One of the ends of the Church in imposing the Divine Office as an obligation is, that by honouring the holy mysteries, or the holy memories of the saints, we may raise our hearts and souls to God, as St. Paul wishes us, "May the God of patience and of comfort grant you to be of one mind towards one another according to Jesus Christ, that with one mind and one mouth you may glorify God" (Rom. xv.

When Beauregard fired on Fort Sumter the North was of one mind, and will stay so until all is again as it was.

The Pope said: "'Before the benediction of God descends upon you, on the rest of my people, and, I say it again, on all Italy, I pray you to be of one mind, and to keep the faith which you have sworn to me, the Pontiff.'

Herr Fischer, in his capacity as president of the Socialist Congress in Berlin, 1892, said: "The reception of French delegates at Halle, and of Liebknecht at Marseilles, have proved incontrovertibly that the struggling French proletarians are of one mind and heart with German Social Democracy.

The feeling that the country was in danger helped both sides to be of one mind.

It is as easy as we are sitting here when the whole of this vast audience is of one mind and as it was easy for you to carry that chair so is it easy for you to enforce this programme from to-morrow if you have one will, one determination and love for your country, love for the honour of your country and religion.

In a mob there are no individualsall are of one mind, and independent thought is gone.

"I am glad that we are of one mind," said he, "for I am myself of opinion that the seas are not large enough for the two of us.

" Such should conjugal love be, still the same, and as they are one flesh, so should they be of one mind, as in an aristocratical government, one consent, Geyron-like, coalescere in unum, have one heart in two bodies, will and nill the same.

" "Mr Null and I are of one mind," said she, "and agree perfectly.

Ciaran, however, paid him all respect and reverence and was of one mind with him present or absent.

But it does not follow that, however honest and laborious they may be, they will all be of one mind on the Douglas case.

It would be easy to multiply testimonies, but it is needless, since practically all whose judgment is of any account are of one mind.

It was in vain that the King of Prussia sought to turn into a joke the unscrupulous manoeuvres of his diplomacy when he wrote to D'Alembert in January, 1772, "I would rather undertake to put the whole history of the Jews into madrigals than to cause to be of one mind three sovereigns amongst whom must be numbered two women."

I cannot here forbear mentioning the famous Spanish Proverb, If there were neither Fools nor Knaves in the World, all People would be of one Mind.

You may boast that the incomparably wise Quintilian and you are of one Mind in this Particular.

In this I know we are of one mind, that though the ideal we all of us hold be never reached during our lives, we shall continue to work successfully for its realisation.

[190] The instructions to Noriel or Cailles read as follows: "At eight o'clock in the morning of Wednesday, the 14th, withdraw your command from the town of Malate as indicated on the enclosed plan, from the bridge in Singalong and in a straight line from there to the branch of the river in Paco will be the line of our jurisdiction even though we may not be of one mind in the matter.

The LORD CHANCELLOR and Lord BUCKMASTER were of one mind in thinking that the measure would be enthusiastically welcomed by the lower branch of their professionpresumably on the principle of "Better the devil you know than the devil you don't know.

All up and down the valley; at the ranches, on the trails when men met and stopped to talk awhile, and around the camp-fires of the rodeo they talked of it; and many bets would have been laid upon the outcome, had not all men been of one mind.

As soon as he saw the contestants within reach, Grippeminaud, the sly fellow, throwing out his paws on both sides at once, caused the two suitors to be of one mind by eating them both up.

As soon as he saw the contestants within reach, [prepare the claws] Grippeminaud, the sly fellow [act the following] throwing out his paws on both sides at once, caused the two suitors to be of one mind by eating them both up.

Yet nearly all men are of one mind that competition is a good thing in most industries, those that are thought of as supplying "the general public."

That's the good of being husband and wife: so long as you are of one mind, you can do almost any thing.

She would be of one mind while I spoke to her, and another while her women were pouring their tales into her ear.