"It may be considered as a rule, that the changes of termination are necessary, when these two circumstances concur."Ib., p. 207.

I happened to visit at the House last Week, and missing the young Gentleman at the Tea-Table, where he seldom fails to officiate, could not upon so extraordinary a Circumstance avoid inquiring after him.

"Anyhow, then," said Wingfold, "so far as regards the matter in hand, all we can say is, that under such and such circumstances life appearswhence, we believe differently; how, neither of us can tellperhaps will ever be able to tell.

Beauty is in twofold opposition with interest; firstly, because it lies in the perception of the idea, and such perception takes its object entirely out of the range of the forms enunciated by the principle of sufficient reason; whereas interest has its sphere mainly in circumstance, and it is out of this principle that the complexity of circumstance arises.

The construction here is equivalent to a clause denoting time or cause or some circumstance attendant on the main action of the sentence.

XXXI DESCRIBES A CURIOUS CIRCUMSTANCE CHAPTER XXXII OUTSIDE THE WINDOW CHAPTER XXXIII IS ABOUT THE MAISON LÉNARD CHAPTER XXXIV SURPRISES MR.

In the stillness of life, talent is formed; but in the storm and stress of adverse circumstances character is fashioned.

The King had been delighted with it,a circumstance doubtless considered by Sir Robert in selecting a rival for Savage.

The Signor Grimaldi rightly deemed the circumstances grave, and, calling to him his friend and Sigismund, he communicated the apprehensions of the monk and Maso.

Inattention to this circumstance hath caused several most respectable magicians to be torn in pieces, and hath notably increased the number of demons at large.

An odd circumstance heightens the dawning romance.

May we not from this circumstance infer, that, as is the case in all vernacular tongues, the vulgar dialect of the Romans, the sermo usualis, rusticus, pedestris,[AG] of which there are no monuments extant, differed very widely both in pronunciation and construction from that which has at any time been used either in writing or in the senate?

No human Scheme can be so accurately projected, but some little Circumstance intervening may spoil it.

'Tis a sound practice; I have known such a circumstance lead to great disclosures.

I am satisfied that under certain circumstances loans may be resorted to with great advantage.

And now, driven into the corner which he had hoped to avoid, his retentive memory brought back a circumstance well-nigh forgotten.

Should Dr. Spainhour's inferences be incorrect, there is still a remarkable coincidence of circumstances patent to every Mason.

I said to myself: it can only be that the assassins have bound themselves to the observance of a strict and narrow ritual from which no departure is under any circumstances permittedperhaps for the sake of signalling the course of events to others at a distance.

A consideration of all these circumstances places, it seems to me, this famous investigation in a somewhat new light, and any estimate of Zoellner's testimony, based merely upon the eminence in science of his name and those of his collaborateurs, neglecting to give attention to their disqualifications for this kind of work, cannot be a fair or a true estimate.

If we do not at once see them, let us rest content with the knowledge that the spiritual prototype is already in existence and wait till some circumstance pointing in the desired direction begins to show itself.

"Because, then, sir, the author may read his work to his wife, which is a circumstance productive of great pleasure on both sides, you perceive.

We dined at Lesengnan: not a Protestant in the place, yet we met with a circumstance worth recording.

This clerk, knawin us richt desirous of sic uncouth thingis, came haistely, and opinit it iwith all circumstance afore rehersit."

And upon circumstance Disaster strikes with the blind sweep of chance.

As the multitude firmly believed him to be quite dead, this apparent resuscitation astonished the people beyond measure; and from this circumstance supplies of every kind of provision were poured in on me, from all quarters.