It's time to forget our ain quarrels the noo as to the way o' winning; we need dispute nae mair as to that.

added Frank in a lower voice; "but as for quarrels between man and wife, as I told you, no one understands them less than I." "Then marry a wife yourself and quarrel a little with her for experiment, and then you'll know all about it.

And Reddy, who had been burning up with patriotic zeal for the glory of Lakerim, was so proud of his brother's success in stirring up a warlike spirit that he moved over, and sat down beside him on the window-seat, and put his arms around him, and they never quarreled againtill after supper.

She sees in the apparent chaos an attempt to get experience of the different aspects of life, in the apparently aimless activity an attempt to realise and develop the bodily powers, in the fighting and quarrelling an attempt to establish a place in social life.

Mar. I think thou lov'st 'em better than quarrelling Bessus, I'le say so much i'thy behalf, and yet thou 'rt valiant enough upon a retreat, I think thou wouldst kill any man that stopt thee if thou couldst.

She quieted mobs, she calmed quarreling chiefs, she held meetings with the crowds, and on Sundays conducted services.

You go Too far, to quarrel on so slight a ground.

"On whatever other heads I may quarrel with Providence, at least no one can accuse me of ever murmuring at its decrees in this respect.

I'm so forestall'dthat faith, I could Half quarrel withmy lively Hood: For odd it is, my "Oddities," Are even all the same with his; Would Sherwood (him of Paternoster), Assist my pilferings to foster, I'd turn free-booternay, I would E'en play the part of robbing Hood

Mercutio says to him, "Thou hast quarrelled with a man for coughing in the street, because he hath wakened thy dog that hath lain asleep in the sun" (act iii.

Confusion in the house; it seems Almost as if they bring thy praise to naught; Among themselves they quarrel KING (going to the house).

Four years later, she was still deep in litigation, having quarrelled with her agent, Peter Lapthorne, among others.

I am in circumstances in which melancholy is apt to prevail even over all amusements, dispirited and alone, and you write me quarrelling letters," she rebuked him on one occasion.

It is wonderful, about what insignificant matters men can quarrel, when they wish to fall out.

Pirkheimer, writing after the artist's death, says that by her avariciousness and quarreling nature she brought him to the grave before his day.

They used to go alone then, but they all met and did the polite to each other there of an evening, and then quarrelled all the way 'ome.

Let quarrelling powers, let quarrelling nations go to warbut do you consider your own concerns; leave foreign powers to quarrel about ambitious topics, or narrow partial interests.

I don't want to see him any more, it is too fatiguing quarrelling all the time, and one could not forgive him and be friends I suppose after such behaviour as his at Nazebycould one, Mamma?

Meanwhile one of the men with whom he had quarrelled informed Tipton that his foe was in his grasp.

CARSTENS, ASMUS JAKOB, Danish artist, born in Sleswig; on the appearance of his great picture, "The Fall of the Angels," rose at once into fame; was admitted to the Berlin Academy; afterwards studied the masters at Rome; brought back to Germany a taste for art; was the means of reviving it; treated classical subjects; quarrelled the Academy; died in poverty at Rome (1754-1798).

Further, since the arts have a softening effect on character, it is possible that quarrels great and small, wars and duels, will vanish from the world; just as both have become much rarer occurrences.

357, 367; present at a 'public dinner,' ib., n. 3. CHATTERTON, Thomas, money gained by Beckford's death, iii. 201, n. 3; Rowley's Poetry, iii. 50; pretended discovery, ib., n. 1; Johnson's admiration, iii. 51; Goldsmith's belief, ib., n. 2; Walpole's disbelief, ib.; quarrel about it between Goldsmith and Percy, iii. 276, n. 2; 'wild adherence to him,' iv.