Elle fut jadis très-florissante et a encore de beaux murs bien entiers, qui renferment un très-grand espace et même des montagnes.

Il en est ainsi de tous les grands, ils se font baptiser afin

Our worthy grand.

Whatever reputation M. de Montesquieu had thus far acquired, he had but cleared the way for a far grander undertakingfor that which ought to immortalize his name, and commend it to the admiration of future ages.

If only the lovely, the good, the tender, the pure, the grand, the adorable, were also the absolutely true!true not in the human idea only, but in absolute fact, in divine existence!

Ours was a long one in the middle and much grander than the rest, because it had a bit of marbled white oil cloth on it for a cloth.

where, Where are thy men of mightthy grand in soul? Gone, glimmering through the dream of things that were First in the race that led to Glory's goal; They won, and passed away.

But"he spread out his arms with a gesture conveying the idea of great proportions"the piano is a grandand not a miniature grand at thatconcert size.

In speaking of ancestors or descendants, we take the noun, father, mother, son, daughter, or child; prefix the adjective grand; for the second generation; great, for the, third; and then, sometimes, repeat the same, for degrees more remote: as, father, grandfather, great-grandfather, great-great-grandfather.

Va. X ÉVIRADNUS IMMOBILE Le héros est seul sous ces grands murs sévères.

Quand vous vous chaufferez les pieds à vos chenets, Tournant le dos aux jours de guerres et d'alarmes, Si l'on vous dit, songeant à tous vos grands faits d'armes Qui remplirent longtemps la terre de terreur Mais où donc avez-vous quitté votre empereur? Vous répondrez, baissant les yeux vers la muraille: Nous nous sommes enfuis le jour d'une bataille,

Va. X ÉVIRADNUS IMMOBILE Le héros est seul sous ces grands murs sévères.

" "It is an upright grand.

If only the lovely, the good, the tender, the pure, the grand, the adorable, were also the absolutely true!true not in the human idea only, but in absolute fact, in divine existence!

The larger pictures were historical, classic, grand; but the smaller picturesthe lively little bits of colour dotted in here and therewere of that new school which Mr. Smithson affected.

We'll read and spell, so's he can hear, and speak a piece or two, While he sets there so dreadful grand and cool; Then teacher'll rap her desk and say, "Attention!"