CHAPTER SEVEN Was E'er a Rose Without Its Thorn?

For British readers the chapters by Professors Marcks and Oncken are the most interesting, viz., "England's Policy of Might" by the former, and "Events leading up to the War" and "The Outbreak of War" by the latter.

The chapters on metaphysics and philosophy are the most insignificant.

The chapter on the Calendar in that book is worth study, but needs now additions and corrections, owing to the issue of more recent decrees.

His chapter on Spaniels, however, is mainly a translation from the equally celebrated "Livre de Chasse," of Gaston Comte de Foix, generally known as Gaston Phoebus, which was written in 1387, so that we may safely assume that Spaniels were well known, and habitually used as aids to the chase both in France and England, as early as the middle of the fourteenth century.

The first chapter in the history of the early Church is the torments of the martyrs.

Every chapter was the subject of long-continued study and careful original research.

CHAPTER EIGHTEEN As Short as I Wish had been the Majority of Sermons to which I have been Forced to give Ear When alone I confessed to aunt Helen that Harold had accompanied me to within a short distance of home.

Bacon's chapters are a manual of circumspection, whether we choose to give to circumspection a high or a low rank in the list of virtues.

One is familiar with the type of novel which only explains itself when the last chapter is reachedStevenson's Wrecker is an example.

[Footnote 1: This chapter was originally a newspaper article.

Chapter 7 Chapter 8 Chapter 9 Chapter 10 Chapter 11 Chapter 12 Chapter 13 Chapter 14 Chapter 15 Chapter 16 Chapter 1 The Floressas Des Esseintes, to judge by the various portraits preserved in the Chateau de Lourps, had originally been a family of stalwart troopers and stern cavalry men.

Secular chapters were communities for the purposes of worship only.

CHAPTER 16 THE JEWEL All that glisters is not goldShakespeare

This chapter of Gellius, and Macrob. iii. 17, are the safest passages to consult on the subject of the growth of gourmandism.]

Although the discoveries contained in this and the next subsequent chapter were certainty preceded, in point of time, by the voyages of the two Mahomedans, in Chap.

He never loses sight of him, yet Pop hasn't made a trade to-tay, unt here id iss twenty minutes of der glose unt dere iss Parry in deh centre again whooping her up ofer two hundred unt four." Chapter V. Thursday, November 12th, was a memorable day in Wall Street.

Chapter 48 is a recapitulation of the thought of the preceding, and furnishes a natural conclusion to the first collection.

"The two chapters which now remain, are by far the most important of any.

This chapter of Jack's career was a past rung of the ladder to John Wingfield, Sr. who was ever looking up to the rungs above.

The Panther rather liked to hear the Bible, but I fear he was more attracted by the sound than the sense: his favorite chapter was the story of David and Goliah.

Could you please fit the grammer in?) chapter 20: Of sports... and sports journalism Cyril D'CunhaCyril D'Cunha is a figure hardly anybody in post-1961 Goa journalism would not know.

This chapter will perhaps be the most interesting to the general reader, as furnishing a quite natural explanation of features of the planet which have been termed 'non-natural' by Mr. Lowell.

Chapter 3 is a poetic monologue describing the fate and voicing the contrition of the righteous within the Judean community.

Chapter 10: Crocodile Dundee December was the most eagerly awaited month of my one year sabbatical.