I believe the correct thing is not to wear mourning, but almost all the ladies of the Faubourg St. Germain went about in black garments for some time.

"Our visit will probably not be very welcome," I continued, "but I believe it will produce the desired effect.

Far more men were killed and wounded at Palermo, Milazzo, and the Volturno, but still I believe Calatafimi to have been the decisive battle.

I believe he fully comprehends the nature of true silence; and he is acquainted with many interior persons whom we wish to see in Switzerland, &c.

The Romans, during their 300 or 400 years of occupation and civilisation, must have brought more species, I believe, than I dare mention.

"Little girl," he said, "I believe in you, and that is quite enough.

I often try to be thankful, and I believe I am," he added; "

Lord Dalhousie when named to the Government of India was, I believe, the youngest man who had ever been appointed to a situation of such high responsibility and trust; Lord Canning was in the prime of life; and I, if I am not already on the decline, am at least nearer to the verge of it than either of my contemporaries who have preceded me.

Nor do I believe it is a good thing for a nation to have all its eggs in one basket.

I believe too much to have one moment's peace in view of what is coming.

I believe it the only one where every man, at the call of the law, would fly to the standard of the law, and would meet invasions of the public order as his own personal concern.

I do not believeit is not of very great consequence what I believe, because the fulfilment of my vaticinations could not come off very soonin spite of the attempts in Oriental countries at this moment, interesting attempts to which we all wish well, to set up some sort of Parliamentary systemit is no ambition of mine, at all events, to have any share in beginning that operation in India.

That she is so, I believe; naught new or strange will ye tell me.

It is the cry, I believe, of the" I dashed back to my fire, warned by the sound of bubbling that the stew was in danger, but determined at the same time to escape further conversation.

The first occasion on which he used it was, I believe, when he wrote "The Path of Roses," a poem which appeared in The Train in May, 1856.

It used, I believe, to be regularly supplied to him.

He was, I believe, waiting for a train.

I believe that you are worthy of having been loved by her, and I invite you to our home.

I believe; help Thou mine unbelief."

But I believe men like that sort of thing, as the chauffeur was not a bit offended at being interfered with.

Bathurst, I believe, was not a dishonest man, more than he was prejudiced by party against one of the honestest and best of men.

" "Then, sir," said the Major, fuming, "you compel me to sayputting all modesty asidethat I believe the reason Mrs. Riddel would have nothing to do with you was because she thought somebody else might make a similar offer.

I believe she will go.

" "What others?" "Aa couple of months' rent, I believe, sir.

" "And I believe we shall find it far easier than you think.