At last, after years of search throughout the state, we found our ideal location for a colony, and I bonded over 6,000 acres of fertile, well-wooded lands, returned home, formed a syndicate, and paid for our tract, to which we gave the appropriate suggestive name of "Woodlawn.

We discussed whether we should put the entire $800 into the next year's budget or divide it paying part in cash and bonding the district for the remainder.

There are men of clear insight who never become authors: some, because no sufficient solicitation from internal or external impulses makes them bond their energies to the task of giving literary expression to their thoughts; and some, because they lack the adequate powers of literary expression.

At the outset the directors had voted to bond the manager.

Women in all towns, villages and third-class cities vote on bonding propositions.

Then came surveyors, and promoters of the railroad, and a plan of aiding it by bonding the towns it traversed.

Intricate cases are the tacklings, executions the anchors, capiases the cables, chancery bills the huge sails, a long term the mast, law the helm, a judge the pilot, a counsel the purser, an attorney the boatswain, his Setting clerk the swabber, bonds the waves, outlawries gust, the verdict of juries rough wind, extents the knocks that split all in pieces.