Lloyd George accepts British premiership.

As soon as India accepts the doctrine of the sword, my life as an Indian is finished.

And unless you and I am prepared to go through this primary lesson we are not ready even to offer the sword and that is the lesson my brother Shaukal Ali has imbibed to teach and that is why he to-day accepts my advice tendered to him in all prayerfulness and in all humility and says 'long live non-co-operation.'

I venture to tell you the citizens of Bezwada that India will have deserved to crawl in that lane if she accepts this pronouncement as the final answer, and if we want to stand erect before the whole world, it is impossible for a single child, man or woman in India to rest until fullest reparation has been done for the Punjab wrong.

That's all right, Doctor; she accepts, don't you, chick?" "Yes, if you say so, I do; and most thankfully.

But it was all very complete and consistent, and quite reasonable, too, if once one accepts the belief in the persistence of the individual apart from the body.

The king of Media accepts his reproofs and admires his wisdom; the nobles of Media are won by his urbanity and magnanimity.

It is not because a man accepts a shibboleth that he is narrow and small, but because he fights for it.

And it will be the marvellous lucidity of the Bishop of Hippo which shall bring back to the true faith, if it is ever brought back, that part of the Roman Catholic Church which accepts the verdict of the Council of Trent, when that famous council indorsed the opinions of Pelagius while upholding the authority of Augustine as the greatest doctor of the Church.

He accepts hospitalities, but will not stoop to meanness or injustice.

The King accepts the Constitution so far as it has been settled.

The King accepts the Constitution.

She accepted the idea of it as a nun accepts the sacred wafer, in ecstasy.

After all, it is a testimony to her that, unlovely as she is, she gives the law to Germany, and that the South German, though he dislikes her, accepts the law as good for him."

Youth is credulous, and accepts these views of life, which then become part and parcel of the mind; so that, instead of a merely negative condition of ignorance, you have positive errora whole tissue of false notions to start with; and at a later date these actually spoil the schooling of experience, and put a wrong construction on the lessons it teaches.

In the familiar story of Don Juan, where the audacious rake accepts the Commander's invitation to supper.

All natural talk is a festival of ostentation; and by the laws of the game each accepts and fans the vanity of the other.

c. 19, calling it a filthy beast, and rammish: and therefore supposeth it will breed rank and filthy substance; yet kid, such as are young and tender, Isaac accepts, Bruerinus and Galen, l. 1. c. 1.

But if some poor scholar, some parson chaff, will offer himself; some trencher chaplain, that will take it to the halves, thirds, or accepts of what he will give, he is welcome; be conformable, preach as he will have him, he likes him before a million of others; for the host is always best cheap: and then as Hierom said to Cromatius, patella dignum operculum, such a patron, such a clerk; the cure is well supplied, and all parties pleased.

A man sickens, he wraps himself in stolid apathy, he makes no effort to shake of his malady, he accepts it with sullen, despairing, pathetic resignation as his fate.

He accepts the fact of his illness.

THE VICKSBURG OF THE NORTH" "STRANGE, HOW THE LANGDON'S TREAT HIM AS A FRIEND" THE SENATOR ACCEPTS AN INVITATION TO TEA THE LANGDON FAMILY "YOU'LL HAVE TO TAKE YOUR MEDICINE LIKE A MAN" "TO-MORROW, AT 12.30" "AFTER I HAVE FINISHED, I DARE ONE OF YOU TO DENY A WORD" INTRODUCTION

Becket, moreover, seems to feel some vague disquietude as to what may happen if he accepts the archbishopric; but there is nothing to show that he is conscious of any bias towards the intransigent clericalism of the later act.

Lockhart accepts the editorship of the QuarterlyDisraeli's activity in promoting the RepresentativeHis letters to MurrayPremises takenArrangements for foreign correspondenceLetters to Mr. MaasEngagement of Mr. Watts and Mr. S.C. HallMr.

She accepts me.