Mochuda, though he knew his mission, asked Diarmuid why he was come and what he sought.

It was a great mission he was upon, and even Broadway became consecrated ground.

It has, therefore, been conjectured that he went there after leaving Ferrara, but that his mission was one of a very secret nature.

I am of opinion that, unassisted by further evidence, the Ricordo, in spite of its date, will not bear out Gotti's view that Michelangelo sought Venice on a privy mission at the end of August 1529.

Riding forth with him in person, there was nothing appertaining to the business of his mission which the Duke did not bring beneath his notice, whether fortifications or artillery.

What could be her mission at Tête Jaune Cache?

She also spokeonce only, and quite shortly, but with what naïve enthusiasm!of the high mission and influence of the novelist who wrote purely and conscientiously.

She put her matron's lips together: 'You know how proud I am of your calling, and how jealous I am of its honour and its good name, and what a great mission I think we novelists have in the work of regenerating the world.

'Only remember your great mission, the influence you wield, and the fair fame of our calling.

In 546 they sent a mission to the western empire, then in the making, of the Northern Chou, and created the first bonds with it, following which the Northern Chou became allies of the Turks.

Louis XV. sent him as a woman to Russia on a secret mission, and he presented himself to the czarina as a woman (1756).

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The children are going in, this noon, to sing; as to the Mission festival, that is to be virtually given up; the children are merely to walk in, receive their presents, and go silently out.

It rained very hard all day yesterday till just about the time of the funeral, half-past three, when the church was well filled, the Mission-school occupying seats by themselves and the teachers by themselves....

After the service the mission children went up to look at the remains, and passed out; then the rest of the congregation.

One of the mission children fainted and fell, and was carried out in Mr. L.'s arms.

On Sunday papa preached a sermon in behalf of the Mission, asking for $35,000 to build a chapel, for which Mr. Cady had made a plan.

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Already the news had spread that I had been chosen for a mission, and my little rascals came swarming out of their tents to cheer me.

That I should have won my way past every obstacle and then at this last instant be left at the mercy of my enemies, my mission ruined, and myself a prisonerwas it not enough to break a soldier's heart?

There was no hope for my mission now, and I had done all that I could do.