Saladin, famous for his chivalry, not only forgave Balian, but provided Balian's family safe conduct back to Tyre. |
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He touched lepers, forgave sinners, blessed the poor and consorted with tax collectors. |
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What's more, it doesn't mean I forgave Rosie for being a butthead yesterday. |
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The opticians presumably forgave him, as he attended their annual dinners as a liveryman of the company. |
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In sum, confronted with two pornographic works, the King's Bench punished the forgiving one and forgave the punitive one. |
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I don't think he ever forgave me for not being more of a Charles Olson fan, but otherwise we were on firm ground. |
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I forgave that when you were on your second album, but c'mon, you've grown outta that, haven't you? |
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The woman's nose finally stopped hurting when she truly forgave her father. |
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At the end of the American Civil War, for example, President Lincoln forgave many crimes that might legitimately have been prosecuted. |
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After she promised to buy me a carton of cigarettes duty-free next time she goes to Aussie I forgave her. |
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Several major publishers donated books, and forgave debts or extended credit. |
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John of the Cross forgave his Carmelite brothers who imprisoned him in a dungeon. |
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Even girls without a good relationship with their parents forgave them and accepted their indenture as a filial duty. |
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She was inconsolable for a few days, and then she forgave him like she always did. |
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Besides, the spring fling at the Fairgrounds forgave everyone and everything, rain or shine. |
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Ellis claims that the deceased shyster forgave him several months' rent that Harry now tries to collect. |
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You forgave her for anything, noticed her every little change and could naturally sense her mood or humour. |
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It was short-lived and I knew I would get hurt, but I told my husband and I don't think he ever forgave me. |
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The Lord forgave us of our sins so that we will not do the things of the devil any more. |
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Just as he forgave the sins of the paralytic and restored him to bodily health, so he continues his work of healing and salvation today through the sacrament. |
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Christ forgave others to the point of pardoning his enemies while he still hung on the cross. |
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She forgave those slanderers and prayed God for those who caused her sufferance. |
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Did you not learn from Jesus how he forgave and blessed those who offended him, and how he died giving life to his executioners? |
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While there, she spoke face to face with a veteran who coordinated the air strike on her village on that day in 1972, and she forgave him. |
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If looks could kill she would be dead, I never forgave her and never saw her again. |
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My brother said before he died that he forgave those who testified against him. |
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He never forgave her for turning him down, and refused thereafter to call her by her name. |
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Pulling out of both was problematic but my publisher forgave me and I'm still married, so no lasting damage was done. |
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He called for a spirit of forgiveness and forgave those who were putting him to death. |
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We do well to remember that Jesus forgave those who approached him in full public view. |
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While she was dying, she prayed for her country, forgave her persecutors, and commended those who, likewise, died as martyrs. |
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But even though we had great difficulties, our church and I forgave the leader of this incident. |
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When you invited Jesus into your life, He forgave you and paid the penalty for all of your sins, past, present and future. |
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In December 2002, Russia forgave nearly 155 million Euros out of the  190 million which Tajikistan owed it. |
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We even forgave him for skinning a monkey and wearing it as a coat. |
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God's righteousness means that Jesus forgave all the sins of the world through His baptism and His blood on the Cross. |
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When the war ended, every survivor returned to a world where many forgave, many forgot and too many never knew what happened here. |
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Although its gross, flatulent Scotsman was pretty near the knuckle, most of us forgave Mike Myers that particular piece of stereotyping and laughed anyway. |
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I forgave him, although the cruelty that he and the boys at my school displayed stayed with me for many, many years. |
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We forgave him for not shaking the hands of his opponents when Orlando erased the Cavs in the 2009 playoffs. |
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Webb spilled the beans to Taylor and Ferguson never forgave him. |
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George forgave me for my mistake at the time, so there was no ill will. |
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All the same, she forgave three unknown criminals whom, on the 5th of March 1948 hit her in her head and raged against her body in the open country. |
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Conner, the former telephone exchange operator, also forgave. |
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She forgave him the pain as he filled the cavity in her back molar. Three weeks later, she let him fill a more intimate cavity. |
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Richard forgave John when they met again and named him as his heir in place of their nephew, Arthur. |
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Although Knox had not targeted Elizabeth, he had deeply offended her, and she never forgave him. |
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When Jesus forgave a woman of the streets, she came in, her face washed with tears of thankfulness and she wept with love over the very feet of Christ. |
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Max, lionized at last in spite of himself, forgave us our homage because of our affection, cackled happily at the kisses of the ladies and grinned broadly at the jovial congratulations of his friends. |
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When she herself finally married at the age of 55 her father never forgave her, and never communicated with her again. |
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She forgave him, they worked it out, but she sadly died a few years later. |
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We even forgave the stripped-back line-up and turned a blind eye to the slightly younger, feistier crowd. |
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The removal of the cause to Rome brought Fisher's personal involvement to an end, but the king never forgave him for what he had done. |
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The removal of the cause to Rome ended Fisher's role in the matter, but Henry never forgave him. |
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Even though my husband forgave me and gave me another chance, I still continue to see my affair. |
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I spoke with love and forgave you to the last instant because I came to bring you a sublime teaching and to trace for you the path toward eternity with perfect examples. |
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In the end, she too forgave him, taking care of a dying Leary. |
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Forgive us our debts like we forgave our debtors. |
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Yet the king forgave the boy from Ashe House these indiscretions, which allowed his descendants to grow up in a palace where they live to this day. |
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The future defence minister of Canada would not be sparing in his comments on this situation and never forgave the British for an even bigger mistake: They failed to decorate him for his feat. |
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A similar example occurred last month, when the United Kingdom forgave Tanzanian debt, on the basis of the entire saving being directed to the public schools system. |
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When Jesus forgave Zacchaeus his shrunken little heart expanded and he pulled his wallet out, unzipped his purse, and wanted to give his money away. |
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Long ago, she forgave her husband for not being Paul Newman. |
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His widow, Anne's stepmother, the former queen, wrote to Anne to inform her that her father forgave her and to remind her of her promise to seek the restoration of his line. |
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But time and again, Argentines forgave his faults because of his undeniable brilliance on the soccer field, his almost divinelike inspiration at times. |
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