scorner

1 In all these sensations I own I'm a scorner, Never in them have my feelings a part; But, where Gordon Cumming was, near Hyde Park Corner, Oh! there, there is something that touches the heart!

2 If that scorner of deceptions could see her now!

3 Among the lowly, before the scorner, he held his place.

4 Little TREMBLER, fear no more, Thou hast plenteous crops in store; Seeds, by genial sorrows sown, More than all thy scorners own.

5 What do I deserve?--for babbling of God's most precious mysteries, and baring my aching heart as a mark for scorners.

6 If readers of this essay spurn the effort which it undertakes, let them not be scorners merely.

7 Many there be who lift up their voices, and dream they have the gift of tongues; and behold, it is nought but idle lip-work, and the scorners listen, and rejoice.

8 You shall be the scorner of matter, and I the master of matter.

9 A scorner seeketh wisdom, and [findeth it] not: but knowledge [is] easy unto him that understandeth.

亵慢人寻智慧，却寻不着。聪明人易得知识。

10 The devising of folly is sin, And the scorner is an abomination to men.

9愚妄人的计谋乃是罪恶, 亵慢人为人所憎恶.

11 This man—a mocker, a scorner—at last saw the light of a starlike belief rising in his darkness; he wondered whether Seraphita were not an exile from the upper spheres on her homeward road.

12 Her wide movie star smile barely conceals the sincere, try-hard energy that both set her on an early path to success and led to years of undeserved internet scorn and abuse.

13 "Reprove not a scorner, lest he hate thee; Reprove a wise man and he will love thee."

14 He was an aristocratic observer, a scorner of fools.

15 They were scorned as fanatics.

16 A human heart should beat for two, Despite the scoffs of single scorners; And all the hearths I ever knew Had got a pair of chimney corners.

17 He sees that scorn of any other man involves in time the scorner's shame.

18 A union member and activist since age 15, bound for an academic career at Cornell and NYU, Fitch, now past 65, writes like a lover scorned.

19 In a thousand years, Jews will remember Netanyahu’s name with scorn — all the more so for his refusal to take responsibility for anything.

20 His nature is not quite reverential—in general he is rather inclined to sit in the chair of the scorner; but if he reverenced any living man it would be Mill.

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