hater

Hater for me, which he received and brought home to me, of which I am full glad.

Hater out of the office to my house to sit and talk with me.

Mr. Hater' was with me to-day, and I agreed with him to be my clerk.

The bearer of it, as well as the spear itself, was named “Tsitialainga,” which means “Hater of Lies.”

It is as the Hater of sin that He is revealed to us in ever-clearer forms from the first page of revelation to the last.

I took Mr. Hater home with me to dinner, with whom I did advise, who did give me the same counsel.

Home and at my office, and with Mr. Hater set things in order till evening, and so home and to bed by daylight.

Dined at home and Mr. Hater with me, and so I did make even with him for the last quarter.