The Church fails to see openings for aggressive work; it fails to seize strategic points; it does not carry a well-knit local organization, with a husbanding of economic force; it does not front the world in dead-earnest; it is not proud and honorable in meeting its local debts; it loses progressive force, from lack of knowledge as to how to judge men, and train them, and set them to work.

After this, they met no one, but swung on at their best pace, and for the most part in silence, husbanding strength and breath.

A nation can make good in this cataclysm only if it centers its whole power on the two objects in view: military victory, and husbanding of life and resources at home.

X "AS MOTHER USED TO DO" Man's admiration for things as mother used to do them is as great an obstacle as business as usual in the path of winning the war and husbanding the race.

The things that lend themselves to the husbanding of the race will draw as a magnet those who have borne the race.

THE GROWTH OF ROME Rome was only husbanding her strength; the little republic of B.C. 510 had grown much during the two centuries of Grecian splendor.

Or behear ye the sheep, to the husbanding rams how they bleat to the shade!

The cabin was small, and a very moderate fire in the camboose served to keep it reasonably warm; though Daggett, at all times a reasonable and reasoning man, when the "root of all evil" did not sorely beset him, came fully into his own views as to the necessity of husbanding the fuel, and of hardening the men.

He took a delight in husbanding his coming joy.

Nature is economizing her material and husbanding her resources against the trying years which are to come.

Unfortunately our ammunition was giving out, in spite of our husbanding it as much as possible and shooting only when we had a sure target.

But he turned his eyes away when he could, and spent his hours out of danger when he might, waiting for the moment when he should be free to go and live his own life alone, husbanding the strength which was not lacking in him, setting his teeth hard to bear the pain,a simple, brave, and loyal man, caught in fate's grip, but silently unyielding to the last.

There has been a fundamental misconception that conservation means nothing but the husbanding of resources for future generations.

It would lie in wait in sheltered places, smouldering, husbanding its fuel until the grass was yellow and the forests sere.

But what I desire is that you should calm yourselves, that you should retire and rest till the time of work, husbanding your strength, since we know not what claim may be made upon it.

Our young man washed himself in one of the pools, and then crossed the plain to drive out the pigs and poultry, the necessity of husbanding his stores pressing even pain fully on his mind.

Though I may add here that a cautious husbanding of your cake is no good way.

Only by the utmost care and husbanding of her powers was she enabled to accomplish her work.

Lord Cadurcis did not choose to speak because he felt aggrieved, and his mother because she was husbanding her energies for the contest which she believed impending.

Varvara Ilinitchna went on to tell me of her early days, and how she and her husband had been poor.

So when our college days were over my able had saddled Bob's youth with the heavy responsibilities of husbanding and directing his family's slim finances that he took to business as a swallow to the air.

Yet the Pastor, with a careful husbanding of time, and an earnest effort, can pass over the field as often as the exigencies of the work require.

it Echoed from their looming towers; Where the mourners wept alway, Watching for the morning grey; Where the weary toiler lay, Husbanding the niggard hours;

"But the war dragged on, and we were somewhat extravagant with our suppliesI except bread, for which we introduced cards in February, 1915and instead of the whole Empire husbanding the distribution of meat, for example, various sections here and there introduced purely local measures, with the inevitable resulting confusion.

I can not too strongly recommend to Congress the importance of husbanding all our national resources, of limiting the public expenditures to necessary objects, and of applying all the surplus at any time in the Treasury to the redemption of the debt.