But we ought not to consider the organs of the body as the lifeless forms of a mechanical mass, but as the living, active instruments of the soul."

Therefore, our answer to the action of General Synod must be and is that we cannot be made the instruments of carrying out the wishes of Synod in this report; and further, if Synod is determined that such an organization must be effected, we can see no other way than to recall us and send hither men who see clearly their way to do that which to us seems wrong.

At length we were ordered to depart; but whether from a presentiment of what was to happen to us, or whether Mr. Correard entertained just fears, which the event proved to be but too well founded, he would not depart, till he had convinced himself that our raft was provided with all the necessary instruments and charts, to navigate with some degree of safety in case bad weather should oblige the boats to separate from us.

Instruments of the modern symphony orchestra and band.

The Mark Hindsley band method; score and manual for beginning instruction on the instruments of the band.

Ancient European musical instruments.

Teacher course for The New technichord system and tuning (for 6, 7, 8 and 10 string instruments); teacher lesson no. 1.

The New technichord system and tuning (for 6, 7, 8 and 10 string instruments); music lesson no.

Surveying: instruments and methods for surveys of limited extent.

(Stainless steel and chrome plated surgical instruments)

The former consists in the use of instruments of restraint, namely, strait-jackets or camisoles, muffs, straps, mittens, restraint or strong sheets, etc.all of them, except on the rarest of occasions, instruments of neglect and torture.

The former consists in the use of instruments of restraint, namely, strait-jackets or camisoles, muffs, straps, mittens, restraint or strong sheets, etc.all of them, except on the rarest of occasions, instruments of neglect and torture.

He first examined some instruments which lay near the dissecting-table.

Then he drew some instruments from a case, and proceeded to sever the head from the body.

Then Nick sprang toward the door of the doctor's room, pushed out a case of instruments from the wall, and got behind it.

In the hubbub which immediately followed Lord Walterton's tirade, Editha de Chavasse beckoned to the florid womanwho seemed to be her henchwomanand drew her aside to a distant corner of the room, where there were no tables nigh and where the now subdued hum of the voices, mingling with the sound of music on virginal and stringed instruments, made a murmuring noise which effectually drowned the talk between the two women.

20, who likewise describes most of the instruments referred to in this section.]

On this case are carved representations of the Tabernacle, of the ark, of the two altars, of the trumpets, and of the various instruments used in sacrifice.

And this learned Court, and gentlemen of the jury, pioneers in these receding woods, are to be the instruments of this transfer.

He had laid out these beautiful gardens which the allies the other day so much admired; had the care of 10,000 acres of vineyards belonging to the prince; was well known to the Czar, who often consulted him about improvements, and gave him a "medal of merit" and a diploma or passport, by which he was free to pass from one end of the empire to the other, and also through Austria and Prussia, I have seen these instruments.

But if he could hear all the instruments played together, and, better still, if he could play in with all the rest, that might be inspiring.

Every mind is so constituted as to take a positive pleasure in the exercise of ingenuity in adapting means to an end, and in watching the operation of themin accomplishing by the intervention of instruments what we could not accomplish withoutin devising (when we see an object to be effected which is too great for our direct and immediate power) and setting at work some instrumentality which may be sufficient to accomplish it.

It is believed that the wily Boche, by means of ingenious and delicate instruments, is able to "tap" a certain number of our trench telephone messages.

Accordingly, two hours before dawn, the Redoubt was subjected to a sudden, simultaneous, and converging fire from all the German artillery for many miles round, the whole being topped up with a rain of those crowning instruments of demoralisation, gas-shells.

Loos was an experimental affair; and though to the humble instruments with which the experiment was made the proceedings were less hilarious than we had anticipated, the results were enormously valuable to a greatly expanded and entirely untried Staff.