Society cannot do without cultivated men.

You remember the man who said he could do without necessities if you would give him luxuries enough.

" In January, 1824, at the beginning of his eight months' silence:"The London must do without me for a time, a time, and half a time, for I have lost all interest about it.

For Mrs. Lorimer literally can't do without her yet.

I don't know what I shall do without you.

"And, at any rate, we can do without it," said his wife.

He can do without happiness, and instead thereof find blessedness.

For a long time his mother talked on about Dinah, and about how they were losing her when they might keep her, and Adam at last told her she must make up her mind that she would have to do without Dinah.

'I shouldn't know what to do without the ache, Dot,' he said to me one day when he was only twelve years old.

The silvery harvest may go to destruction and the husbands and fathers can do without sleep for once.

I don't know what I should do without you, Simeongood old watch-dog!

No, Chamberlain, we cannot do without you.

Until one has had to do without a water-supply in a large city it is impossible to realize to what a degree we are dependent upon it.

"We have quite enough to do without having to wait on a lot of idle boarders.

" That was something the sophomores could not do without yielding to the freshmen, and they felt that they had rather die than yield unless compelled to do so.

Violet, it saddens me to think he can do without me.

Unquestionably it is possible to do without happiness; it is done involuntarily by nineteen-twentieths of mankind, even in those parts of our present world which are least deep in barbarism; and it often has to be done voluntarily by the hero or the martyr, for the sake of something which he prizes more than his individual happiness.

Now, look at me: I am useful for all sorts of things, particularly when men build houses; they can't do without me then."

The Bey also persisted in his intention of pressing American vessels into his service; but he waived this claim in the case of national ships, and promised not to take merchantmen, if he could possibly do without them.

'One knows,' I said, 'that there are many things which an ecclesiastic may do without harm, which are not permitted to an ordinary laymanone who is an honest man, and no more.' M. le Curé made no reply.

Georgia was fo'ced to take on slave labor, although she had tried to do without it.

That, you can certainly do without help.

It is not easy to tell what they would do without these bountiful chestnut-harvests, for their principal article of food is a thick porridge called polenta, which they make from the ground nuts.

Of course I reinstated him; I couldn't do without him, and I think he knew it.

The midnight sun must do without me in future.