And turning to his men, Quoth our brave Henry then: "Though they to one be ten, Be not amazed; Yet have we well begun, Battles so bravely won Have ever to the sun By fame been raised.

If Sir Launcelot had been with you, this unhappy war had never begun.

The bending hermit here a prayer begun, 'Lord!

Tis he who lures the unpractised mind astray, Then leaves the wretch, to misery a prey; Perverts the race of Virtue just begun, And stabs the Public in her ruin'd son.

He spoke much, and with admiration, of Alexander von Humboldt, whose work on Cuba and Colombia he had begun to read and whose views as to the project for making a passage through the Isthmus of Panama appeared to have a particular interest for him.

Scarcely in autumn have the leaves begun to drop from their high perches silently downward when the birds begin to drop away from the bare boughs silently southward.

As March goes out, two things more and more I hearthe cardinal has begun to mount to the bare tops of the locust-trees and scatter his notes downward, and over the way the workmen whistle and sing.

"O bright, O beautiful, for thee Are matron-cares begun.

Upon the other hand, the struggle, begun only to win constitutional rights, endedowing to the ambition, fanaticism, and determination to override all rights and all opinions save their own, of a numerically insignificant minority of the Commons, backed by the strength of the armyin the establishment of the most complete despotism England has ever seen.

The good work has begun, and the sword will not be sheathed until the oppressor is laid low.

The serious part is that we have this morning started our summer rations, that is to say, the food calculated from the Glacier depot has been begun.

It will be an exciting time and the excitement has already begun in the healthiest possible manner.

"And those were already converted, and regeneration was begun in them."Id.

" "Yet ifoh, how could I bear" Romola had involuntarily begun to say something which she sought to banish from her mind again.

Her love of learning, her relish for literary and philosophical studies, led her to believe that she could accomplish the largest results in the line of the work she had already begun.

"Adam Bede was begun almost as soon as the Scenes were finished, and had already made considerable progress before their appearance in the reprint.

We shall not forget with what kindness and earnestness she addressed a young girl who had just begun to handle a pen, how frankly she related her own literary experience, and how gently she suggested advice.

Read the enclosed and take it that the writer (who wrote this recently in Gungapur Jail) is typical of a large class of misled, much-to-be-pitied youths, wrecked and ruined and destroyedtheir undoing begun by an unspeakably false and spurious educational ideal, and completed by the writings, and the spoken words of heartless unscrupulous scoundrels who use them to their own vile ends.

Mignon, before her end, had begun to appear more womanly and softer, and thus to have become more interesting in herself; the repulsive heterogeneity of her nature had relaxed, and with this relaxation some of her impetuosity had likewise disappeared.

He ought to be back in Barcelona by this time and what he had begun as an heroic voyage was going to turn into a runaway, a boyish escapade.

The great emigration from Ireland had now begun, and a stream of immigrants was arriving at the Cape.

Saint Patrick was said to have been granted a view of heaven and hell, and a certain island in Lough Derg in Donegal was reputed to be the spot in which he had begun his journey; and there, it was said, those who desired to purge themselves of their sins could enter as he had entered and come back to the world again, provided their faith was strong enough.

In the early Norman period, the poets of Ireland might well have begun to imitate Romance models.

If the truth must be told, however, while the lecturer was expounding his subject, illustrating it on the blackboard with chalk drawings, the majority of his young hearers were wishing that it was over and the contest really begun.

By seven o'clock the besieged had begun to retire from the most damaged part of their works; by half-past eight the whole outer line of defence was abandoned, and by nine the fire of the fort was extinct.