So timid and nervous had he become, however, that the slightest indication of anything like a suspicion that his secrets were known, threw him into a sweat.

" The deacon started, as here was an indication that the deceased had talked of his knowledge to others, as well as to himself!

You might suddenly awaken her from the mesmeric slumber, and this might be very serious." As Joe said this with every indication of meaning it, there was a quick hush among the audience.

A few extracts from his correspondence are here given to illustrate this; and as affording some indication of the unremitting industry with which he laboured at this period, searching into and maturing his views upon one difficult subject after another, as well as the whole plan of Indian government.

It is quite as probable that it may be the act of some mischievous person who desires to keep alive excitement in the popular mind, as the indication of an excitement already existing.

And we think that there is no more certain indication of a weak and ill-regulated intellect than that propensity which, for want of a better name, we will venture to christen Boswellism.

Sheets of the Map were issued by scores, but not one of them had an indication of latitude or longitude engraved.

Requesting that you and the Members of the University will accept this proposal as an indication of my deep attachment to my University, I am, My dear Mr Vice-Chancellor, Your very faithful servant, G.B. AIRY.

This gives us some indication that the early repetitions should be closer together than those at the end of the period.

Nor secured any indication?" "Never.

It is considered that in any case Austria would support France and England if they acted together, and any indication Austria might give of moving alone would bring down Prussia upon her.

Some of them have open verandas on the second floora sure indication that the climate is at times comfortable.

When making preparations in New Haven for the "bathymetric survey of Lake Parinacochas," suggested by Sir Clements Markham, we found it impossible to discover any indication in geographical literature as to whether the depth of the lake might be ten feet or ten thousand feet.

On April 10 the apparatus was painted white in order to increase the lightness and thus render it easier for the experimenter to observe the animal's movements, and when on April 12 Skirrl was again introduced to it for further preliminary training, he utterly refused to enter the boxes, giving every indication of extreme fear of the white floors and even of the sides of the boxes.

At least there is no indication of another sheet.]

Dear SirMary has got a cold, and the nights are dreadful; but at the first indication of Spring (alias the first dry weather in Nov'r early)

With us at Ferozepore there was little, if any, indication of the coming outbreak.

"There is every indication that the people who were buried here were not ordinary people, as you will see when you view the wonders that will meet your eyes to-morrow.

"If I did it would be an indication?" "Granted it's your custom, what is there to tempt you to-night?" Bobby answered, half jesting: "You've not forgotten Robinson on the library sofa.

Heaven evidently gave them in advance an indication of the catastrophe.

Such of Lamb's later poems as he did not himself collect in volume form will also be found to be out of their chronological position, partly because it has seemed to me best to give prominence to those verses which Lamb himself reprinted, and partly because there is often no indication of the year in which the poem was written.

Our course was now shaped for Cape Gloucester, the extreme of the Cumberland Isles; and about this time we felt the flood-tide setting South-West by West nearly a knot an hour, a sure indication of there being openings in the barriers in that direction.

Nobili shakes him off, but Guglielmi permits himself no indication of offense.

It was a sure indication of his state of mind.

For he had determined, if fate plainly gave him the indication, to risk asking her to-day to be his fair lady indeed.