The proclivities necessary to an artist, actor or orator (intelligence being the first consideration and beauty of minor importance) are: expansion, sensibility or at least impressionability; a ready comprehension of the works to be interpreted, if not the requisite capacity to execute them.

America will remember then the poor exile, if it does not in time enter upon that course of policy, which the intelligence of Massachusetts, together with the young instinct of Ohio, are the foremost to understand and to advance.

Afterwards, as the infants are perfected in intelligence, so they grow in stature, and viewed in this respect, they appear also more adult, because intelligence and wisdom are essential spiritual nourishment; therefore those things which nourish their minds, also nourish their bodies.

Violent desire, which is the root of all vice, never allows a man to arrive at the pure and disinterested contemplation of the world, free from any relation to the will, such as constitutes the quality of genius; but here the intelligence remains the constant slave of the will.

The first intelligence of his return, to Hannibal, was the sight of Hasdrubal's head thrown into his camp.

Intelligence was the cause of the world and of order, and mind was the principle of motion; yet this intelligence was not a moral intelligence, but simply the primum mobile,the all-knowing motive force by which the order of Nature is effected.

This intelligence was a thorn in the bed of Mr. Whedell's comfort.

The intelligence that apprehends the greater good re-acts upon the desire to attain it, and the result is the combination of more rational aims with a purer interest in the pursuit of them.

INTELLIGENCE is a principle of reason, 130.

If your intelligence is of a very low order, mental qualities in another, even though they be of the highest kind, will have no effect at all upon you; you will see nothing in their possessor except the meanest side of his individualityin other words, just those parts of his character and disposition which are weak and defective.

Women and girls answer our call for messenger service, and their intelligence and courtesy are an improvement upon the manners of the young barbarians of the race.

There are a great many missionaries in Graham's Town; and on the whole it may be safely averred, that the general intelligence of the inhabitants is not a whit inferior to that of the middle and lower classes of any country in the United Kingdom." EMMA.

And the intelligence is the price of the diamond?

We distrust reason,that is, what you call reason,for reason can twist anything, and pervert it; but what the Church says, is true,its collective intelligence is our supreme law

For she never reads a book, and illustrates by constant practice her belief that the fashionable intelligence of the Morning Post is a sufficient mental pabulum for a grown-up woman.

Young Banneker had no books at all, but in the midst of his labor he so improved upon and evolved what he had gained in arithmetic that his intelligence became a matter of general observation.

The reader will believe that this intelligence was any thing but satisfactory; I could not help conjuring up visions of a long and wearisome captivityof hope deferred and expectations disappointedwith Stoddart's melancholy situation as a near precedent.

What strange intelligence was that which passed between them through the diamond eyes and the little beady black ones?what subtile intercommunication, penetrating so much deeper than articulate speech?

I have said that beyond beauty there is nothing else; for even her uncommon intelligence is only the humble slave kneeling at the feet of her own beauty.

The next intelligence received of him, was a careful measurement of his length, by unknown hands, and the statement that, in ascending the Brazos, he had taken the fever and died.

This intelligence was the source of new excitement and agitation.

We may therefore lay it down as a principle that the universal all-permeating intelligence, which has been considered in the second and third sections, is purely subjective mind, and therefore follows the law of subjective mind, namely that it is amenable to any suggestion, and will carry out any suggestion that is impressed upon it to its most rigorously logical consequences.

"Jeremiah, vi, 7. "Bayle's Intelligence from the Republic of Letters, which make eleven volumes in duodecimo, are truly a model in this kind.

The intelligence of Cassius' death was a heavy blow to Brutus.

In the discharge of these functions it also must be admitted that intelligence and conscience are the faculties requisite to secure their proper performance.