105 Metaphors for classed

These four classes are the duties of self-preservation, of class, of non-interference with others, and of vocation.

The second class of those who are fond of the word "loyalty" are the warriors and their admirers.

The poorer classes are the most frequent victims.

The historian says that at that time the most numerous class in England were the "villains."

All this was done under the eye of Napoleon, and a dreamy middle class became an effective soldiery.

The working-classes, like the sovereign, are all females!

A large class of these Madonna pictures are votive offerings for public or private mercies.

England has lent money abroad because she is a great producer, and certain classes of Englishmen are savers, so that there was a balance of goods available for export, to be lent to other countries.

" The president of an eastern university had just announced in chapel that the freshman class was the largest enrolled in the history of the institution.

Skilled labour is seldom sweated to the same degree as unskilled labour, and a high class of workmanship will generally be a guarantee of decent wages.

The different classes, and the differences in each class, were, 1. Hired Servants.

Some of the extracts, however not being made with reference to this work, and before its publication was contemplated, are without date; but this class of extracts is exceedingly small, probably not a thirtieth of the whole.

But another class of theologians deduced from this premise, that, as Christ's death was an infinite atonement for the sins of the world, so all men, and consequently all sinners, would be saved.

Singularly enough, the business class is the last class that Christianity has set free.

The three classes of greatest importance were the seigneurs, the clergy, and the habitants.

The former class were denominated servants.

"Have always felt that the class are the mainstay of the country;" i.e., "Must conciliate the industrial section of constituency.

Quite another class was the Borderer, bred to war.

Both the one class and the other, in Prof. Stuart's eye, were slaves.

This last class of men are the most wild, daring, yet friendly and honest, of the lower class of the white population of California.

A second class greatly needed by the Church is the university-bred.

The principal classes of commercial contracts which must be in writing to be binding, are: (a) agreements for the sale of property of more than a certain value; (b) agreements of guaranty; (c) agreements not to be performed within a year.

I ought to mention, however, that the class of mules on which this experiment was tried were loose, leggy animals, such as I have heretofore described as being almost unfit for any branch of Government service.

The only class who live on the labour of others, and without their own personal exertions, are the planters in the south.

The Rector's voice and manner became more and more impressive, and the prizes more and more valuable, as he passed higher and higher, until at last the senior class was reachedthe boys who were now graduating into the gymnasium.

105 Metaphors for  classed