10 Yet, though rough bears in covert seek defence, White foxes stay, with seeming innocence: That crafty kind with daylight can dispense.

Even the gambler must ply the dice-box, and the man of pleasure seek excitement in society.

Or let him through the far Steppes gallop, His horse can scarcely stand at all His stamping hoofs in vain seek foothold, The rider dreading lest he fall!

There was a fascination about the thing, too; that of the sporting chance, without a full realization that failure in this hide-and- seek game might mean a spray of bullets and death for these young men.

" "And master mariners Hiram Jefferson, Joseph Cooper, Seek-grace Spalding, and Paul Cushing, all of Massachusetts Bay?"

Crustacea are also numerous; blue and green Gonodactyli leap about with a sharp clicking noiselegions of Mycteris subverrucata traverse the dry sands at low-waterand in the shallow muddy pools, dull green Thalamitae and Lupeae swim off rapidly, and smooth Calappae seek refuge by burrowing under the surface.

What sayst thou to our seeking adventures, each one upon his own account?" "With all my heart," said Little John.

Like some dark sea monster seeking air, the "sub" shot toward the opening.

The teacher's desk should be in a corner, not in the central part of the room, for she must remember that the children are still in the main seeking experience, not listening to the experience of another.

There were agents of Lee and Jeff Davis in New York seeking sailors.

My soul felt that painful struggling with the powers of darkness, which I have often experienced when knelt by the side of a seeking sinner.

She rejoiced to lend a helping-hand to the seeking soul; warning the unruly, comforting the feeble-minded, and encouraging believers to seek after a full devotion of heart and life to the service of Christ.

Not in one channel flowed his seeking thoughts; To no profession did he ardent turn: He knew his father's wishit was his own.