There was one pathetic story she told them, of the lonely prairie womanthe woman who wished she was back, the woman to whom the broad outlook and far horizon were terrible and full of fear.

But Oswald overtook him in the park; and, leaning on his friend's arm, Coningsby poured forth a hurried, impassioned, and incoherent strain all that had occurred, all that he had dreamed, his baffled bliss, his actual despair, his hopeless outlook.

The intellectual ferment which has had its source in the war will remain at work to widen the mental outlook and deepen the social consciousness.

The scientific outlook is radically different from the legal.

It was a dismal outlook, the decks wet, the sails dripping moisture, and nothing to look about upon but wreaths of fog.

He must strive, not to keep up an unhealthy excitement which shall make conscience introspective and morbid, but to preserve a sane moral outlook, to encourage freedom of thought and judgment, and to develop a normal conscience which reacts promptly against wrong.

What congregations need most is not altogether formal sermons, but thoughtful, helpful talks containing a fresh, uplifting, and spiritual outlook over life, with a practical bearing on the occasions and duties of life.

The gloomy outlook in 1786.

They all declare that the industrial outlook in the North is most perilous, and that at any moment a situation may arise which will be fraught with the gravest peril to the country.

On the way, I kept a sharp outlook, holding my gun, handily.

It is a dreary outlook, but it seems my one resource.

The lability the post-pituitary confers upon the combinations of perceptions and conceptions, grouped as the imagined, extends to the ruling mood that may be spoken of as the organic outlook.

The Nation is bigger than the Parish; and to a man of limited outlook it is a means of getting him out of his own very narrow and local circle of life; to rob him of that in order to jump him into a cosmopolitan attitude (which to him may be quite empty and arid) is a mistake.

"It certainly is not a highly emotional book," she said, and then asked: "Have you any other instructions to give?" "Well, I might give the conventional adviceto maintain a cheerful outlook and avoid worry; but I don't suppose you would find it very helpful.

© 8Dec36; AA222494. 24Sep64; R345289. REISNER, EDWARD H. Faith in an age of fact; a new religious outlook.

That so grave and serious a critic as Leslie Stephen should have taken such delight in a jeu d'esprit like Idlers, is proof, if any were needed, for the breadth of his literary outlook.

Yes, sir, it was a mean outlook.

Of the longer quotations selected we would particularly draw attention to the humorous and epigrammatic parody of Wordsworth, on whom Wilson elsewhere bestows generous enthusiasm; and the broad-minded outlook which can appreciate the contrasted virility of Byron and Dr. Johnson.

Science has been left more and more to men of modest origin and narrow outlook, and now we are beginning to pay in internal dissensions, and presently we may have to pay in national humiliation for this almost organised rejection of stimulus and power.

At daybreak, from the top of a low stony rise, he obtained an extensive outlook.

By midnight I had recovered my philosophic outlook upon life, and Cary began to enlighten me upon the details of the grave problem which had brought me eagerly curious to his city.

That is a philosophical outlook with a vengeance!

The dining room should be one of the airiest, choicest rooms in the house, with a pleasant outlook, and, if possible, with east windows, that the morning sun may gladden the breakfast hour with its cheering rays.

The previous century, with its practical outlook on life, was largely one of prose; but now, as in the Elizabethan Age, the young enthusiasts turned as naturally to poetry as a happy man to singing.

This, however, carries us beyond the immediate industrial outlook.