"It suggests the female searcher at a police-station.

If he was a solitary searcher after truth, there was nothing but his single life and work to set against the host of his defamers.

Hate follows love, as 'neath those sandal-trees The withered leaves the eager searcher sees.

"Cooper's Hill" is not shut out from the contemplative searchers after the beauties of nature; and, however the prospect here may be exceeded by scenes of wider extent, or more striking grandeur, certainly the locale of the earliest, and perhaps the best, descriptive poem of our language, is calculated to produce the warmest feelings of admiration, both for its actual beauty and its unrivalled associations.

Rien n'est beau que le vrai; le vrai seul est aimable, he quotes; he was a deliberate and diligent searcher after truth, always striving to attain the heart of things, to arrive at a knowledge of first principles.

It entered even into the Christian schools, especially at Alexandria; it has ever assisted and animated the earnest searchers after the certitudes of life; it has permeated the intellectual world, and found admirers and expounders in all the universities of Europe and America.

Mr. Edwin Bryant, Mr. and Mrs. Thornton, and my mother were enthusiastic searchers for botanical and geological specimens.

" "You see, Doctor," said Mr. Bellingham, "Ruth is a literary searcher" "Oh, don't call me a 'searcher'!"

Parents should never deceive their children by a careless or a wrong answer to the simple questions put to them by these little searchers after knowledge.

Can it be that the book of Ecclesiastes is the mere record of the miserable experiences of an embittered and disappointed sensualist, or is it the profound and searching exposition of the vanities of this world as they appear to a lofty searcher after truth and God, measured by the realities of a future and endless life, which the soul emancipated from pollution pants and aspires after with all the intensity of a renovated nature?

" "And yet," answered Artaban, "it was the Hebrew Daniel, the mighty searcher of dreams, the counsellor of kings, the wise Belteshazzar, who was most honored and beloved of our great King Cyrus.

A scheming drug-vendor, (inventive genius,) an utterly untrustworthy and incompetent observer, (profound searcher of Nature,) a shallow dabbler in erudition, (sagacious scholar,) started the monstrous fiction (founded the immortal system) of Homeopathy.

The Holmes boy was fatally shot by a rattleheaded searcher near Five-Mile Pond, and distraught parents began to take thought of their own lads missing from school.

Father Shannon is rather big about the middle to accommodate the large laugh that lives in him, but a most shrewd searcher of hearts.

We may mention, the woodpecker, however, as a skillful searcher for insects that lie hidden in places where the sun has melted the snow.

" Surely enough the prints of the child's feet soon led the tired searchers back to the opening from Conway's chamber.

But night brought the amateur searchers straggling home with nothing to tell.

Even a rat could not have escaped the notice of the vigilant searchers, leave alone two men.

When I hear of one of these ardent searchers after truth giving, not a helpless dumb animal, to whom he says in effect, "You shall suffer that I may know," but his own person to the probe and to the scalpel, I will believe in him as recognising a principle of justice, and I will honour him as acting up to his principles.

But we were clumsy searchers, and he seemed to lose hope as he lost strength.