I believe that it is the easiest, surest, fairest and cheerfulest way of doing two Christian things at onceacknowledging God's ownership of all we have, and going into partnership with God in his work for the world, what the books sometimes call Christian Stewardship.

I believe that I am in your position with the circumstances reversed.

I believe that there were five hundred men employed in this way, and all of them condemned like us to galley-work for life.

I can't say anything definite, yet; but I believe that room is about as dangerous as it well can be.' "'Hauntedreally haunted?'

Then Herr Ermenrich said: "For my part, Thumbietot, I believe that you fell asleep here on the strand and dreamed all this.

exclaimed Jimsy, wringing his left hand; "I believe that fellow has broken it.

I believe that this is a nation, and to be a citizen of this nation should be a guaranty to every citizen of the right to a voice in the Government, and should give to me my right to express my opinion.

Nor am I acquainted with any one who had greater familiarity with Michelangelo than I had, or who served him more faithfully in friendly offices; nor do I believe that a single man could exhibit a larger number of letters written with his own hand, or evincing greater personal affection, than I can.

I believe that, according to my capacity, no man abhors that wicked practice more than I do, and would gladly make use of all lawful means towards the abolishing of slavery in all parts of the land.

I believe that the solution of the problem is to be found in the wide ramifications of English interests in every part of the world.

I believe that she holds the key to the situation, that when we hear her story we shall have a clear case against Quadling; andwho knows?she may completely exonerate Madame la Comtesse.

I believe that England could produce costumes quite as queer as the kilt; I believe that England has heroes fully as untranslateable as Brian Boru, and consequently I believe that Edward VII.

I believe that there was some sudden fall in the price of indigo.

I believe that it may be explained thus.

However, as a general principle, I do not think it well for any ruler to be subdued by his subjects, nor do I believe that any safety could possibly result, if the class appointed to assist a person should attempt to overcome him.

" The older man said gently,for the first time calling the artist by his given name,"Aaron, I believe that you are the only person in the world who would, really want me; and I know that you are the only person in the world to whom I would be grateful for such an invitation.

In spite of the aeration that it is afterward made to undergo, it preserves an insipid taste, and I believe that it is not very digestible.

"I believe that my father would much rather believe that his son is dead than to know that he is a criminal.

I believe that a better understanding on this point would save not only great disasters but an infinity of small jars and strains, and if I have put the woman's point of view at some length it is partly because I understand it better, but chiefly because it is comparatively "modern" to admit that she has a point of view to put.

In the same way I believe that I shall find my original form.

I believe that one or two gentlemen have gone to England to explain the drawbacks viva voce.

Yes, I believe that if we had so done we should have been recognized.

But I believe that we have vitality enough to outgrow those effects.

I believe that the seed of representative government is implanted in the very nature of human society and of the human mind.

I believe that no staunch friend of our Protestant Church will be preferred by his Majesty; nay, while the Archbishop and my saintly friend of Bath and Wells are persecuted, I should be ashamed to think of promotion.