. [11]
I had made a tacit contract with myself; it was my duty to abide by it. [5]

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