Michelangelo, expanding in the genial atmosphere, spoke frankly on the arts which he had mastered, not dictating ex cathedra rules, but maintaining a note of modesty and common-sense and deference to the opinion of others.

Ex. xxi, 26, 27. 7.

"Therefore (says the sacred text,) God dealt well with them, and made them houses" Ex

Ex. xxi, 3. 4.

Ex. xxi, 26, 27. 7.

The orator was Honorable Charles Emory Smith, of Philadelphia, ex-minister to Russia.

After the usual ceremonies had been observed, Marguerite, abandoning the litter in which she had hitherto travelled, took her place in the state coach beside their Majesties, by whom she was conducted to her appointed abode; nor was it until repeated expressions of regard had been exchanged between the ex-Queen and her successor, that the royal party returned to the Tuileries.

He was, however, too ill-mounted to succeed in this attempt, the carriage of the ex-Queen having been followed by many of the nobles who were anxious to propitiate the favour of the King by so easy a display of respect to the dethroned Marguerite; and ere he reached the barrier the wretched young man found himself a prisoner.

But the nerves of the ex-Queen could endure no further tension; and on the morrow she removed to a new residence in the Faubourg St. Germain, where she was shortly afterwards visited by Bassompierre, who was charged with the condolences of the King on her late loss.[308]

The manner of his death, however, gainsayed the calumny; although so slight had been the respect felt for his sacred office, that the ex-Queen Marguerite had no sooner taken possession of his hôtel, than the following placard was found affixed to the entrance-gate: "Comme Reine, tu devais être En ta royale maison; Comme , c'est bien raison Que tu loge an logis d'un prêtre.

A few days subsequently, while at the Louvre, the ex-Queen, in the presence of Marie de Medicis, made a donation of the recovered estates to the Dauphin, on condition that they should be annexed to the Crown, and never under any consideration, or upon any pretext, alienated.

rejoicingsThe last ballet of a dying PrinceBetrothal of Mademoiselle de Montpensier to the infant Duc d'OrléansSully as a theatrical managerThe Court gamesterDeath of the Duc de MontpensierThe ex-Queen Marguerite founds a monasteryInfluence of Concini and Leonora over the QueenArrogance of ConciniIndignation of the KingA royal

We will here terminate the history of the ex-favourite, who has already occupied only too much space.

Therefore, as Roch is not on deck, I conclude that he is locked in one of the cabins, and trust he has met with better treatment than his ex-guardian.

If I am not to share it with Thomas Roch, I presume the latter's cell is not far off, for in order that Warder Gaydon may continue to care for the ex-patient of Healthful House, their respective apartments will have to be contiguous.

I go forward and take a good look at my ex-patient.

So the noun exception, and the verb to except, are sometimes followed by from, which has regard to the Latin particle ex, with which the word commences; but the noun at least is much more frequently, and perhaps more properly, followed by to.

"Murray's Gr., Ex. for Parsing, p. 5; Guy's, p. 56.

"Thy speech bewrayeth thee; for thou art a Gallilean."Murray's Ex., ii, p. 118.

"Straight is the gate," &c.Ib., Ex., p. 36.

"Farnum's Gram., p. 12; Murray's Ex., p. 5.

If, again, the young Boer or Hindoo or ex-American Canadian asks himself what is the meaning of membership ('citizenship,' as applied to five-sixths of the inhabitants of the Empire, would be misleading) of the Empire, he finds it extraordinarily difficult to give an answer.

When he goes deeper and asks for what purpose the Empire exists, he is apt to be told that the inhabitants of Great Britain conquered half the world in a fit of absence of mind and have not yet had time to think out an ex post facto justification for so doing.

Where? where?' cried some ex-snorers jumping to their feet.

After securing these funds and many settlers, also Ex-Governor Chamberlain of Maine as president of our board of directors, I moved to the new town with my family, there to reside permanently.