Copy from her pen supplied her publisher, Thomas Gardner, with a succession of novels modeled on the French fiction of Marivaux and De Mouhy, with periodical essays reminiscent of Addison, with moral letters, and with conduct books of a nondescript but popular sort.

" A safe-conduct pass was given us, and I made up my mind to take Marya to my parents' house.

I had already heard that I had gained the 1st Smith's Prize, and one of the first notifications to me on my return was that the Walker's good-conduct prize of £10 was awarded to me.

His conduct record is fine.

"Oh, that's a brief way of telling about it when a midshipman gets stuck on the conduct report.

Here religion and morality come very closely together: the recognition of a definite personality behind all circumstances of life, to whom our conduct matters, gives a soul to morality.

It is true that the sailor now can receive additional pay for good-conduct badges, gunnery-training, &c., and also can look forward to that immense boona pensionnearly, but thanks to Sir J. Hawkins and Drake's establishment of the 'Chatham Chest,' not quite unknown in the sixteenth century.

He had a conduct sheet filled up in red and black, and his entries would have been even more numerous if he had not possessed a great gift of cunning.

And therefore the inhabitants, at such time as the riuer Nilus floweth, are accustomed to open a great ditch, the head wherof extendeth into the said riuer, and from thence they conueigh the same within halfe a mile of Alexandria, and so consequently by meanes of conduct-pipes the water commeth vnto the cesternes of Alexandria, which being full serue the citie from one inundation to another.

Comment on such conduct world be superfluous.

The Negro sailors' names very rarely get enrolled on the bad conduct lists.

He may have been mentioned in dispatches: there may be a distinguished conduct medal hidden about him somewhereworth all the iron crosses the Kaiser ever gave!

On 23rd April Cook received his orders, and was told at the same time that as he had expressed a doubt about being able to get suitable men in Portsmouth, he would be provided with conduct money and free carriage of chests and bedding for those he could raise in London, and they should be transferred to Portsmouth in the Trent.

On January 25, 1899, Agoncillo cabled from Washington to Apacible in Hongkong: "Recommend you await beginning American aggression, justifying our conduct nations."

They stood up as we drew near, but changed their minds and squatted down without challenging us to produce the safe-conduct papers that Herr General Major Thaddeus von Jarotzky, sitting in due state in the ancient Hotel de Ville, had bestowed on us an hour before.

In their conduct patrols exercise the greatest vigilance to prevent discovery.

In such a society individuals and communities at all levels will be schooled and experienced in self-discipline and prepared to follow conduct patterns that emphasize the principle: live and help others to live to the fullest and the utmost.

Some o' your book-learned folk wad ca' this conduct philosophy in Jeannie; but I, wha kenned every thought in her heart, was aware that it proceeded from her resignation as a true Christian, and her affection as a dutiful wife.

Not alone did remorse for her conduct prey upon her spiritsnot alone did she suffer from self-reproach,but the scoffs and jeers of her sex, who never forgive an erring sister, broke her heart.

As an illustration of the conduct aberrations of the thymo-centric personality during adult life, the following extracts from a newspaper report of a suicide are worth quoting.

It is very unsafe to use statistics without at the same time considering all the questions on which conduct rests.

A demerit conduct roll is made out each year, and a copy sent to the War Department.

She'd for no angels' conduct stay, But fly, and love on all the way.

Nor shall, unjust to foreign worth, the Muse In silence Austria's valiant chiefs conceal; While Aremberg's heroic line she views, And Neiperg's conduct strikes even envy pale: Names Gallia yet shall further learn to fear, And Britain, grateful still, shall treasure up as dear! XIX.

Give a kiss to the pretty gentleman, and look at all these pretty good-conduct stripes on the sofa!