And these demonstrate boundless objects, too. Objects, powers, appetites, Heaven suits in all; Nor, nature through, e'er violates this sweet Eternal concord, on her tuneful string.

The most ungentle of his tribe was he, No generous precept ever touched his heart; With concord false, and hideous prosody, He scrawled his task, and blundered o'er his part.

Following her pencil as she pointed to the ciphers, I said "Is not asny caré a false concord?

Mrs. Wilson had found it necessary to give her charge very different views on many subjects from those which Jane and Clara had been suffered to imbibe of themselves; but in no degree had she impaired the obligations of filial piety or family concord.

To whom Simon said: We have none need of thy peace, for if peace and concord were made, we should not profit to find the truth, for thieves have peace among them.

Mr. Heatherbloom walked soberly forth from the shop of concord.

The hotel orchestra, playing ragtime in deafening concord, made Lulu's wedding march.

and so saying, was proceeding to extinguish the unlucky blaze, when a civil explanation, to which British bravery is ever ready to yield, restored Peace, and allowed Concord to continue.

Your real teacher in that case must be yourself, striving assiduously to obey every order given to you, no matter whether it appears unreasonable or seems, as the Concord young woman said, "in accordance with the latest scientific developments and the esoteric meaning of differentiated animal existences."

Then he says, "May God increase and advance his empire, and preserve all his subjects, in peace, concord, and prosperity;" and the people say, "God grant this our prayer."

On the 19th of April a company of the king's soldiers started to Concord, a few miles from Boston, to seize some powder which had been stored there.

(The Concord series, no. 11) © 15Oct22, D26390.

Classic Concord as portrayed by Emerson, Hawthorne, Thoreau, and the Alcotts; edited with biographical sketches by Caroline Ticknor.

SEE Concord junior song and chorus book.

ZANZIG, AUGUSTUS D. The Concord teachers' guide.

(Concord series no.6)

DEXTER, SMITH O. Concord River.

PRESIDENT & FELLOWS OF HARVARD COLLEGE. Concord River.

Concord: American town, By Townsend Scudder.

I was impressed as if some ancient and altogether admirable family had settled there in that part of Concord, unknown to meto whom the sun was servant.

If it were not for such families as this I think I should move out of Concord.

That albion, once again with concord blest, May still support that great, that glorious name, Which ardent glows in every patriot's breast, And crowns her hoary cliffs with matchless fame.

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