But should these men's hearts fail them, or for any other cause the attempt be laid aside, I shall be none the less indebted to you.

Prayer is our strength, our safety; and when we ask the aid of God with all our hearts, we shall never ask in vain, you may be sure.

The servant left them in the drawing-room, which, though not shabby, looked dusty and uncomfortable, and seemed to want the care and presence of a mistress, and to prove, besides, that those who served had not the fear of God within their hearts, or they would have done their duty faithfully, and kept it in far better order, though their poor lady was laid aside by illness.

" From that moment they seemed perfectly to understand each other, and sat without speaking, their hearts full of happiness.

If every Member of Parliament, under the most severe penaltyand more particularly the ministers of the daywere compelled to study them accurately, and then undergo a competitive examination, I am satisfied that great good would accrue to themselves and benefit to their country; their enlarged notions, and probably improved hearts, would be felt in the legislation of the country.

May the Lord bless the seed sown in their hearts.

(In Hearts international-cosmopolitan, Jan. 1928)

He had one of those light hearts, too, which enable their possessors to acquire accomplishments with facility: he had a sweet voice, a quick ear, a rapid eye.

"They have no hearts.

Some perhaps in their hearts thought that another day they might want a tenant, and this man would serve their turn.

While the harvests were large and the markets inflated; while cattle fetched good money; while men's hearts were full of mirthall went well.

MURTAGH COSGAR Put it down on a piece of paper that oul' men should have light hearts when their care is gone from them.

Besides, in your heart of hearts, you don't want to turn back, you know!"

For several days our hearts were high.

I could well imagine such a fellow spreading terror in the hearts of simple folk by merely pressing both temples with his thumbs and drawing his long bony fore-finger under his throatthe so-called Black Hand sign that has shut up many a witness in the middle of his testimony even in open court.

One night, about ten P. M., six hundred men sallied out by one of the breaches, all men of stout hearts and well armed.

"Little birds of heaven," cries the Flemish chronicler Molinet, "ye who are wont to haunt our fields and rejoice our hearts with your amorous notes, now seek out other countries; get ye hence from our tillages, for the king of the mowers of France hath done worse to us than do the tempests.

There was no fierce struggle, either, between the aristocracy and the democracy of the day, between the ecclesiastical body and the secular body; although widely differing and widely separated, the clergy, the nobility, and the third estate were not at war, even in their hearts, between themselves.

"Brigandage is more prevalent in the hearts of the superior officers than in the conduct of the private soldier, who is full of good will to go and get shot, but not at all to submit to discipline.

A CROWN THAT FAILED V. A QUEEN OF HEARTS VI.

"In gardens where the languid roses keep Perpetual sweetness for the hearts that smile, Perpetual sadness for the hearts that weep, Lonely, unseen, I wander, to beguile The day that only shines to show thee bright, The night whose stars burn wan beside thy light, Adelaïda! "Adelaïda!

"In gardens where the languid roses keep Perpetual sweetness for the hearts that smile, Perpetual sadness for the hearts that weep, Lonely, unseen, I wander, to beguile The day that only shines to show thee bright, The night whose stars burn wan beside thy light, Adelaïda! "Adelaïda!

Let truth shine into our hearts; let us likewise acknowledge the cloister's share of God's influence.

The betrothed pair separated with heavy hearts, but with a promise of mutual inviolable troth.

"Young hearts soon forget their sorrows," thought the King.