It is not good to misdirect the great sun which drives away the night and gives us the seal, the salmon, and warm weather.

At least repetition, by some such attention to-our geographical names, to the liability of misdirecting letters, might be, to a great extent, avoided. 24th.

They look upon that system as mischievous in its consequences to society, for many reasons,among others because it tends to divert and misdirect the most energetic faculties of human nature.

We have been minute in criticizing this part of Mr. White's notes, because we think his investigations misdirected, the results at which he arrives mistaken, and because we hope to persuade him to keep a tighter rein on his philological zeal in future.

He stands at the end, white and glorious, with his eyes steadfastly measuring his antagonist and calculating upon what will be his next move if the sling misdirects the stone.

" One great advantage of the early days of the Renaissance over the latter was this, that pseudo-paganism and pedantry had not as yet distorted the judgment or misdirected the aims of artists.

A writer misdirects his talent if he lowers his standard of excellence.

Everybody read the story, and most persons cried out against so ignoble a hero, so mean a history, and so misdirected a literary energy.