This, however, passed unnoted, for the crowds, and even the men, were not the sharp critics they afterward became when mistakes by an incompetent officer were saluted by shouts of ridicule, and the men contemptuously disregarded them.

Not only the spiteful mother that conceiveth such spurious brats, but the midwife that helpeth to bring them forth, the nurse that feedeth them, the guardian that traineth them up to maturity, and setteth them forth to live in the world; as they do really contribute to their subsistence, so deservedly they partake in the blame due to them, and must be responsible for the mischief they do.

Consequently they, and all else that is not obviously connected with the machinery of society, give way in the public consideration to what is so connected with it, in a manner that cannot be mistaken.

And, in their rage, I having hold of both, They whirl asunder, and dismember me.

It reminded us of the west front of York or Lincoln cathedrala resemblance, perhaps, fanciful in all but the feelings they both exciteespecially when the English minster is seen by moonlight.

Far more important is it to try to discover what are the tendencies, which they as yet faintly and imperfectly, often confusedly, express.

The law not bearing out their petition, they could only obtain it by force, and, finding this to be the case, they forbore.

"Well, you see, for a proposition like thatdon't know where we're going, when we're going to get back,and them gunboatshow would a hundred and twenty-five a month strike you?" "Double it up.

They provided the Indians with guns and ammunition, and in return often received goods plundered from the Americans; and they at least indirectly and in some cases directly encouraged the savages in their warfare against the settlers.

This made them afraid of capture, and without creating any general revolt, through dread of Lepidus, they individually, a few at a time or one by one, deserted him and transferred their allegiance.

It was at once a home for the sick and a training school of the Christian graces, where the distressed of body and mind could be given the relief they neededall of it given gladly, in Christ's name.

"The houses then were not like the houses nowwere they?"

[* Forlorne, abandoned] Ne onely they that dwell in lowly dust, The sonnes of darknes and of ignoraunce; But they whom thou, great love, by doome uniust Didst to the type of honour earst advaunce; 70 They now, puft up with sdeignfull insolence, Despise the brood of blessed Sapience.

"I an't said a word, your honour," said she, "since your honour told me not to, though them outside is sharp on me to tell 'em this and that.

Then they read again another part of the records of the house, where it was shown how willing their Lord was to receive into his favor any, even any, though they in time past had offered great affronts to his person and proceedings.

She laughs at the attempts of the American and foreign traders to speak the Indian, the rules of which they perpetually, she says, violate.

Thus St. Paul directeth Timothy: "Them that sin" (notoriously and scandalously, he meaneth), "rebuke before all, that others may fear:" that is, in a manner apt to make impression on the minds of the hearers, so as to scare them from like offences.

Though no one in particular will own any title to him, yet he never fails upon all occasions to offer his services, and they as seldom to turn it back again untouched.

Having duly and silently weighed these facts for a few minutes, they simultaneously, and as if by a common impulse, yawned, and retired to bed.

Folks called, an' there was parties an' receptions where she met folks, an' they began to come here to the house, 'specially them students, an' two or three of them young, unmarried professors.

Subsequently during the night they (?

but still dismay'd By seas or skies, unwillingly they stay'd.

King Richard the fire bet; Thomas to the spit him set; Fouk Doyley tempered the wood: Dear abought they that good!

But they wisely [Footnote 1: Heath, 320, 321.]

As playful swallows sometimes dart round and round a lithe and wondering wingless animal, so they, admiringly and timidly, attracted, yet hesitating, delighting in his alertness, but not quite understanding it, flitted like a troubled and beautiful flock around the great magician of modern civilization.