And surely it was that I did creep more nigh, the while that I did look; for presently I had a very plain seeing of the Great Monster; and did know where I had gotten to, and thereby did acknowledge unto myself that this was an utter foolishness; and like, for all that any might say, to lead unto destruction.

Yet that the Peoples of the Upper Cities had great chests, I do well know; for this was a common knowledge; even as we of this age do acknowledge the Peoples of Africa to be of blackness, or those of Patagonia to be of great stature.

We say it reluctantly, and for the first time, that the enemy have shown the finest qualities, and we acknowledge on this occasion their superiority in the open field to our own men.

Their, longing for the brotherhood of mankind can only be satisfied when they acknowledge the sway of a common father.

It must not, however, be understood, that I presume to speak in a decisive tone on a subject so extremely delicate, and that requires great practical information, which, I readily acknowledge, I do not possess.

"He that acknowledged himself a man in the world, must likewise acknowledge he is of that number that is to be saved."

why should we acknowledge him for our governor that hath wholly neglected the salvation of our souls, contemned us, and sent no prophets or instructors to teach us, as he hath done to the Hebrews?"

I will spare him because he hath not spared himself; I will pardon him because he doth acknowledge his offence: let it be never so enormous a sin, "His grace is sufficient," 2 Cor.

And, indeed, it must be inferred that such was the light in which these measures were regarded by a statesman who in his general policy was proud to acknowledge himself Mr. Pitt's pupil, as he was also the most skilful and successful of his more immediate successors.

O glorious stars, O light impregnated With mighty virtue, from which I acknowledge All my genius, whatso'er it be.

confesar, to confess, acknowledge. confesión, f., confession.

convenir, to agree, come to an agreement, acknowledge.

She possessed, however, this noble trait; she was always ready to acknowledge her error, when it was pointed out to her, and would endeavor to avoid repeating it.

Is it not a delight to acknowledge a child bearing the nature of both, to nurture and educate it, a physical image and a spiritual image, so that in its growth you yourself live again?

I acknowledge the correctness and propriety of your remark; and yet beauties in poetry must be examined as carefully as blemishes, and even more.

At last the speakerpoor fellow!in tones of humiliation and despair said, "The chair is but a man; and, if we err, we are ready to acknowledge our error.

Yes, I acknowledge him; And thou I thinke belongst to Mr Raphael, Imployde about these women.

Yes I acknowledge it; but you are sure hee's yours? Ashb.

Under these circumstances of anticipated difficulty it becomes his duty, as well as his pleasure, to acknowledge the uniform attention and civilities he has experienced from all parties, whether in official or in private stations.

The affair was a "scandal," and it was not in the Dagonet tradition to acknowledge the existence of scandals.

They have not only been ready to acknowledge that their fathers have exercised great cruelty toward their slaves, but have voluntarily, in their official acts, made proclamation of it and entered it on their public records.

And now, how have the scrupulous legislators of Ohio, who refuse to acknowledge any other than constitutional obligations to give ear to the cry of distresshow have they obeyed this injunction of the Constitution respecting the freedom of their schools?

After ten years' experience among them, he was forced to acknowledge, that the results of the missionary efforts had produced nothing calculated to encourage.

My men gave themselves up for lost; and I acknowledge for my own part, that I never found my apprehensions more tumultuous on any occasion.

To make Tomah's appearance as professional as possible, we made him a white apron with long sleeves to put on while he was helping Mary and Josette to carry round teafor I must acknowledge that Tomah's clothes were not kept in as nice order out of the trunk as in it.