* To come from his heroic character, all the amiable qualities of domestic life concentre in this tamed Bellerophon.

And yet, in plumbing the abyss for judgment, Something I strike upon which turns my mind Back on herself, I think, againmy breast Concentres all the terrors of the Universe: I look at him and tremble like a child.

History, that may in some measure be considered as concentring in itself the elements of all other sciences?

Ingenious and eloquent, temperate and brave, as had been invariably their national character, they had their exertions concentred, and their courage animated by a legislator, whose institutions may vie, in the importance of their consequences, with those of Solon, Lycurgus, or Numa.

Despite those titles, power, and pelf, The wretch, concentred all in self, Living shall forfeit fair renown, And, doubly dying, shall go down To the vile dust from whence he sprung, Unwept, unhonored, and unsung.

Flat upon the ground, the small army concentred on the igloo, and behind, deliciously expectant, crouched many women and children, come out to witness the murder.

Nous pouvons être attaqués après l'expiration du délai par l'armée austro-hongroise qui se concentre sur notre frontière.

To come from his heroic character, all the amiable qualities of domestic life concentre in this tamed Bellerophon.

In his "Elegy written in a Country Churchyard," Gray has caught, concentred, and turned into a fine essence, the substance of a thousand meditations among the tombs.

They could without difficulty have concentred afresh their indignant feelings, but they seemed to want a leader.

When I walk on the banks of the Mole, Or recline 'neath our favourite tree, As the needle is true to the pole, So my thoughts still concentre in thee.

" Dying at twenty-two, the hope and pride of all who knew him, "remarkable for the early splendor of his genius," the career of this young man concentres the interest of more than his native country.

Anne regretted the Peak, and its delicious climate; but her heart was mainly concentred in her family, and she could not be otherwise than happy, while permitted to dwell with her husband and children.

Plus on concentre ses facultés sur des questions philosophiques, et moins on s'aperçoit de ce qui se passe dans la vie matérielle.

"Again did that upbraiding eye Check my false strain in passing by; And its concentred meaning fell Into my soul:It was not well To triumph thus, though but in show; To chant the lay that joyance spoke, To wear the gay and careless look.

The volume was his; in a fly-leaf were written these words: 'TO THE LADY OF MY LOVE, FROM HER MARMION HERBERT.' With a fluttering heart, yet sparkling eye, Venetia sank into a chair, which was placed before the table, with all her soul concentred in the contents of this volume.

From an early period he never permitted himself to be treated as a boy; and his guardian, a man whose whole soul was concentred in the world, humoured a bent which he approved and from which he augured the most complete success.

* "Chacun se concentre aujourdhui dans sa famille et calcule ses resources.

* "Chacun se concentre aujourdhui dans sa famille et calcule ses resources.

It indicates the absence of passions, or of concentred passions.

The scattered relics of the "Grand Army" which had erected and sustained his empire were hastily collected, and, as they in turn reached Paris, were reviewed on the Carrousel and sent forward to concentre on the battle-ground that was to decide his fate.

The fury of the battle seemed to concentre there, and through the time-worn walls the shot was plunging, splintering the planks and beams, and shivering the stone foundation.