698. conqueror, victor, winner; master of the situation, master of the position, top of the heap, king of the hill; achiever, success, success story.

His success doth not give him so much contentment as provocation; neither can he be at rest so long as he hath one, either to overlook, or to match, or to emulate him.

The success dream book.

In certain minds the doubt of success changes into scruples of conscience.

What arguments these gentlemen require, it is not easy to conjecture; or how those who disapprove their measures, may with any hope of success dispute against them.

Why must I Afric's sable children see Vended for slaves, though born by nature free, The nameless tortures cruel minds invent Those to subject whom Nature equal meant? If these you dare (although unjust success Empowers you now unpunished, to oppress), Revolving empire you and yours may doom (Rome all subdu'dyet

Success ensues, but only with time and patience; fortunately the sea-crabs allow themselves to be caught with the hand, and the fish-pond does not long remain useless and deserted.

He might, in truth, look down upon the smug majority that smiles at unusual endeavour, unless success excuses, crowns it.

A real successun success fouand in spite of yourself!

The question of our success hinges on Pedro Estada.

It is not a little remarkable, that, as the prospect of his success increases, the menaces of secession grow fainter and less frequent.

It was one of those cases which success and only success justifies.

Many of those who fall into line, adapt themselves to the civilizing process, accept with alacrity the chances that come their way, but do not reach the top of the success ladder.

Deal kindly by the boy, and, in all but evil wishes to my vessel, success light on your ensign!"

With your permission, Sir, most willingly; His vigorous Youth is fitter for't than Age, Which now has render'd me uncapable Of what that can with more success perform.

To win even from failure success, to win for success permanence, was the next aim of the League, and nowhere has this constructive policy of theirs brought about more significant results than in the aid which they were able to give to the workers in the sewing trades.

It can, however, never be too often repeated that the prominent interest of every important pursuit of life requires for success permanency and stability in legislation.

Where no logic can prevail, success silences.

" Physicians, of all men, are most happy: whatever good success soever they have, the world proclaimeth; and what faults they commit, the earth covereth.

Moreover, it is somewhat bare of honor, and even if it should be crowned by continued success 'tis success of a kind that's of little value.

Works, ii. 77) wrote on Feb. 21, 1772:'Charles Fox is commenced patriot, and is already attempting to pronounce the words, country, liberty, corruption, &c.; with what success time will discover.'

It gives you plain directions as to how to achieve success tin friendship, love, matrimony, and business; how to make money and how to secure happiness.

Late, too, when France, with sophist cunning fraught, Essay'd that field which force had fail'd to gain, And proudly question'd, by success untaught, Britannia's lineal righther watery reign!

The visitor's tone relapsed; it was now conspicuous for its want of "success waves"; it seemed to imply a definite cognizance of personal uselessness.

Here they stand for Joseph Hume, not Lamb's friend, but Joseph Hume, M.P. (1777-1855), who had attacked with success abuses in the East India Company; had revised economically the system of collecting the revenue, thus touching Wordsworth as Distributor of Stamps; and had opposed Vansittart's scheme for the reduction of pension charges.