"Thereisn't that nice?" inquired Johnnie, turning her companion around to the glass and forcing her to gaze in ita thing

When the Duke Ngai inquired which of the disciples were devoted to learning, Confucius answered him, "There was one Yen Hwúi who loved ita man whose angry feelings towards any particular person he did not suffer to visit upon another; a man who would never fall into the same error twice.

[110] Codex, v, 24, 1. Codex, vi, 60, 1: Res, quae ex matris successione fuerint ad filios devolutae, ita sint in parentum potestate, ut fruendi dumtaxat habeant facultatem, dominio videlicet carum ad liberos pertinente.

It sort of rests me, and seein' the pictures in that book made me buy ita birthday present for my affectionate self" "Your birthday!"

"When Bob Pretty put his 'and in that bag," ses Dicky Weed, holding up 'is finger and looking at them, "he'd got a bit o' paper already in ita bit o' paper with the figger I on it.

'Is ita boy or a girl?'

A church like ita building of its size and with its congregationought to have something superior and effective in the matter of music.

This was their first land-fall in Sicily; that rock, their Plymouth; and here, doubtless, the alarmed mountaineers stood in their fastness and watched the bearers of the world's torch, and knew them not, bringing daybreak to the dark island for evermore, but fought, as barbarism will, against the light, and were at last made friends with ita chance that does not always befall.

Presently it came past, and I saw there were two men in ita clerk sitting with his back to the horses, and in the seat opposite a little man in a periwig, whom I took for the bailiff.

It had nothing to do with him, he said, and he washed his hands of ita conclusion highly satisfactory to Miss Vickers, who had feared that she would have had to have dropped for a time her visits to Mr. Tasker.

He ridiculed the sugar rationI don't believe he has ever been short in his life; and the resources of the place were unequal to the task of providing tea of sufficient strength to admit of the spoon being stood upright in ita consistency to which, he said, he had grown accustomed.

" NOTE VI.The word that, (as was shown in the fifth chapter of Etymology,) is often made a pronoun in respect to what precedes it, and a conjunction in respect to what follows ita construction which, for its anomaly, ought to be rejected.

But there is something to go with ita correspondent's licence and a letter from a general who looks after such things.

You know ita sort of cross with father's initials.

God knows we get too muchwe that hang about great houses and serve great folks' pleasureyou toss the money down our throats, without our deserving it; and we spend it as we get ita deal too fastwhile hard-working labourers are starving.'

His son flung himself on the seat withI could have kicked him for ita deprecatory titter.

Until it had fallen a certain number of metres, we were told, mere striking the ground would not explode ita device to protect the airman in case of accident to his machine or if he is forced to make a quick landing.

But sometimes I have fancied that among your official classes those who are ever so slightly employed in Government service, there isI do not love the word, but I must use ita distrust of Germany and her peace-loving propensities.

Eoque facto ita equalitèr terram planificantes adoperiunt graminibus, vt in omni tempore locus sepulturæ non valeat apparere.

Linguis artibusque ita exeulta, Ut loquenti nunquam deessent Sermonis nitor, sententiarum flosculi, Sapientiae gravitas, leporum gratia: Modum servandi adeo perita, Ut domestica inter negotia literis oblectaretur; Literarum inter delicias, rem familiarem sedulo curaret.

I looked at it; it had a mild countenance; yet it possest something of severity in ita face imprinted with that august beauty which the workings of a great mind give to the countenance of man.

The 2nd Australian Light Horse Brigade and 7th Mounted Brigade tried to occupy a line from Khuweilfeh to Dharahiyeh, but it was not possible to reach ita fact by no means surprising, as in the light of subsequent knowledge it was clear that the Turks had put much of their strength there.

I confess, morally, I was on my knees with contrition, but there was a fascination in ita fatality.

There came a rap at the glass door different from all the raps that had forerun ita fearless, but gentle, dignified, graceful rap; and the General, before he looked round, felt in all his veins that it came from the young Madame.

A Negro walkednot climbedup a stem like a four-footed animal, his legs and arms straight, his feet pressed flat against it, his hands clinging round ita feat impossible, as far as I have seen, to an Europeantossed us down plenty of green nuts; and our feast began.