It was not until after I had advanced cautiously into the water, and then stooped low to thus gain clearer vision along the surface, that I succeeded in locating the vessel sought.

In the face of these conceptions the position of the psychanalyst as a practical therapeutist becomes clearer, and the causes of his failure when he fails.

To gain our love God hath not clearer shown Himself elsewhere: thus heaven doth vie with earth To make thee worthy worship without sin.

He was growing a little clearer in his mind, and could see that a terrible mistake had been made.

But picture a man of bold mind, a clearer, a conqueror, who should drain those lands and rid them of superfluous water by means of a few canals which might easily be dug!

One of the farmers on the Grodens drew water out of his well and handed me a glass to drink; it had a yellowish tinge, but except this I never saw clearer and have seldom tasted pleasanter spring water, and the beat tea I ever drank was made from rain water so preserved.

Philip felt, somehow, that his brain had never been clearer.

"I want you to have it, Pap," she said, speaking very slowly, but in a clearer tone.

She would wait till morning, for clearer judgment and information.

A louder song, sweeter than has ever before reached high Heaven, now rises clearer and nearer to the great heart of Christ; for the accuser is not there, and Love sends forth her primal and everlasting strain.

Whatever might be said for his act from the point of view of human emotion only made his motive and responsibility under the statues all the clearer.

We can make our minds so like still water that beings gather about us that they may see, it may be, their own images, and so live for a moment with a clearer, perhaps even with a fiercer life because of our quiet.

Perhaps through clearer eyes than these We'll read life's hidden mysteries, And learn the reason for our tears Why sometimes came unhappy years, And why our dearest joys were brief And bound so closely unto grief.

Thus came some opinions, and while various others were rapidly formed and expressed, and as the girls are speculating on how the bill, and the attached paper, came to lie so openly on the highway, I hope I may be permitted to insert here a little descriptive matter that will, perhaps, give the reader a clearer understanding of the characters of this story.

Who, in this respect, made him a greater light and a clearer expounder than the Christian Paley?

We read its mystery to-day With clearer eyes than even they, The fisher-saints of Galilee.

With every step they gained a clearer impression of the nature of this obstacle until, at last, an expression of half-mockery, half-anger overspread their features.

Then, as the howl of the hound rose louder and clearer from the marsh outside, he ran forward and threw open the door.

4. Muses Looking Glass, a Comedy, which by the author was first called The Entertainment; as appears from Sir Aston Cokaine's Works, who writ an encomium on it, and Mr. Richard West said of it, Who looks within this clearer glass will say, At once he writ an ethic tract and play.

[Footnote 10: No doubt the omission of of a gives the right number of syllables to the verse, and makes room for the interpretation which a dash between generous and chief renders clearer: 'Are most select and generouschief in that,''are most choice and well-bredchief, indeedat the head or top, in the matter of dress.'

Perhaps the point will be made clearer if we turn from the selling prices of commercial products, in regard to which there is a strong and not ineffective public sentiment against "profiteering," to the remuneration of different classes of labor.

And this conception may help us to retain a clearer and more orderly picture of the problems we have discussed above.

For similitudes, he likes the hardest and most obscure best; for as ladies wear black patches to make their complexions seem fairer than they are, so when an illustration is more obscure than the sense that went before it, it must of necessity make it appear clearer than it did, for contraries are best set off with contraries.

A fuller, clearer realization of the importance of this subject is much needed at the present time.

Even Quintilian remarks that things which are said by a highly educated man are often easier to understand and much clearer; and that the less educated a man is, the more obscurely he will writeplerumque accidit ut faciliora sint ad intelligendum et lucidiora multo que a doctissimo quoque dicuntur....