The debt progressively and indefinitely increases; and whilst they live like so many merchant-princes, carrying on an immense trade, they are in reality beggars and slaves of the Emperor.

Callandar felt that if he could only let its sweetness stream indefinitely over his closed eyes it would wash away the blindness and the ache.

He has doubtless added indefinitely to the dominion of Spain.

The rivers and the lakes will be navigated; the products of the country will be exchanged for European and Asiatic products; wealth will certainly increase, and increase indefinitely.

Hence in the case of war, the navy could be recruited indefinitely with competent men.

" The unsatisfactory situation, apparently, might have continued indefinitely, for, even if Montagu had been more pressing, Lady Mary, in spite of her independent attitude, was most reluctant, indeed, almost determined, not to marry without her father's consent.

Will keep indefinitely opened or unopened.

I generally read these books in a garret in our house in George Lane, which was indefinitely appropriated to my brother and myself.

He was indefinitely older than herself; and she felt like a child, out of place in the easy-chair.

and it might with advantage to the business be almost indefinitely extended.

6d., and a minimum which is indefinitely below 1s.

The vines (and he pointed at them, fringing the roadside indefinitely) were great places for rattlesnakes.

The farther progress of Diego is very indefinitely related by the Portuguese historians; who say, that after a run of twenty leagues, he erected two stone crosses, as memorials of his progress, one at a cape called St Augustine, in lat.

But instances like these might be indefinitely multiplied, all teaching, that seemingly dead tigers should be approached with the utmost respect.

Obviously there is no hope or fear that we shall get into the kingdom of heaven soon, and the necessity for government will exist for an indefinitely long time.

It will also claim that the present lines, whether on the whole really or only approximately parallel, sometimes fork or send off branches on one side or the other, producing new lines, (varieties,) which run for a while, and for aught we know indefinitely, when not interfered with, near and approximately parallel to the parent line.

Well, physical geology must go with it: for, even on the soberest view, it demands an indefinitely long time antecedent to the introduction of organic life upon our earth.

"However, the time allowed for honourable men to separate themselves from the others, and which is deducted from your tranquillity, your welfare, and the welfare of France, cannot be indefinitely prolonged.

"The case can't grow more mysterious indefinitely.

Among the results of this state of things has been that the treaties concluded at Panama do not appear to have been ratified by the contracting parties, and that the meeting of the congress at Tacubaya has been indefinitely postponed.

Already have the resources of many of the States and the future industry of their citizens been indefinitely mortgaged to the subjects of European Governments to the amount of twelve millions annually to pay the constantly accruing interest on borrowed moneya sum exceeding half the ordinary revenues of the whole United States.

The vote on Mr. Witcher's motion to postpone the whole subject indefinitely, indicates the true state of opinion in the House.

We might continue the list indefinitely.

The tribal warfare of the Middle Ages had brought many of the old chiefs and Norman lords into open strife with the central power, with the result that the possessions of unsuccessful chiefs and lords were continually assigned by the law-courts to those who stood on the side of the central power, the right to tax certain districts thus changing hands indefinitely.

In January, 1839, he was a candidate for reelection to the United States Senate; the result was a deadlock, and the question was indefinitely postponed before any choice had been made.