Germans begin violent bombardment of Dead Man's Hill, March 1. 15.

Your journey must begin tomorrow, and this, therefore, is the only opportunity you will have for such an excursion as you propose.

"Begin at the beginning," that's what Mr. Ellsworth always said, and he says it's more important to know the scout oath and follow it, than it is to get the eagle, award.

'To JAMES BOSWELL, ESQ. 'DEAR SIR, 'Like all other men who have great friends, you begin to feel the pangs of neglected merit; and all the comfort that I can give you is, by telling you that you have probably more pangs to feel, and more neglect to suffer.

The Paris Conference appeared to offer an inviting opportunity to turn the page and to begin a new and better chapter in the annals of international intercourse.

I had not read the extracts then; so I had resolved to begin a new course, and, if possible, to banish all jealousy and suspicion from her heart: and yet I had no reason to be much troubled at her past suspicions; since, if a woman will continue with a man whom she suspects, when she can get from him, or thinks she can, I am sure it is a very hopeful sign.

I think I will begin my operations the moment she comes in.

At last, I will begin, thought I. She a dishI a dish.

This cost me a minute's silence before I could begin again.

Well, methinks thou sayest, I begin to think tolerably of this device.

Then begin the real labors and trials of Moses; for the people murmur, and are consumed with fears as soon as they have crossed the sea, and find themselves in the wilderness.

How can you, Yea, even you, begin to understand?

Moreover they generally have very strong bodies and constitutions to begin with, and when they have not they break down young.

Ey flattering fortune, loke thou never so fayre, Or never so pleasantly begin to smile, As tho' thou would'st my ruine all repayre, During my life thou shalt not me begile, Trust shall I God to entre in a while His haven of heaven sure and uniforme, Ever after thy calme loke I for a storme.

It seemed an hour since he had first heard it begin to climb the stairs.

The bad ones will begin to drop in on us and use us for headquarters.

[Sidenote: mistake your] Begin Murderer.

In 1st Q.: 'So you must take your husband, begin.']

I will begin, he says, with Dissimulation.

When he finds him begin to sink he holds him by the clothes, and feels him as a butcher does a calf before he kills him.

There are certain root-truths which I know, because they have been discovered and settled for ages; and instead of accepting the challenge of every I-know-not-whom to re- examine them, and begin the world's work all over again, I will test his theories by them; and if they fail to coincide, I will hear no more speech about the details of the branches and flowers, for I shall know the root is rotten."

I now saw, and not before, what stupidity it is to begin a work before we reckon its costs, or judge rightly our own abilities to go through with its performance.

And no sooner did the boat begin to stretch away, but I perceived by the clearness of the water, a change of the current was near; for, where it was strong, the water was foul; and where it was clear the current abated.

And what did begin, and what was going on?

I wonder if they bore it long, Or did it just begin?