It was not for nothing the old ship-owner had fronted disappointed investors and forced his will on shareholders' meetings.

And take notice that they are allor almost allnew; the very latest products of British ship-yards.

A few ship-loads of English have overspread half a continent; and, from what you tell me, their descendants will amount, in another century, to more than one hundred millions.

A Turkish bark was on the sea, the sunny sea of Spain, In sight of cliffs that Hercules made boundaries of the main; And one, Celimo's captive slave, as fierce the billows grew, Was listening as the ship-master this order gave the crew: "Strike sail!

Everything ship-shape, but not a soul aboard.

All the governors expatiate on the vast amount of forest wealth and remind the home government that under the French regime the king, when making out patents for the seigneurs, reserved the right of taking wood for ship-building and fortifications from any of the seigneuries.

oh, I'm not able to indure it,why, what the Devil made me a ship-board?

Such leisure as I had I spent by the river-side talking with the ship captains and getting news of far lands.

Mr. LYNCH wanted to revive American commerce in behalf of the ship-builders of Maine.

Amongst these are numbered:a digest of the entire body of laws, even then become unwieldy and oppressive; the establishment of vast and comprehensive public libraries, Greek as well as Latin; the chastisement of Dacia (that needed a cow-hiding for insolence as much as Affghanistan from us in 1840); the conquest of Parthia; and the cutting a ship canal through the Isthmus of Corinth.

The inspector readily gratified us: and gratifying indeed it was to hear that this poor man had given up his work of ship-carpenter, from pure conviction that he was called to go and instruct the poor Greeks at his own expense.

Here are vast forests, unctuous with turpentine, annually producing pitch, tar, rosin, and ship-timber, with material for houses, boats, fuel, and lightwood, while the mossy drapery of the trees in suitable for pillows and cushions.

This scheme for raising Roman "ship money" was one of the most significant indications of the extreme weight resting upon the republic in the prosecution of this arduous war.

"It will hold up the development of our shipping trade for years."

"Why did Mr. Lister come to Liverpool?" "He wanted to go round the shipping offices.

Oh, what a grief it was, when I learned that I had lost my old ship-mate, that had made an irksome situation so bearable by his kind assiduities; and to think that he was gone, and I could never repay him for his kindness!

why liest thou with the vile In loathsome beds, and leav'st the kingly couch A watch-case or a common 'larum bell? Wilt thou upon the high and giddy mast Seal up the ship-boy's eyes, and rock his brains In cradle of the rude imperious surge,

It was anticipated that this railroad connection between the two cities would make of Charleston the great shipping port, and of Memphis the principal cotton market of the southwest.

But I will telegraph my forgiveness and the blessing which he has not sought that he may receive it before the ship sails.

Cadet uniform, football suit" "The child's got talent for invention, Harry; his manual-training teacher told me his air-ship model was" "I got ninety in manual training when the other fellers only got seventy.

[Footnote 6: Of ship channel of Penobscot River from Whitehead to Bangor, Me.] March 27, 1830.

We might lament this loss more if we did not remember that Shakespeare found our language ample for his needs, and that a considerable number of the old compounds still survive, as home-stead, man-hood, in-sight, break-fast, house-hold, horse-back, ship-man, sea-shore, hand-work, and day-light.

" For a few moments the ship broker pondered.

Still, in the ship-wreck of his whole programme, he had succeeded in saving one thing, the Statute of the League of Nations which was to be prefaced to all the treaties.

Several Members connected with the shipping interest protested against the tax.