This, however, is disregarded by Mr. Jinks, who draws near, and stands beneath the window.

His instructions were too specific to be disregarded, and three times he placed his arm about the waist of the frenzied Mr. Culpepper and took him for a lumbering dance up and down the room.

They always had needed it, for in Pagan and barbarous countries their rights were too often disregarded.

Congress had no generally recognized authority; it was merely a board of delegates, whose decisions were disregarded, representing a league of States, not an independent authority.

A great crowd of miserable mortals awaited his omnibus at a certain recognised halt, all desperately anxious for a seat or even standing room; but these he disregarded and carefully urged the vehicle on for another twenty yards.

But there is one thing those gentlemen have disregarded in their philanthropic reliance; and that is, that the ray of the sun never yet made its way by itself through well-closed shutters and doorsthey must be drawn open, that the blessed rays of the sun may get in.

There is something which almost deserves to be styled comical in the absolutely unvarying confidence, alike of amateurs and highly placed military officers, with which it was held that a superior naval force was a thing that might be disregarded.

Hence most people, if they glance back when they come to the end of life, will find that all along they have been living ad interim: they will be surprised to find that the very thing they disregarded and let slip by unenjoyed, was just the life in the expectation of which they passed all their time.

He spoke a plain message, and those who disregarded it were infallibly doomed.

His young wife would have prevented Ka'b, sensing treachery from the manner and time of the request, but he disregarded her prayers.

I said that England could play the role of mediator at Berlin and Vienna to better purpose as friend who, if her counsels of moderation were disregarded, might one day be converted into an ally, than if she were to declare herself Russia's ally at once.

A. DIPHTHONGIZATION Mute h between vowels is disregarded and does not prevent diphthongization, e.g. a^h^ora, re^h^usar.

Mute h is disregarded in the verse and does not prevent synalepha.

He was pleased to find himself not disregarded, accompanied them to their house, and, at the prince's request, entered with them.

But unless our own cause is dearer to us than it should be, never did men fall into the hands of the enemy who less deserved to be disregarded than we do; for we did not surrender our arms in the battle through fear; but having prolonged the battle almost till night-fall, while standing upon heaps of our slaughtered countrymen, we betook ourselves to our camp.

Powerful as this consideration usually is, it was nevertheless utterly disregarded in almost every stage of and by every party to those wars.

Justice will always have great weight in the cabinets of Europe; but in long and destructive wars exigencies often occur which press so vitally on them that unless the argument of force is brought to its aid it will be disregarded.

On how many dusty tables, he wondered, was it then lying ignominiously disregarded.

In the meantime the ancient complaints of injustice made on behalf of our citizens are disregarded, and new causes of dissatisfaction have arisen, some of them of a character requiring prompt remonstrance and ample and immediate redress.

" "And suppose we do surrender, after making the best fight we canwhat are likely to be the terms offered?" "They will treat the majority, including myself, as prisoners of war; but Capt. Asbury, and probably you, will be exceptedhe because of the killing of Perkins last night, and you because you have disregarded the warning to leave the country when ordered to do so.

He already saw many of the favourite projects of Henry negatived; much of his advice disregarded; and as he looked into the future he taught himself to believe that he contemplated only a long vista of national decline and personal disappointment.

This popular tendency is not to be contemned and disregarded, as some of the learned affect to do; for it is governed by the natural, primary principles of all languages, to which we owe all their regularity and all their melody; viz., a love of uniformity in words of a like character, and a preference of an easy natural pronunciation, and a desire to express the most ideas with the smallest number of words and syllables.

The privileges promised them when their help had been necessary were disregarded as soon as their services could be dispensed with.

Such an appeal could not be disregarded, and in spite of his advanced years Beowulf donned his armor once more.

This same priest also consecrated their marriage; and while Huon intended to await the Pope's blessing ere he claimed Amanda as his wife, his good resolutions were soon forgotten, and the last injunction of Oberon disregarded.