I will give you evens for a fiver on for the Derby!" Alas!

my friend, who ought to have known better, forgot the good advice he had given me only a few years before, and I, heedless of consequences in my hilarity, repeated the offer of evens on the favourite.

That evens us up, I guess.

Preach out of a book, if you must; but do not read in it, or even from it.

Even so it was with Ambrose: he wrote indeed well and purely, was more serious in writing than Austin, who was amiable and mild.

For the Socinians till Biddle retained much of the Christian religion, for example, Redemption by the Cross, and the omnipresence of Christ as to this planet even as the Romanists with their Saints.

He who seeks for more, knows not what he is talking of; he who will not seek even this is either indifferent to the truth of what he professes to believe, or he mistakes a general determination not to disbelieve for a positive and especial faith, which is only our faith as far as we can assign a reason for it.

Our words and thoughts are but parts of the enginery which remains with ourselves; and logic, the rustling dry leaves of the lifeless reflex faculty, does not merit even the name of a pulley or lever of devotion.

Let me mediate here between Baxter and the Bishops: Baxter had taken for granted that the King had a right to promise a revision of the Liturgy, Canons and regiment of the Church, and that the Bishops ought to have met him and his friends as diplomatists on even ground.

Even Cromwell, though he might have prevented, could not have effected, the sentence.

But I more than doubt the possibility of even approximating the principles of Bishop Jeremy Taylor to the fundamental doctrines of Leighton, much more to those of Cartwright, Twiss, or Owen.

I got home from Dover St., by Evens, half as sober as a judge.

It was the first time even my West India eyes ever beheld a distinction of colour maintained in the house of God!

Slavery even in Cuba, with all its horrors, is far milder than in the United States.)

Already he can lisp to idols, but he has never even heard of the Christ who said, "Suffer the children.

Thomas Evens, Esq. Evens, Esq.

Thomas Evens, Esq. Evens, Esq.

Evens or odds on Lady Mary!"

"Evens are moving rapidly in connection with the plan by the Government, announced only yesterday, to call a national industrial conference.

Evens or Wakes, 83. Fonts, 51, 76.

I'd make evens wit' 'im, I would, not jes' talk about it.

I say, your stake equals mine, and we will play at evens, too. Come, deal one hand, poker between two, and to the hilt.

Beholding the dice favourable to the wishes of Sakuni in odds and evens, I could have controlled my mind.

It evens the affair.

That is slow going for Peggy, so she evens things up by attending the Saturday night dances.