" Neither Angy nor Abe, nor in fact half the sisters, had any clear conception of what a tinted function might be; but they one and all seized upon Blossy's idea as if it were a veritable inspiration, and for the time jealousies were forgotten, misunderstandings erased.

I had many precious seasons of retirement as I rode along, and I humbly trust my soul has been enabled to cultivate a more intimate acquaintance with her Beloved, in such a way as will not easily be erased from my remembrance.

They cut out a list of the names of the members of the Left, the names of those who were arrested were erased, and the list was added to the decree.

" On the morning of the 4th, M. de Cormenin erased his signature, giving this unprecedented but authentic excuse: "The word ex-Councillor of State does not look well in a book; I am afraid of injuring my publisher.

But to the Germans and the Scandinavians, from whose popular lore the names of Horny Siegfried and Dietric of Berne, (Theodoric the Great,) and of Roland, are not yet completely erased, a story of the sixteenth century must appear comparatively modern.

He wrote, erased, added, and polished, so that, without wanting in veracitythis was his special merit as a journalistthe whole would be an epic, grand for the seven gods, cowardly and base for the unknown thief, "who had executed himself, terror-stricken, and in the very act convinced of the enormity of his crime.

"Never," said he, "can that moment be erased from the book of the past.

They erased from the lists of the junior centuries the names of all who had not served during the last four years, unless they were regularly exempted, or were prevented by sickness.

She saw all the pictures on the slate of yesterday and their message plainly, as something that could not be erased by any Buddhistic ritual of reiterated phrase.

They whose interest it was to suppress the matter thirty years ago, and who resorted to such extreme measures in doing so, no doubt took ample precaution that every trace should be erased.

Let their last feeble and lingering glance rather behold the gorgeous ensign of the republic, now known and honored throughout the earth, still full high advanced, its arms and trophies streaming in their original lustre, not a stripe erased or polluted, nor a single star obscured,bearing for its motto no such miserable interrogatory as, What is all this worth?

An inscription on one of these old stones in the crypt takes us back some centuries before even Wilfrid's time, for it commemorates the Emperor Severus and his two sons, Marcus Aurelius Antoninus (Caracalla) and Publius Septimius Geta, and has the name of the latter erased, as was done on all similar inscriptions throughout the Empire, by order of the inhuman Caracalla, after his murder of his brother.

It is one thing to read one's Gibbon, and learn of the murder of Geta, son of Severus, by order of his brother Caracalla, and another to see the youth's name roughly scratched out on a stone in Hexham Abbey crypt; and to read of the assassination of Elagabalus does not move us one whit, but to see his name erased from a stone in Chesters museum brings the tumultuous happenings in ancient Rome

This danger having been once laid down will, perhaps, never be erased from the chart, although it is generally believed not to exist.

Indignant at his dusky rival's success, Beethoven erased his name from the title-page and substituted that of Rudolphe Kreutzer.

And though across this leaden wave, Returnless now my spirit haste, Napoleon's name shall know no grave, His mighty deeds be ne'er erased.

She was nothing but a frail phantom of recollection: the years had erased her!

Sang Gwyllem: "Love me or love me not, it is enough That I have loved you, seeing my whole life is Uplifted and made glad by the glory of Love, My life that was a scroll bescrawled and blurred With tavern-catches, which that pity of his Erased, and wrote instead one lonely word, O Branwen!

All the doors of the laboratory were panelled with blackboard, and on these were the half-erased diagrams of the previous day's work.

"But home is pleasant, and I am wondering whether you might care to see the home of which I have so often spoken to you when you used to come over to Brooklyn to see me [me erased and us neatly substituted in long, sweeping characters].

[TR: This sentence appears to have been unfinished or erased.] I received the first news of freedom joyfully.

Erased the marks of city slavery, Here where the sun gleams gold through azure hours Here wrests the spirit from all bondage free, The fields grown green and the syringa flowers!

Besides that, they have entire control of their own blackboards, and can leave work there without fear of its being erased to make room for that of some other master.

It was performed on January 13, 1596, and may possibly have been written by one Anthony Rollinsonthe name is erased.

Every effort had been put in force to check it, every gentle counsel given, but arrested in its growth though it was, erased entirely it could not be.