She was at the crucial point of a difficult game.

We cling gladly to the story of the tear that stole down his face in death, and would fain see in it some confirmation of the view according to which the soul receives in that crucial hour a final choice based on the collective experience of its mortal life.

At last the crucial time had come.

The intention was to capture Ypres forthwith, by the overwhelming power of numbers, and the day's fighting was a crucial test of the holding power of the Allies in the Ypres salient.

The loss of life during the month was comparatively light on both sides, but on June 26 the Italiansalready masters of Plava on the left bank of the Isonzo river, and the heights dominating that townwere massing heavy bodies of troops before Gorizia and Tolmino for crucial battles at those two points, both of which blocked the way to the coveted Austrian seaport of Trieste.

, SECOND PHASE The allied progress elsewhere cheered the efforts of our men in this crucial contest, as the German command threw in more and more first-class troops to stop our advance.

Scientific men have been forced by the actual and public exercise of the power under the most crucial testsfor instance, to produce insensibility in surgical operationsto admit that the will of one man can control the brain, the senses, the physical frame of another without material contact, perhaps at a distance.

Variation and resemblance are large issues, crucial material of the science of biology upon which much has been thought and written.

It was a crucial moment: some 4,000 Greeks chasing a similar number of Bulgarians suddenly had to face 15,000 new troops.

Nine hours had come to be the limit of men's interestnine minutes the crucial phase of excitement, during which the balance of emotion hovered between rioting or laughter.

Let me come to what, in my mind, personally, has always been the crucial and almost the governing consideration, namely, the position of the small States: As regards Holland, however, his Excellency said that so long as Germany's adversaries respected the integrity and neutrality of the Netherlands, Germany was ready to give His Majesty's Government an assurance that she would do likewise.

As he himself says, the crucial test was supplied by the last total solar eclipse.

There are, so far, three crucial tests of the relative accuracy of the new theory and the old.

"Obviously," he said at length, "the doctor is the crucial witness.

Does that look as if they believed in the contest?" At this Arthur remembered and understood Dawson's remark, apparently casual, but really crucial, about the necessity of attaching Dr. Schulze.

The crucial game.

SEE Swenson, David F. Thoughts on crucial situations in human life.

Thoughts on crucial situations in human life.

SEE Swenson, David F. Thoughts on crucial situations in human life.

Thoughts on crucial situations in human life; three discourses on imagined occasions.

This accomplished, and the crucial moment recovered and transfixed, the victim of the aborted opportunity is led to deal with it as one may deal with the fluid, and may not deal with the fixed.

A contemporary, hearing of the reported engagement of two well-known persons in the world of Music and the Drama, interviewed the lady and obtained from her the following synopsis of the crucial moment: "I was lunching with my costumier this afternoon, and among the people there was M After luncheon he asked me to be his wife.

" This sacredness of the crucial symbol may be one reason why its form was often adopted, especially by the Celts in the construction of their temples, though I have admitted in the text the commonly received opinion that in cross-shaped temples the four limbs of the cross referred to the four elements.

I am not attempting a catalogue; I am only giving a few crucial instances.

The crucial and classical example is, of course, furnished by our Boy Chancellor.