Come, Sleep, as well, offspring of sable Night, come with all thy power on the monster god-detested; and never after Troy's most glorious toils destroy Odysseus and his crew by the hands of one who recketh naught of God or man; else roust we reckon Chance a goddess, and Heaven's will inferior to hers. ❋ Unknown (2008)
One day his Steward came to him and said, “O my lord Nur al-Din, hast thou not heard the saying, Whoso spendeth and reckoneth not, to poverty wendeth and recketh not?” ❋ Unknown (2006)
Methinks, he recketh not how it fare here at court, sith he hath his will in full. ❋ Unknown (2007)
Little recketh Manuela of the tales of Spring they speak. ❋ Various (N/A)
"Who recketh aught of dreamings,"/Hagen then replied, ❋ George Henry Needler (1914)
Thus the soul loses itself in these three, and recketh naught of the body, till it comes to it in the temple, and obeys it without murmuring. ❋ C. 1260-1327 (1909)
But Achilles hath wrought his proud soul to fury within him -- stubborn man, that recketh naught of his comrades 'love, wherein we worshipped him beyond all men amid the ships -- unmerciful! ❋ 750? BC-650? BC Homer (1882)
And Zeus son of Kronos sheweth them signs upon the right by lightning, and Hector greatly exulteth in his might and rageth furiously, trusting in Zeus, and recketh not of god nor man, for mighty madness hath possessed him. ❋ 750? BC-650? BC Homer (1882)
III. wǣpna ne rēceð (_recketh not for weapons, weapons cannot hurt him_), 434. rēðe, adj., _wroth, furious_: nom. sg., 122, 1586; nom.pl. rēðe, 771. ❋ Robert Sharp (1879)
III. wæpna ne rêceð (_recketh not for weapons, weapons cannot hurt him_), 434. rêðe, adj., _wroth, furious_: nom. sg., 122, 1586; nom.pl. rêðe, 771. ❋ Robert Sharp (1879)
And of nought he recketh and thinketh, but a fame-stirred warrior's need; ❋ William Morris (1865)
One day his Steward came to him and said, "O my lord Nur al-Din, hast thou not heard the saying, Whoso spendeth and reckoneth not, to poverty wendeth and recketh not?" ❋ Anonymous (1855)
For the male recketh not of the whelps, and he that will bear away the whelps, leaveth in the way great mirrors, and the mother followeth and findeth the mirrors in the way, and looketh on them and seeth her own shadow and image therein, and weeneth that she seeth her children therein, and is long occupied therefore to deliver her children out of the glass, and so the hunter hath time and space for to scape, and so she is beguiled with her own shadow, and she followeth no farther after the hunter to deliver her children. ❋ Robert Steele (1902)
“I thought they took it from every hand, whether pure as that of an Houri, or leprous like Gehazi’s — even as the hungry dog recketh not whether the flesh he eateth be of the camel of the prophet Saleth, or of the ass of Degial — on whose head be curses!” ❋ Unknown (2008)
Replied the King, O my daughter, thy husband’s wealth is indeed endless and he recketh not of it; for, from the day he entered our city, he hath done naught but give alms to the poor. ❋ Unknown (2006)
"Who recketh aught of dreams," quoth Hagen, "he wotteth not how to say the proper words, when 'twould bring him great store of honors. ❋ Daniel Bussier Shumway (N/A)
Gladoens hath defied him on behalf of his brother, but right little recketh my lord of his defiance. " ❋ Anonymous (1869)
