This is the way I treat thee, thou dog of the desert.

Give not place, therefore, to those who treat thee as a liar:

It is as a cousin I am to receive and treat thee?

Now will I in turn treat thee as becometh a dutiful daughter-in-law!

Y: When they see thee, they treat thee no otherwise than in mockery:

Defeat will not cause the people to treat thee more tenderly.

Y: When the Unbelievers see thee, they treat thee not except with ridicule.

I shall always treat thee with respect and honour, and always worship thee.

Trust in God, for thy husband shall treat thee well.

We have held counsel, and can not resolve to treat thee as an enemy.

That they should have dared to treat thee so!

In all things I will treat thee kindly.'

If they treat thee as an impostor, then before thee have apostles been treated as impostors.

There is only, in all London, a wicked, heartless old woman who will treat thee as before.

But I have sworn that I will not treat thee guilefully, and that oath I shall keep.'

I have angered thee; and my aunt did especially charge me that I was to treat thee well.