He found him very preoccupied, very unwilling to make a change, and he again urged W. very much to keep the Foreign Office, if Freycinet should succeed in making a ministry.

"I'm going to make a change in the box.

'It will make a change for you, Vizetelly,' said M. Fasquelle, as he, Mme.

And then, too, a good woman in his house would make a change in it, which would be a desirable thing.

Let us keep to the terms we began with; lest by the changing of words we make a change of ideas, and alter the very state of the question.

And the mere fact of a change in the person of the sovereign seemed to make a change in the policy hitherto pursued less unnatural.

It had been a period full of transactions of great importance, developing the constitution in such a manner and to such an extent as to make a change in its character but little inferior to those which had been produced by the contests of the preceding century.

I determined, consequently, to make a change in the precise moment of revelation.

Heed me, therefore, dearest, and make a change.

If you vexed in very truth, make a change, that so I may praise and reward you.

I suppose it was rather naive of me to think that I could, all at once, make a change like that.

I shall be obliged to make a change soon,' he said, turning away so that Catherine should not see the annoyance that he felt on his face.

" "All which emphasizes what I said earlier in the evening about your duty to make a change of location.

"I dare say we shall have to make a change," Mr. Wylie reluctantly agreed.

I'd be crazy to make a change.

A general improvement in nutrition and other home circumstances might tend to 'steepen' the polygon of variation, i.e. to bring more children near the normal, or it might increase the number of children with exceptional inherited cleverness who were able to reveal that fact, and so 'flatten' it; and either case might make a change desirable in the best proportion between the types of schools or even in the number of the types.

Three years in Europe sometimes make a change In girls like you, who've always been adored; And when you laughed, I thought it rawther strange.

There'll be others who'll say that all is well, and that the man that wants to make a change is no better than Trotzky or a Hun.

Where'er I look I seem mistook; All objectswhat, I care not At once arrange to make a change To something that they were not!

The investigations into the conduct of agents and lessees were expected to make a change in the situation.

Every one felt that a little food to make a change from the poor dried meat would be acceptable.

If it is a school-book which you are wishing to introduce, consider well before you waste your time in preparing it, and your spirits in the vexatious work of getting it through the press; whether it is, for general use, so superior to those already published as to induce teachers to make a change in favor of yours.

" She laughed lightly; a smile flitted across his keen face, as he rose and said: "What has happened may make a change in the affairs of Allan Morris.

"It would make a change for you.

His Excellency A. LINCOLN, President of the United States: I understand by the papers that it is contemplated to make a change of commanders of the Fifteenth and Seventeenth Army Corps, so as to transfer me to the Seventeenth.