Its merits, in all civil or political matters, are certainly equal, if not superior, to those of the English Constitution, from which in great part it was borrowed; its faults are precisely those which resulted necessarily from the Pope's double character, as temporal sovereign of the Roman States and as head of the Catholic Church throughout the world.

[Footnote 12: It is important to note that the printed text in several of the editions is occasionally cancelled in the list of 'errata', at the beginning or the end of the volume: also that many copies of the early editions (notably those of 1800), were bound up without the full 'errata' list.

About to enter, fellow-citizens, on the exercise of duties which comprehend everything dear and valuable to you, it is proper you should understand what I deem the essential principles of our Government, and consequently those which ought to shape its Administration.

My father's moral inculcations were at all times mainly those of the "Socratici viri"; justice, temperance (to which he gave a very extended application), veracity, perseverance, readiness to encounter pain and especially labour; regard for the public good; estimation of persons according to their merits, and of things according to their intrinsic usefulness; a life of exertion in contradiction to one of self-indulgent ease and sloth.

The names on their lists are, therefore, merely those of men who were passed on to other ships, in whose muster-books they appeared again.

The inferior officers of the cities, and those commonly who have the direction of the customs and of the treasury, are almost all eunuchs, some of whom have been captured on the frontiers and made so, while others are so treated by their fathers, and sent as presents to the emperors.

These freestones and clays abound in fossils, but of kinds, be it remembered, which differ more and more from those of the lias beneath, as the beds are higher in the series, and therefore nearer.

Of course, those aboard must know that they were being chased.

When daylight finally came I went to the door and told those inside to come out and to come out unarmed.

They conversed in shouts with those ashore, but most of the meanings were lost in the noise of the shuffling of baggage and freight, the whistling of ferries, and the usual turmoil of the San Francisco waterfront.

He attended all such science classes as he had time for, and being naturally quick in study, he picked up a vast deal of knowledge in a very short time; he interested himself in politics, in current social questions, specially those relating to labour and capital, and in the condition of the poor.

And those outside did not all get off safe and sound.

She was naturally very shy and in the presence of strangers, or of uncongenial persons, her reserve was almost painful; but with her friendsespecially those of her own sexall this vanished and she was full of animated talk.

After my experiences in different cars at the Frontespecially those driven by FrenchmenI thought at first that motoring had no new thrills to offer me; but when Sister takes corners I still clutch at anything handy.

Thus he found himself slighted, instead of being encouraged for his declarations as to religion; but happily those who held him in contempt for his defence of piety and goodness were characters, with whom to be at variance is virtue.

hearts that beat No more in the deserted street? Those footsteps, in their dream-land maze, Cross thresholds of forgotten days; Those faces brighten from the years In morning suns long set in tears; Those heartsfar in the Past they beat Are singing in their Morning Street.

In the case of human beings, as in the case of many other social and semi-social animals, the simpler impulsesespecially those of fear and angerwhen they are consciously shared by many physically associated individuals, may become enormously exalted, and may give rise to violent nervous disturbances.

To mention individually those who have given me permission to use their writings would be too long a matter here.

Then those who sat on the seats began to investigate and explain the arcana proposed to them, and delivered their sentiments in order; first those who sat on the north, next those on the west, afterwards those on the south, and lastly those on the east.

These remarks apply, but with less force, to New Brunswick and to Maine, where the moose, though larger than the Nova Scotia animal, are distinctly inferior to those of the region north of the Great Lakes.

Other currents are mentioned by the Governor in this ingenious work, as those in the Indian Sea, northward of the line, which are ascribed to the influence of the Monsoons.

Whether this was so or not, those officially in the service of the two powers soon grew as zealous in oppressing one another as in oppressing men of different nationalities.

None may go to the pits but onely those which digge them.

Othersprobably those which, as Major Pitcher informed me, had spent the winter therewere as tame as barnyard fowls.

1. 'If you are wise, add not to the troubles which attend the passion of love, and bear patiently those which are inseparable from it.' 511.