I think no offer can be fairer from any person whatsoever; his conduct towards me is so infamous, that I am informed I might prosecute him by law if he was here; he demanding the whole sum as a debt from Mr. Wortley, at the same time I have a note under his hand signed to prove the contrary.

well enough, he could not think how a person outside might be able to do it; and he thought the best way, if such a difficulty should occur, would be to take the lock off his door, and put it on mamma's till a better one could be got.

Wherefore, after consultation, the son of Shaddaia sweet and comely person, and one that always had great affection for those that were in afflictionhaving striven hard with his father, promised that he would be his servant to recover Mansoul.

Soon, however, he noticed that the officer, after speaking to two or three more groups, approached a carriage and seemed to be talking vigorously with some person inside.

" "Precisely the persons my father mentioned, Mr. Howel; Mr. Paul Powis, and Sir George Templemore.

Then they passed out on the street, and no ordinarily observant person would have suspected them of being anything more than school friends.

Wherefore, after consultation, the son of Shaddaia sweet and comely person, and one that always had great affection for those that were in afflictionhaving striven hard with his father, promised that he would be his servant to recover Mansoul.

He was considered so essentially a domestic and harmless person that he was permitted to go where he listed in the house and high-walled garden.

Keeps himself well clothed, and supports his family of four persons comfortably in the Indian way.

In the same way the majority of refined persons (commonly the same refined persons) may be heard abusing the practice of interviewing celebrities.

To him I was only a 6-7/8 size, and consequently a person of no consequence.

And the person who was pre-eminently, not only before their eyes, but within their reach in the ordinary intercourse of man with man, was Mr. Newman.

He shall discourse the troubles I haue past, And bring vs both together at the last Thus she presents her shadow to thy sight That would her person gladly if she might.

" "Well, then, I confess to having supposed that, while the excellent father believed you were in a fair way to become Lady Templemore, the equally excellent daughter thought the other suitor, infinitely the most agreeable person.

I am annoyed that some one has been complaining in the Times that "A Chief of a Rental Department" (invariably a person of the highest respectability) has a right to the title of "an arbitrary cove!" The Com.

[Footnote 3: Literally, "dragon person."

Naturally enough Jehu was highly incensed, and pulled up; then getting off the box, he walked up to his assailants, who received him with shouts of laughter; the horses, left without a ruler, started off at a gallop, Jehu ran after them, but luckily another person and myself rushed up, and stopped them before any accident occurred.

If any person maliciously, forcibly or fraudulently lead, take, decoy, or entice away any child under the age of fourteen years, with the intent to detain or conceal such child from its parent, guardian, or any other person having the lawful charge of such child, he shall be punished by imprisonment in the penitentiary not more than ten years, or by a fine not exceeding one thousand dollars or by both such fine and imprisonment.

What we may fairly assume is that no reasonable person, no matter how immoral, would find himself in the position that you suggest.

And, just as in speaking of the "Church" it was not any visible organization which we had in mind, so now by the "world" is not meant merely the persons who are outside all such organizations.

They opened the door to take in their work (when other cobblers turned them off), and they saw him seated in his chair in the half darkness, his whole person, legs, torso, neck, head, as motionless as the vegetable of which we have spokenonly his hands and his bare arms endowed with visible life.

Leave the roomthis instant?" The child stood a moment almost transfixed with surprise; but as she saw my grandmother preparing to advance upon herher ample skirts and portly person somewhat resembling a ship under full sailshe made rather an abrupt retreat; discomposing the nerves of a small nursery-maid, whom she encountered in the passage, to such a degree that, as the girl expressed it, "she was took all of a sudden.

Practically all persons in the more civilizedand that is to say the easily accessibleportions of the Philippine Islands, with perhaps the exception of those leading insurgents who would like to enjoy the opportunities the Spaniards have had for the gratification of greed and the indulgence of a policy of revenge, would be glad to see the Americans remain in Manila, and also in as large a territory as they could command.

"Oh, you sly little person!

Alfred himself complains, that on his accession he knew not one person, south of the Thames, who could so much as interpret the Latin service; and very few in the northern parts, who had reached even that pitch of erudition.