how I will cherish that very name, the dearest of my soul, after the name of my beloved own dear fatherland.

"For the finer spirits of Europe," says the great French writer, Romain Rolland, who is none the less a patriot because he is also a lover of Germany, "there are two dwelling-places: our earthly fatherland, and that other, the City of God.

It was in this quality that, with the noble aim to benefit his fallen fatherland, he claimed from the young Czar the restoration of Poland, suggesting for equivalent the idea of Russian preponderance over all nations of the old Sclavonic race.

These babes, whom it was all my joy To tend and rear, had been the last Of all the royal Colchian line, On whom I still could lavish all My love for my far fatherland.

Sleep in peace, ill-starred daughter of my hapless fatherland!

The atmosphere was dull and hazy, and even in our own raw fatherland the sky could not have been so overcast, except upon some days in November.

At Balint's urgent, sudden invitation I had hurriedly journeyed back to my rocky fatherland.

Everywhere, whether it was a question of the terrestrial fatherland or of religious faith, the old moral machinery of the Gauls was broken up or condemned to rust, and no new moral machinery was allowed to replace it; it was everywhere Roman and imperial authority that was substituted for the free, national action of the Gauls.

There was nothing more to know or say about the sailor of lowly origin and obscure beginnings, whose great achievement shed glory on his unconscious fatherland and changed the face of the world.

As I have already remarked, Russians could not contemplate otherwise than with pleasure the possible union and assimilationin principleof the borderland with the other parts of our vast fatherland: they will also be unanimous in wishing this task as successful an issue as is possible.....