But whatever may have been the complications of the case at the beginning, certain it is that it was found in due time to be a very excellent location.

The congregations were growing and the people were beginning to agitate the measure of building a Church.

She pitched a tent that would accommodate one hundred and fifty persons, and it was well filled from the beginning to the end of the Meeting.

To further this object the Missionary Management at New York sent forward Rev. C. Willerup, placing him at the beginning under my care.

From this small beginning has since grown a family of charges and a line of able Ministers, constituting a Presiding Elder's District.

The financial plan, adopted at the beginning of the year, that of collecting the funds in the classes, had proved a success.

Though at the beginning of the year there was no class on the charge, at its close Brother Lewis, was able to report sixty-five members.

On the 8th of September he began to cut a road to the grounds and clear the brush from the campus, thereby making the beginning of both the Institute and the city of Appleton.

The first catalogue, published in the fall of 1850, showed a list of one hundred and five students, which was certainly a very creditable beginning.

In both Students and Faculty Lawrence University has been fortunate from the beginning.

At the beginning of the new year, special attention was given to the finances in the several charges.

At the beginning, sister Churches joined largely in the meeting, but as the work extended among their people, they opened meetings at their own places of worship.

" The lines referred to are doubtless the eight (p. 101), beginning 'Say more; for by that power a vein,' which were added in the edition of 1836.

The following Poem was commenced in the beginning of the year 1799, and completed in the summer of 1805.

Two extracts from it were published in the 'Memoirs of Wordsworth' in 1851 (vol. i. pp. 151 and 155), beginning, 'On Nature's invitation do I come,' and 'Bleak season was it, turbulent and bleak.

But in the words of Reason deeply weighed, Hath no beginning.

From early days, 265 Beginning not long after that first time In which, a Babe, by intercourse of touch I held mute dialogues with my Mother's heart, I have endeavoured to display the means Whereby this infant sensibility, 270 Great birthright of our being, was in me Augmented and sustained.

[Footnote N: Compare in the lines beginning "She was a Phantom of delight" p. 2: 'Creature not too bright or good

beginning, 'Jones!

[Footnote Bb: This passage beginning, "The brook and road," was first published, amongst the "Poems of the Imagination," in the edition of 1845, under the title of 'The Simplon Pass' (see vol.

forgive the pen seduced By specious wonders, and too slow to tell Of what the ingenuous, what bewildered men, Beginning to mistrust their boastful guides, 515 And wise men, willing to grow wiser, caught, Rapt auditors!

And, in a tone elaborately low Beginning, lead his voice through many a maze 555

[Footnote F: He reached Paris in the beginning of October 1792.Ed.]

p. 332, beginning: 'Jones!

Compare the lines, p. 2, beginning: 'She was a Phantom of delight.' Ed.]