I'm told if you can manage to win her confidence she will be very loyal to you.

I'm bound to say that now thousands of I.W.W. laborers are loyal to the United States, and that made me switch.

And among them arose a new and a very fair ideal of manhood: that of the 'gentle, very perfect knight,' loyal to his king and to his God, bound to defend the weak, succour the oppressed, and put down the wrong-doer; with his lady, or bread-giver, dealing forth bounteously the goods of this life to all who needed; occupied in the seven works of mercy, yet living in the world, and in the perfect enjoyment of wedded and family life.

He is beautifully loyal to that sovereign directress, even when he appears most to betray and desert her.

But Little Arcady knows that Solon is loyal to its welfareknows that he is fit to wield the mightiest lever of Civilization in its behalf on Wednesday of each week.

The American people have always clung to the belief that Canadians were not loyal to Great Britain.

However mutinous a Roman army, or a legion, or a guard might be, its individuals were loyal to the routine work of military duty.

Ah, loyal to your sex, I see.

But we were loyal to our obligations as we understood them.

Then, when our experience is large enough and ripe enough, being enriched and stimulated by the stored-up experience of humanity, as recorded in tradition, custom, Bibles, and Epics, we attain to the moral sense, and realize that we are bound to be loyal to something greater than self.

The dividing line there is not between two political parties, both acknowledging the lawful existence of the government, but between those who are loyal to this government and those who have endeavored to destroy its existence by force and by usurpationbetween those who sustain and those who have done all in their power to overthrow the Territorial government established by Congress.

They have ever since been renowned for their fighting qualities; have always been loyal to British authority; for fifty years have furnished bodyguards for the Viceroy of India, the governors of Bombay, Bengal and other provinces, and so much confidence is placed in their coolness, courage, honesty, judgment and tact that they are employed as policemen in all the British colonies of the East.

It succeeded in building up a small but modern army, loyal to the government and superior to the still existing provincial armies.

It made him true and loyal to God's cause.

And to think that she might have been mine, and as faithful and loyal to me as she is to that

I mean 'Why aren't you Mohammedans loyal to poor India?'" The man turned and left the marquee and the garden without another word.

Both are loyal to the world that bears them; neither wishes to spoil it; neither wishes to regard it as an insane incoherence; both want to keep it as a universe of some kind; and their differences are all secondary to this deep agreement.

He is to make the next step in advance for Germany and bring more tribute home, if all Germans will be loyal to him.

I have already indicated that, while loyalty always includes personal affections, while you can never be loyal to what you take to be a merely abstract principle, nevertheless, it is equally true that you can never be genuinely loyal merely to an individual human being, taken just as this detached creature.

Or you are loyal to your class, your college, your community, your country, your church.

The student of natural science is loyal to the cause of the enlargement of this organized and criticized realm of the common human experience.

Charley shouted that this was the No. 1 letter A point in Pie's prize essay, and there the discussion ended, Isa only sighing to herself, "Ah, if I had any one to be loyal to!"

I do not like you less because you are loyal to your friend; but that friend I hope one day to kill."

One creed he owned: to live "square," fight square, and to be loyal to his friends and his "outfit."

"I am loyal to the Fatherland," the young Saxon said to me, "and I am not afraid to die.