The lintel of the shrine is surmounted with inferior coloured pictures of Hindu deities, and two printed and tolerably faithful portraits of the great Maratha chieftain.

The logic with which sin and sanctity were often reconciled is illustrated in Irwin Russell's remarkably faithful "Christmas in the Quarters."

He is admirably faithful when once he has promised any thing, but he is very indiscreet; he is thoughtless in repeating any thing that he has heard; and often, without in the least intending to tell stories, he adds circumstances which his own imagination has put into his head.

Sheshe's so desperately faithful.

In this condition, and in this manner, he conveyed him to the church of Tranent, from whence he was immediately taken into the minister's house, and laid in bed, where he continued breathing and frequently groaning till about eleven in the forenoon, when he took his final leave of pain and sorrow, and undoubtedly rose to those distinguished glories which are reserved for those who have been eminently and remarkably faithful unto death.

They were extraordinarily faithful.

Every one two and two; every one with a 'friend.'" "Anyway, we are not wearyingly faithful.

How womanly, how capricious; but even a capricious woman is constant, if not faithful to her amant de coeur.

CHEAVENS, MARTHA. All ye faithful.

I have mentioned her because she was exceedingly faithful and possessed naturally a most excellent memory.

But Josiah and I went home and both on us used some anarky on our tired limbs, and he cleaned the mud offen our shoes, for truly it wuz faithful and stuck by us.

"Dogs are so foolishly faithful," remarked Miss Lansdale, with polite acerbity.

She would be heartily faithful and joyous every day, in intercourse with only common and uncultivated people, if fate sets her among them.

He thought me the one indubitably faithful adherent that he had.

He was informed of this by letters from Duratius, their king, who, amid the defection of a part of his people, had remained invariably faithful to the Romans.

Dogs, little boys, and grotesque old men were his special delight, and of all his elders he had, it goes without saying, a private gallery of irreverently faithful portraits.

Fantastic plays, which assume an order of things more or less exempt from the limitations of physical reality, ought, nevertheless, to be logically faithful to their own assumptions.

The descriptive passages in her prose works are strong and impressive, lofty in tone, and yet lovingly faithful in detail.

They thus gain in definiteness of purpose, in moral vigor, in minutely faithful study of some phases of human experience, and in a massive impression of thoughtfulness which her work creates.

For twenty years he remains obstinately faithful to his creed, that the old men must step aside or be thrust aside, to make way for the youth that will be served.

"King of diamonds ... that card has been persistently faithful to me to-night.

Matter is, indeed, movable by no fine persuasions: brutely faithful to its own law, it cares no more for AEschylus than for the tortoise that breaks his crown; the purpose of a cross for the sweetest saint it serves no less willingly than any other purpose,stiffly holding out its arms there, about its own wooden business, neither more nor less, centred utterly upon itself.

"Yes, my Brethren, the day will assuredly come, when the servant so signally faithful will be called to a reward, surpassing the utmost reach of our conception, by the voice of his Righteous Masterthen, and then only, will praise be fully proportioned to his transcendant merit; when this consummate Christian is raised to glory by the glorified Messiah, when his pure spirit exults in the commendation of his GOD.

The "Ordinance" of the Lord's Supperas it is called amongst themfollows the procedure of the Last Supper as recorded in the Gospels; should not, therefore, the rite of baptism be in its details similarly faithful to authority?

She has never learnt to say that she can give her body to one while remaining spiritually faithful to another, and perhaps she never will learn.