Sigismund breathed freer when the notary drew near the end of his task, and Adelheid heard the heavy breath he drew at the close, with the joy one feels at the certainty of having passed an imminent danger.

That fellow's destiny is not a hopeful analogy for you, sir, who believe that we shall rise after we die into some higher and freer state.

In these songs she was freer, because she played them by ear.

And when I grew to manhood, I found myself freer with elderly white people than with those near my own age.

But the French are more logical and freer from prejudices than the British; so the difference of attitude is easily explained.

Here is a poor "ten-footer", as we should call it, the cottage William "Burness" built with his own hands, where he carried his young bride Agnes, and where the boy Robert, his first-born, was given to the light and air which he made brighter and freer for mankind.

The freer the colloquial intercourse between teacher and students, the more is learned in the time.

'We don't want to be any freer than we are,' they said.

A call to a freer country than any country you have known?

Instead of restraining the power of Congress on slavery and other subjects, it even gives it freer course; for exceptions to parts of a rule, give double confirmation to those parts not embraced in the exceptions.

Mr. Carrollton wished to do everything honorably, and so he decided to say nothing to Maggie of the cause of this sudden change in his plan until Henry Warner's answer was received, as she would then feel freer to act as she felt.

They perfected the poetic drama and its instrument, blank verse; they perfected, though not in the severer Italian form, the sonnet; they wrote with extraordinary delicacy and finish short lyrics in which a simple and freer manner drawn from the classics took the place of the mediaeval intricacies of the ballad and the rondeau.

Mistaking what was on its surface at any rate a subtle and complex civilization, for rudeness and quaintness, they seemed to themselves to pass back into a freer air, where any extravagance was possible, and good breeding and mere circumspection and restraint vanished like the wind.

No; if the end be gainedif I be raised To freer, nobler use, I'll dare, I'll welcome Him and his means, though they were racks and flames.

An abdicated king was not freer.

Our salt-water friend may be a very estimable person, but we should be freer to talk in his absence.

In accordance with the freer manners, but not less virtuous habits of Lacedemon, maidens were there admitted as spectators and sharers of the gymnastic sports.

As regards the last two, it has been pointed out with some force that the one practically does away with the other, the only person benefited being the immediate occupier, at whose departure that fierce competitive desire for the land which is the real root of the whole difficulty being allowed freer play than ever.

A. Goodrich-Freer, "More Folklore from the Hebrides," Folk-lore, xiii.

When harvest is late, an early patch of corn is mown on purpose for the strùthan" (A. Goodrich-Freer, op.

A. Goodrich-Freer, "More Folklore from the Hebrides," Folk-lore, xiii.

p. 285; A. Goodrich-Freer, "More Folklore from the Hebrides," Folk-lore, xiii. (1902) pp.

p. 286; A. Goodrich-Freer, "More Folklore from the Hebrides," Folklore, xiii. (1902) p. 54.

283 sq.; A. Goodrich-Freer, l.c.

74 sq. A. Goodrich-Freer, "More Folklore from the Hebrides," Folk-lore, xiii.