1
But the lion's paws are not yet pared; beware then, my princess!
2
Beware then, mothers; accompany your daughters as often as possible in public.
3
Beware then, how you employ an opportunity which never will return.
4
Beware then of suspicion or jealousy, lest you produce the very thing which you most dread.
5
Beware then of Ægeus, king of Athens, to whom thou goest, for he is near of kin to Sinis.'
6
"Let him beware then lest he meet a Warwick's death-orone less noble."
7
Beware then of the error of those, who would infer from this passage, that men of all religions may be pleasing to God.
8
Beware then lest they do us a harm, and drive us forth from our country, and we come to the land of strangers.
9
"Let Catharine beware then that she does not forsake the right way, as her five predecessors have done!" exclaimed Gardiner.