"This is utterly impossible, forI do not love you.

And wouldst thou counsel me to such a Sin? ForI do understandthee.

"II was looking forI got you" She fell silent again, still regarding him, and fumbling blindly at the cover of the basket.

"If we do," he answered, "we are done forI am at least.

The place for the circus, which is now called Maximus, was then first marked out, and spaces were apportioned to the senators and knights, where they might each erect seats for themselves: these were called fori (benches).

" Smiley he stood scratching his head and looking down at Dan'l a long time, and at last says, "I do wonder what in the nation that frog throwed off forI wonder if there ain't something the matter with himhe 'pears to look mighty baggy, somehow."

I remembered that he had brought my bag aboard, and, finding a peso in my pocketfive times what he had asked forI gave him the coin.

forI forget what.

ForI can't explain, so please don't

The idola fori, which arise from the use of language in public intercourse, depend upon the confusion of words, which are mere symbols with a conventional value and which are based on the carelessly constructed concepts of the vulgar, with things themselves.

And I think there is a deal of pleasure in considering and contriving,though it's prettier in a book" "For my part," interrupted my husband, as though he had not heard me speak,"for my part, I am sorry one cannot have such an exquisite appreciation of pleasure but through pain; forI am tired of laborand privationand, in short, poverty.

The tears started to Mr. Winston's eyes as he said, "Many a kind word I'm indebted to you forI am George Winstondon't you remember little George that used to live on the Carter estate?" "Why, bless me!

This kind of pupilage was called the tirocinium fori, in which a lad should be pursuing his studies for the legal profession, and also his bodily exercises in the Campus Martius, so that he might be ready to serve in the army for the single campaign which was still desirable if not absolutely necessary.

Tirocinium fori Titus, arch of Toga; libera; praetexta; virilis Togatae, fabulae.

Ten pounds had been taken out forI needn't trouble you with further details.

I wish I knew what I was made forI mean, in particularwhat I can do, and what I ought to do.

"'Red,' say he, 'do you know this is the only ford on the river forI don't know how many milesperhaps the whole length of her?' "'Well?' says I. "'Our little placer claim,' says Aggy slowly, rubbing his hands together, 'covers that ford; and by a judicious taking up of claims for various uncles and brothers and friends of ours along the creek on the lowlands, we can fix it so they can't even bridge it.'

The chalices continued to expand every morning, forI am afraid to say how long a timeit might seem perfectly incredible.

forI don't care for any thing any morethere is nothing left to care for.

"Miss Holme," she said, "I have been sent forI daren't go to him aloneI want youhe is worse.