"You can cancel the obligation," was the quick retort, "by discovering the identity of the man who in derby hat and a coat with a very high collar, left the grounds of The Whispering Pines just as Mr. Ranelagh drove into them.

In asking it indeed, I feel that I cancel whatever claim your extravagant estimate of that act can possibly ascribe to me.

"There is a will in existence which I now cancel.

His Holiness had wished that Venice, as a first step, should cancel the "Protest" which she had widely published, declaring the interdict invalid.

Make them over to me, and I'll cancel the debt.

"If you will make her over to me, I will cancel the debt.

So easy still it proves in factious times With public zeal to cancel private crimes.

"My good lady, you forget that I am ready to cancel the mortgage and pay you three hundred and fifty dollars for the house.

Some supporters of the ministers had dwelt upon the former expulsion, insisting that "a man who had been expelled by a former House of Commons could not possibly be deemed a proper person to sit in the present Parliament, unless he had some pardon to plead, or some merit to cancel his former offences."

You know how high I hold his poetical reputation, but besides, one is naturally forced upon so many points of delicate consideration, that really I have begun and left off several times, and after all send the article to you with full power to cancel it if you think any part of it has the least chance of hurting his feelings.

But, not being at all satisfied with the course that had been pursued towards me, I repeated to Mr. Moore my uneasiness at the terms on which I stood under the second agreement, and renewed my request to him that he would either cancel it, or execute its provisions by the immediate redemption of the work, in order that I might exactly know what my rights in the property were.

Therefore excuse my saying that this reason alone is sufficient to cancel the law of retaliation which you have resolved to execute, and to make you revoke an order which, I am sure, you could not have given without much uneasiness of mind.

The impropriety of this procedure is obvious, it being the duty of the trustee to cancel and not to put forth the notes of an institution whose concerns it had undertaken to wind up.

Denouncing the more cruel treatment of slaves as cattle, unfit for mental and moral improvement, these churchmen asserted that the highest property possible to be acquired in servants could not cancel the obligation to take care of the religious instruction of those who "despicable as they are in the eyes of man are nevertheless the creatures of God.

The child, in helping his parents, helps himselfincreases a common stock, in which he has a share; while his most faithful services do but acknowledge a debt that money cannot cancel.

The child, in helping his parents, helps himselfincreases a common stock, in which he has a share; while his most faithful services do but acknowledge a debt that money cannot cancel.

Mrs. Bentley begged him to cancel her promise, and allow her to go.

The Florentines hoped to find sufficient cause of blame to lessen or wholly cancel their obligations to the Moor, but even Braccio was obliged to confess.

It would cancel all obligations if the Sheikh from the North preferred to offer himself as" The young man's long knife flashed from its sheath as he sprang to his feet.

The executive government pretends not to argue the case with Georgia, and is left no alternative but either to annul its conditional treaty with that state, or to cancel thirteen distinct treaties entered into with the Indians, despoil them of their lands, and rob them of their independence.

" Charles VI., weak in mind and will, even independently of his attacks, signed these letters, and gave Duke John quite a kind reception, telling him, however, that "he could cancel the penalty, but not the resentment of everybody, and that it was for him to defend himself against perils which were probably imminent."

I live I'le cancel your Coxcomb.

Es necesario que te pongas en el cancel de esa puerta (A Bruno)

of astonishment as good gracious *cancel* m. inner door or wooden screen just inside the main entrance; space between the inner door and the outer one (many of the public buildings in the United States have an arrangement similar to the Spanish *cancel*) *candelero* m. candlestick *canónigo* m. canon (of a church) *cantar* sing; * de plano* speak out plainly *Cantarranas (Cantaranas)* literally croaking frogs.

of astonishment as good gracious *cancel* m. inner door or wooden screen just inside the main entrance; space between the inner door and the outer one (many of the public buildings in the United States have an arrangement similar to the Spanish *cancel*) *candelero* m. candlestick *canónigo* m. canon (of a church) *cantar* sing; * de plano* speak out plainly *Cantarranas (Cantaranas)* literally croaking frogs.