That we now can control this easily is our indebtedness to you; and continuous thanks must fervently reward your efforts, though in themselves they bring their own reward.

To give but an instance of the sort of treatment I received, I wished Mabel to have the benefit of sea-bathing, and was told that she could not be allowed to bathe with me, and this with a suggestiveness that sorely taxed my self-control.

She woke out of deep sleep and it came upon her before she could gather her forces for control.

* "Let such, then, be the foundations of your dignity;first, integrity and self-control on your own part; a becoming behaviour on the part of all about you; a very careful and circumspect selection of your intimates, whether Greeks or provincials; a grave and firm discipline maintained throughout your household.

In the same way, the fairies in Midsummer Night's Dream are the personified caprices of the lovers, and they are unseen by the human characters, whose likes and dislikes they control, save in the instance where Bottom is "translated" (that is, becomes mad) and has sight of the invisible world.

He felt his self-control giving away, he longed to seize her in his arms and declare his identity and kiss those scarlet lips that smiled teasingly at him from only a foot awaywhen suddenly the laughter and applause round them died away and a curious hush fell over the hall.

He still had easy control and began to really let him out.

The tremendous buck-jump he had so unexpectedly taken, combined with his frantic descent, gave Gething no chance to get control until the level was reached.

Gething, never cooler, fought for the control.

For he knew if he tried he could now gain control.

At the sound of a footfall or the soft creak of a plank I felt that I might lose all control and leap up and brain him with the heavy bottle in my grasp.

He evidently failed to understand that it was his own action in backing up the infamous Lecompton Constitution, and the invasion of Kansas by the slave-owners, which had finally aroused the spirit of the North, and further that it was the influence of his administration which had given to the South the belief that it was now in a position to control for slavery the whole territory of the Republic.

"Who," said Seward, "is to control the national policy?"

It was essential that no effort should be spared to bring the loyal States of the West into control of the line of the Mississippi.

Again, George Washington, another of the "thirty-nine," was then President of the United States, and, as such, approved and signed the bill; thus completing its validity as a law, and thus showing that, in his understanding, no line dividing local from federal authority, nor anything in the Constitution, forbade the Federal Government to control as to slavery in federal territory.

But they did interfere with ittake control of iteven there to a certain extent.

Certainly they would have placed their opposition to it upon record, if, in their understanding, any line dividing local from federal authority, or anything in the Constitution, properly forbade the Federal Government to control as to slavery in federal territory.

Management control through business forms, by Ladson Butler and O. R. Johnson.

CASTENHOLZ, WILLIAM B. The control of distribution costs and sales.

The supply and control of money in the United States.

THOMPSON, L. I. Auditor's control review.

L. I. Thompson (A); 16Oct68; R445692. Auditor's final control.

Auditor's verification and account control statement.

The plant doctor; the how, why and when of disease and insect control in your garden.

Temperature: its measurement and control in science and industry.