weigh your words

You have returned my life; I will weigh your words.'

"And he will weigh your words most heavily.

Your father once said to me that, should you return for any reason, he would listen to you and weigh your words carefully and fairly."

"Merely did I weigh your words and find them unsubstantiated, and then did I strap you for disobedience.

Weigh your words before you speak, for my eyes have already become brighter, and my heart beats strongly; be cautious, or you will make me believe in supernatural agencies.

"Yes, I am sure of that," replied the marquise, after a moment of silent thought; "and though I will not admit that I am guilty, I promise, if I am guilty, to weigh your words.

"Weigh your words well, my lord," said Raoul, haughtily: "my nature is not such that its vivacities need checking; whilst you, on the contrary, are descended from a race whose passions are suspected by all true Frenchmen; I repeat, therefore, for the second time, be careful!"