" "The nobler-minded man," he remarked, "will be agreeable even when he disagrees; the small-minded man will agree and be disagreeable.

In Egypt, Syria, and even the southern parts of Greece, although both white and delicate, it is so flabby and surcharged with fat, that it disagrees with the strongest stomachs.

It "disagrees" with fat, heavy, languid people, of slow circulation; and, at first, with many people of sedentary habits, and stomachs weakened by stimulants of different kinds.

Dr. Zollekoffer says, that in intermittent fevers the Prussiate of iron is in its effects superior to Cinchona bark, and says it never disagrees with the stomach, or creates nausea even in the most irritable state, while bark is not unfrequently rejected; a patient will recover from the influence of intermitting and remitting fevers, in the generality of cases, in much less time than is usual in those cases in which bark is employed.

Diarrhoea occurring in a child brought up by hand, if it be not the result of overfeeding, will very frequently be found to arise from unsuitable diet, the food given not being of a kind suited to the infant's stomach; for what will agree with one child often disagrees with another.

Milk, the mother's; how to be preserved healthy during suckling, 3. ; deficiency of, 11. ; drying up of, 54. , cow's; for infant's food, 35. , ass's; for infant's food, 37. , all kinds of, sometimes disagrees with the infant, 39.

The Republican Party do not know any of these amazing things; ergo, they must know America; and the corollary (judging from Mr. Choate's own practice, as displayed in the parts of his oration which we are sure he will one day wish to blot) would seem to be, that, having the honor of her acquaintance, they may apply very contemptuous epithets to everybody that disagrees with them.

Mesmerism and 'The Development of Species' may wait till they have settled themselves somewhat more into sciences; at present it does not much matter what agrees or disagrees with them.

This is why "second day's" soup so often disagrees when the first has been all right.

"He is all right when he is talking to men who use his style of oar and the regular American stroke, but you will be broke up sure as fate if you think of what he has said that disagrees with my instructions.

There is not a single circumstance in which either of our narrations disagrees, and every one of the particulars in mine, which seems most astonishing, is attested by this, and sometimes in stronger words, one only excepted, on which I shall add a short remark when I come to it.

Still less are we pleading for the freethinker's right at every hour of day or night to mock, sneer, and gibe at the sincere beliefs and conscientiously performed rites of those, whether men or women, whether strangers or kinsfolk, from whose religion he disagrees.

A dyspeptic disagrees with me as religiously as if I had eaten him.

The pronoun sometimes disagrees with its antecedent in one sense, because it takes it in an other; as, "I have perused Mr. Johnson's Grammatical Commentaries, and find it[380] a very laborious, learned, and useful Work."Tho.

His doctrine is this: "If nominatives of different numbers present themselves, we must not give them a verb which disagrees with either the one or the other.

This statement not only imposes a vast deal of needless irregularity upon the few inflections admitted by the English verb, but is, so far as it disagrees with mine, a causeless innovation.

"When everyone disagrees in the way that the experts do, you might as well take a tip like that as anything.

But Sniatynski penetrates deeper; for he adds almost immediately: "It is the old story,he who inquires too deeply into his own mind ends by disagreeing with himself; and who disagrees with himself is incapable of any decision.

"Don't mind telling me anything about your nonsensical dream, Tom," said I, affecting contempt, really in a panic; "let us talk about something else; but it is quite plain that this dirty old house disagrees with us both, and hang me if I stay here any longer, to be pestered with indigestion andandbad nights, so we may as well look out for lodgingsdon't you think so?at once.

The Who is Who book says that he is all of forty-four years old and it must be right, though it disagrees with his appearance by five years.

He measures everything as it agrees or disagrees with Legitimacy and Ultramontanism.

" Thorndyke smilingly ignored my answer and continued "We examine each explanation in turn and see what follows from it; whether it agrees with all the facts and leads to the discovery of new ones, or, on the other hand, disagrees with some facts or leads us to an absurdity.

It is a pleasurable surprise both to discover that he agrees with you, and also that he disagrees with you.

Your conversation bores me inexpressibly, and your countenance, which is at once vacuous and singularly plain, disagrees with me thoroughly.

In fact, it seldom disagrees.