A true disciple can desire nothing more than a portion of his master's spirit.

He is the true disciple of the minstrel Poet.

Yankev ben Khayim did the same, imitating his master in every detail like a true disciple.

Mrs. Ward has been a true disciple in the school of Wordsworth, and really undergone its influence.

Every true disciple was to consider himself an almoner and dispenser of the divine goodness to his race.

If I were a true disciple of Christ, you could see what they mean by looking at me.

And every true disciple of Christ can bear witness to the reality of that power in sustaining the soul.

But my home in Steventon was in the family of a clergyman, who was a true disciple of Jesus.

A true disciple of the discipline would have noted the subtle tightening of the tendons in Billy Kong's neck.

Each contains a side of the Christian life, and represents one phase of what a true disciple ought to be.

A true disciple inquires not whether a fact is agreeable to his own reason, but whether it is in the Book.

Then shall I be a true disciple of Jesus Christ, when the world shall not see so much as my body.

Pliny, indeed,-andin this he was a true disciple of his old teacher Quintilian,-tookthe great Roman orator as his model.

Froude would not have been a true disciple of Carlyle if he had felt or expressed much sympathy with the native race.

I do not know who first said it, but he was a true disciple of Socrates and Plato who first said it.

I know Jesus also said that a true disciple must "hate his father and mother" (Luke 14:26).