He soon, however, yields to the persuasions of the lovers and the common-sense of his physician, who has taken part in the masque, and, realizing the folly of the fables he has so long implicitly believed, condemns his books to the fire and joins in the nuptial rejoicings with a merry heart.

But she trusted him implicitly.

Councils of war he never held; he ordered, and was implicitly obeyed.

You would take my word implicitly; you would have made up your mind before you heard her; you would deal harder measure to Eivé than to any one, because she is your pet; you would think for once not of sparing the culprit, but of satisfying me; and afterwards" She paused, and I saw that she would not conclude in words a sentence I could perhaps have finished for myself.

Unfortunately, it took James's narrative as its sole guide, and followed it implicitly.

So it came that this man's sweetheart obeyed him implicitly, and went upstairs to get ready for the journey.

I beg you will turn in your mind and consider in what most comfortable way Miss Isola can leave your house, and I will implicitly follow your suggestions.

As he pointed out, with much eloquence and force, there could be no more realistic personification of faith than the man who peacefully lay down to sleep at night in his berth of a Pullman car, relying implicitly upon the railroad men to avert the thousands of dangers which had to be encountered during the still hours of the night.

But rumours, which are too clearly traceable to the emissaries of the new government, asserting the preparation made for an immediate landing of King James at the head of a large body of the French, were industriously circulated, and by many were implicitly believed.

He knows that the continuance of his despotic power depends upon the exclusion of all settlers from the Territory except those who will acknowledge his divine mission and implicitly obey his will, and that an enlightened public opinion there would soon prostrate institutions at war with the laws both of God and man.

He well knew the condition of our friend E. Peck, and that the names of some of our colored friends were also attached to the note; all of whom were relying implicitly on his or our honor to pay the obligation.

Although we may not implicitly rely upon the political exertion of others, let us not fear to co-operate with the friends of liberty everywhere, as far as a good conscience will permit, and our limited privileges will allow, by our determined zeal for the right, make our influence felt in the nation.

It was the supreme magnanimity of the man, which made the best spirits of the time trust him implicitly, in war and peace, as one who would never forget his duty or his integrity in the sense of his own greatness.

Conversely, the duties and the services of the state are implicitly recognized, and, as a rule, faithfully discharged.

She relies implicitly upon my judgment; so you see I shall need your blessed influence all the same, to make me what your brother and Maggie's husband ought to be.

My decision is formed, and henceforward I shall implicitly obey the will of the King.

She is a fine woman; she obeyed me, not implicitly, but intelligently.

Again, the science of quaternions, or more generally, a vector analysis in which the progress of electrical science is essentially involved, embraces (explicitly or implicitly) the extensive use of imaginary or impossible quantities of the earlier algebraists.

It was evident that the Willard family relied implicitly on Halsey, and his assistance to them was most considerate.

And he believed implicitly what he said.

She was one of those who believed implicitly in the engagement between Lord Arleigh and Miss L'Estrange.

But, Norman, in this I may trust you, as in everything else?" "You may trust me implicitly," he replied.

You see, sweet, that you may implicitly believe me.

They cease to debate, or even to speak; but if a member of the Committee ascends the tribune, they overwhelm him with applauses before they know what he has to say, and then pass all the decrees presented to them more implicitly than the most obsequious Parliament ever enregistered an arrete of the Court; happy if, by way of compensation, they attract a smile from Barrere, or escape the ominous glances of Robespierre.

Most of the scholars obey it of their own accord, implicitly and cordially.