The men who keep the hazard-table at the Duke de Gesvres' pay him twelve guineas each night for the privilege.

LEVINSON, CHARLES A. The examining dentist in food hazard cases.

Yet whilst I live and suck this subtle air, That lendeth breathing coolness to my lights, The register of all thy righteous acts, Thy pains, thy toils, thy travails for my sake, Shall dwell by kind impressions in my heart, And I with links of true, unfeigned love Will lock these Roman favourites in my breast, And live to hazard life for their relief.

What I did notice, however, was a faro-layout and a hazard-board, but as no one was playing at either, my eye quickly traveled to a roulette-table which stretched along the middle of the room.

Love is not much unlike ambition; For in them both all lets must be remov'd 'Twixt every crown and him that would aspire; And he that will attempt to win the same Must plunge up to the depth o'er head and ears, And hazard drowning in that purple sea: So he that loves must needs through blood and fire, And do all things to compass his desire.

A hap-hazard end, however dauntless, does not suffice.

A short time afterwards ambassadors of Locri, entering the citadel with the permission of Hanno, persuaded them to allow themselves to be removed to Locri, and not resolve to hazard extremities.

But 'tis in this hap-hazard fashion that the destiny of mortals is decided.

He that shall see men swear and forswear, lie and bear false witness, to advantage themselves, prejudice others, hazard goods, lives, fortunes, credit, all, to be revenged on their enemies, men so unspeakable in their lusts, unnatural in malice, such bloody designments, Italian blaspheming, Spanish renouncing, &c., may well ask where is charity?

For a couple of days fellows continued to talk about the skit on the eleven, and to hazard guesses as to who was the writer.

It was not exactly Firio's place to hazard opinions about Mary Ewold.

If the discharged feel (as assuredly they do) that punishment is a matter of chance, they return to their habits as the hazard-player goes again to the dice, in hopes of coming off a winner, and reimbursing himself for former losses.

The one hazards prophecy; the other discusses, and illumines, a judgment already formed, if not established.

The disadvantages are the hap-hazard quality of the site, the absence of quiet and seclusion, and the liability of being near the scene of conflict.

In human breasts might qualify that fire, Which, kindled by those eyes, had flamèd higher 20 Than when the scorched world like hazard run, By the approach of the ill-guided sun.

But his imposing figure and dignified manner enable him to hazard sentiments or assertions that would be fatal to others.

It is only a hap-hazard sort of orator who does not know how to attain, at the outset, what is called the white voice, to be colored afterward at will.

In the course of conversation that afternoon, Clark said to me in his light hap-hazard way: 'Do you know what I dreamed about you last night, Adam Jeffson?

There is my fate; and then they meet again, and again, as hazard wills, and never know that they are drifting to their doom.

But, as I see house after house in which fathers and mothers and children are dragging out their lives in a hap-hazard alternation of listless routine and unpleasant collision, I always think with a sigh of that poor little cottage by the seashore, and of the woman who was "the light thereof;" and I find in the faces of many men and children, as plainly written and as sad to see as in the newspaper columns of "Personals," "Wanted,a

Aware of his pertinacity of opinion, she seldom or ever argued a point with him, even if she thought right might be on her side; holding it better to maintain peace by submission, than to hazard wrath by disputation.

If on this occasion, my lords, we should give any suspicion of unusual discontent, what could be concluded but that we are unwilling any longer to embarrass ourselves with remote considerations, to load this nation with taxes for the preservation of the rights of other sovereigns, and to hazard armies in the defence of the continent?

Something of the unreadiness of the army, every reflecting soldier in the ranks comprehended, when he saw within the precincts of his own brigades the hap hazard conduct of the quartermaster's and staff departments.

And what should make this hazard doubt successe?