He had been moved to speech by the utter absence of discipline ashore, and from that had wandered to the growing evil of revolutionary ideas at sea.

The summer breezes came with their softest breath, whispering through brake, bush and brier the little speeches of Nature's life.

This man loved him for his wise and comely speech this by reason of his liberal hand: this because of his noble and upright spirit Whether men were driven to his presence by fear, or considered him a refuge in the storm, all found cause enough to seek his court, to make their peace, and to acknowledge him as their suzerain.

Oh! proceed no farther, Hold, delay thee, listen, stay, Do not drive my brain distracted, Nor confound my wildered senses, Nor convulse my speech, my language, Since at hearing such a mystery

The whole of the second volume and a full half of the first are occupied with Mr. Choate's own productions, mainly speeches and lectures.

I shall be brief in referring to it, for in December last I made what was practically a Second-Reading speech.

C. F. What are they? C. P. First of all, the power of the orator; secondly, the speech; thirdly, the subject of the speech.

Seven gates conducted them into a meadow of fresh green, the resort of a race whose eyes moved with a deliberate soberness, and whose whole aspects were of great authority, their voices sweet, and their speech seldom.

Stout, bearded, high-cheek-boned men they were, dressed in the thick coats and rough caps, and, of course, in the indispensable black cloth trousers, which make a miner's full dress; and their faces lighted up at the old pass-word of 'Down-Along'; for whosoever knows Down-Along, and the speech thereof, is at once a friend and a brother.

The foremost of women and devoted to my husbands, even I, O Krishna, was seized by hair, O slayer of Madhu, in the sight of the Pandavas, each of whom is like an Indra himself!' "Saying this the mild-speeched Krishna hid her face with her soft hands like the buds of lotus, and began to weep.