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I have heaps of work to do over the weekend.
What are you going to do over the weekend?
" Speaking of his tenure as prime minister, he claimed, "If one considers what could have been done, and then what we did do over this long time, one can conclude that something was done.
Reciting Bradley's votes for the Reagan budget cuts, against welfare reform, and against the use force in the Persian Gulf, Gore asks, "Would you vote differently on any of those three votes if you had it to do over again?
I believe I have not told you--but I don't know--possibly I have--be it as it will, 'tis one of the number of those many things, which a man had better do over again, than dispute about it--That whatever town or fortress the corporal was at work upon, during the course of their campaign, my uncle Toby always took care, on the inside of his sentry-box, which was towards his left hand, to have a plan of the place, fasten'd up with two or three pins at the top, but loose at the bottom, for the conveniency of holding it up to the eye, &c...as occasions required; so that when an attack was resolved upon, Mrs. Wadman had nothing more to do, when she had got advanced to the door of the sentry-box, but to extend her right hand; and edging in her left foot at the same movement, to take hold of the map or plan, or upright, or whatever it was, and with out-stretched neck meeting it half way,--to advance it towards her; on which my uncle Toby's passions were sure to catch fire--for he would instantly take hold of the other corner of the map in his left hand, and with the end of his pipe in the other, begin an explanation.
This done, we hove the Ship up to it by the same Hawser, but just as it was almost up and down the Hawser slip'd, and left us all to do over again.
Another, who after a long and bloody War, has, by taking his Enemy Prisoner, an Opportunity of terminating it honourably; yet, thro' an heroick Principle of Generosity, he gives his Captive Liberty, without making any Conditions, and has all his Work to do over again.
After Master Will had continued his employment some little time, he began to cry, saying, his arms ached ready to drop off, and his hand was so sore he could not bear it. 'Then doubtless,' replied his father, 'you would prodigiously like, after you have been labouring all day, to have your work to do over again, for the sake of diverting a foolish boy.
Yet if it were all to do over again, I know I should act just the same part.
Lucy is extracted from Warwickshire; some very bad faces have been warned off the premises, and more promising substituted in their stead; the partridges are plentiful, hares fairish, pheasants not quite so good, and the Girls on the Manor * * * * Just as I had formed a tolerable establishment my travels commenced, and on my return I find all to do over again; my former flock were all scattered; some married, not before it was needful.
They have it all to do over again; they have to repent and do their first works; they have to come back and get forgiven, and washed, and saved, if they are to go into the kingdom on high, all for want of systematically and resolutely obeying the urgings of the Holy Spirit towards their fellow-men.
Dan was still sobbing by the wheel. "He don't know us," Salters groaned. "It's all to do over again, checkers and everything-an' what'll he say to me?" Penn spoke; they could hear that it was to strangers. "I have prayed," said he. "Our people believe in prayer.
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