Actually, among the continental countries surviving the War, Italy is the country which has made the greatest efforts not to augment the circulation but to increase the duties; also because she had no illusions of rebuilding her finance and her national economy on an enemy indemnity.

Actually, MacDonald's farm is the only thing he has that is luxurious.

But surely to refuse to have anything to do with the Government to the extent of not serving it and of not paying its taxes is actually, if not theoretically anti-Government; and such a course must ultimately make all Government impossible.

The school-days of the week are so full of holiday spirit for them that, actually, Saturday is not much of gala day.

George Bellew read it half way through, andyawned,positively, and actually, yawned, and thereafter, laughed.

Actually, it was quite a large souvenir!

She knew that she could not grasp those irritating "high thoughts" and apply the grime of daily living to them concretely and actually, but Julia's face was within her reach, and Nancy's fingers tingled with desire.

I'll only say that I protect my face and mouth, as well as hands, in a certain way, and that I do, actually, put the blazing material into my mouth.

Actually, no doubt, it was nothing more than a result of overstrung nerves.

I renewed it not, indeed, afterwards; and actually, for a long season, was willing to forget it; till repetitions of the same faults revived the remembrance of the former.

Björnson, in a very moving passage in his novel, The Paths of God, did actually, though indirectly, make that accusation.

Actually, there will be very little for you to do, beyond looking over the day-book and receipts for the day.

It was so beautiful, and actually, though unconsciously, she was so integral a part of its beauty.

He managed to procure a dilapidated old piano, put it in tune with consummate patience, by means of a common door-key, and actually, then and there, on the 14th of October, 1808, composed his well-known beautiful song, 'Ein steter Kampf ist unser Leben.'

" "So you grew up with it?" "Actually, I was raised by my grandparents.

Actually, I don't even have a bed.

"We were talking about Woodstock last night, actually," Willow said.

"Actually, I like them," Oliver said, "I wouldn't mind trying to make one some day.

"By all that's good in heaven, the same," he muttered to himself; and then addressing his visitor, "I confess, Mrs. Hislop," said he, "that this paper has driven me somewhat off my point of confidence; but I suppose you will see that, if the child was actually, as the letter indicates, buried with its mother, Henrietta's rights are at an end.

Actually, he did not like her, but the relation he had selected as appropriate to the first Mrs. Wollaston's successor was one of innocent devotion and he stuck, indefatigably, to the pose.

Actually, it is not correct to include these living figures in his vague idea of war.

Actually, we figure that fifteen dollars a month covers our expenditures.

Yet another angle from which the organization of teachers has to be considered is that they are actually, if not always technically, public employés.

Actually, the little red tongue itself seemed to fold itself upward, at the edges, like a tender leaf.

Many a healer has actually, and literally, pumped his life force and etheric substance into the body of his patient, when the latter was sinking into the weakness which precedes death, and has by so doing been able to bring him back to strength and life.