Judge, dear Antonio, my Surprize and Grief; A-while I stood unmov'd, thoughtless, and silent, But soon Rage wak'd me to new Life again; But what I said and did, I leave to raging Lovers, Like disappointed me, to guess and judge; She heardand only answer'd me in Tears, Nor could I beg one tender Word from her, She sigh'd, and shut the Window too, and vanish'd. Ant.

"Before I leave you," said Mr. Jellicoe, "I should like to show you that mummy that we were discussing the other evening; the one, you remember, that my friend, John Bellingham, presented to the Museum a little time before his disappearance.

Perhaps you may prevent it; I leave you to judge of the most proper method; 'tis certain no time should be lost; fear is his predominant passion, and I believe you may fright him from coming hither, where he will certainly find a reception very disagreeable to him.

And, since nothing could be more calculated for raising in the minds of the audience a true passion for liberty, and a just abhorrence of slavery, how this play came to be discouraged, next to a prohibition, in the latter end of queen Anne's reign, I leave it to others to give a reason.'

I leave them under your professional care, and trust they will find many advocates among you.

And I leave you to judge, if it has grown to its present size in but a few months, what dimensions it will have attained before the next election.

" He insisted cruelly: "Why?" "Becausebecausewell, can I leave a baby alone near a fire?

Should I leave Rome earlier, I should be the cause of a great ruin, a great disgrace, and a great sin."

I leave it to your own consciences to decide.

I leave it to the mathematician to work out exactly how much the chances of conflict are diminished when there are practically only three Powers in the world instead of some scores.

"I leave for Damascus at dawn," he said cynically.

'I see that if I leave the thing to your decision, in five years you will not have reached one.

I leave this explanation of my failure [Footnote: The reader will remember that the ringing of the Cathedral bells happened in fact very soon after the exodus of the citizens; so that the self-reproaches of M. Lecamus had less foundation than he thought.]

Whether the expression of love, or of its disappointment, is "any very serious purpose" or not, I leave to the decision of the reader.

Should I leave the affair in silence?

Love or hate one another as you will, I leave to each man his own moods and likings; Yet know the worth of each of you to me. ILLO.

Without further comment I leave this extraordinary matter to the reader's individual judgment.

I tell you my opinion; but if you should find them dabling in that business, I tell you plainly, I leave 'em to you; for, I would have the world to know, I am not a man to be cheated.

And so I leave you two: but a fortune Too happy for my fate: you shall enjoy her.

I leave it to your decision altogether, and will say no more till I hear.

Sometimes if I'm up that end I leave it a bit late, but I didn't want Mrs. Smithers to come along and nip in without me seeing her face.

I leave it to your candor.

I expect to stop over there a few days, and I shall be so glad if, before I leave, I hear your search has been crowned with success, or, a least, that you have been put on the right track.

" "But how can I leave my guestsespecially Captain West?" West leaned forward.

" Here I quickly snatched a kiss, and, as she was about to flee, whispered soothingly, "Tomorrow I leave this town, probably never to return."