His name does sufficiently Auspicate the Work."

To this day it is likely that a last auspicated volume still sits on its shelf with the spice jars in some English country kitchen and that a worn and toothless cook still thumbs its leaves.

E., whom nothing misbecameto auspicate, I suppose, the filial concern, and set it a going with a lustrewas serving in person two damsels fair, who had come into the shop ostensibly to inquire for some new publication, but in reality to have a sight of the illustrious shopman, hoping some conference.

The King is made to auspicate and to pray, but not to trust that the Franchise Bill and the Relief Bill will be productive of good.

Never, surely, was a political career more impressively auspicated.