We are all naked; an' the house is bare; an' our health is gone wi' the want o' mate.

Give the soldiers a sufficient support, so that they may not on account of want desire anything which belongs to others.

She attended to his wants gayly, forcing him to take the most delicate morsels.

And he had, besides, what so many men of his own class made shipwreck for want ofhe had imaginationenough to show him what it is that makes the mere craftsman into the artist, enough to make him hunger night and day for knowledge, travel, experience.

Persons, not men, for there were amongst them many women and children, whole families, in fact, who had left their villages, without organization and without provisions, calculating that they would be competent to find their own way, and that He who feeds the young ravens would not suffer to die of want pilgrims wearing His cross.

Good heart, I pity you, You shall not be so cruel to yourself, I have the poor serving-man's allowance: Twelve pence a day, to buy me sustenance; One meal a day I'll eat, the t'other fast, To give your wants relief.

Did any one want soup?

I am beginningI can confess all to youto want stimulants.

Yet not unpity'd nor forgot they die, For gen'rous Britons to their mem'ry raise; A tribute will their children's wants supply, A living monument of grateful praise.

Then since (dear life,) you fain would have me peace, And I mad with delight want wit to cease, Stop you my mouth, with still, still kissing me.

The greatest want of our people, if I understand our wants aright, is not simply wealth, nor genius, nor mere intelligence, but live men, and earnest, lovely women, whose lives shall represent not a "stagnant mass, but a living force.

The "can't-works" and the "won't-works" must be divided from the "want-works."