It modified his choice of subjects, and slightly colored their interpretation, without causing him to abandon the classical attitude.

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CUMULATIVE DESCRIPTIVE-WORD INDEX AND TABLE OF CASES AFFIRMED, REVERSED OR MODIFIED, covering volume 2, General digest.

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WELLS, F. L. Modified alpha examination.

WELLS, JOHN C. Modified alpha examination.

SEE Wells, F. L. WELLS, WALTER G. Modified alpha examination.

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But my feelings, I confess, on that head are at present very much modified.' 'Youth, glittering youth!'

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Thus it was that the truththe Wordwas said to have been lost; or, to apply the language of Hutchinson, modified in its reference to the time, "in this situation, it might well be said that the guide to heaven was lost, and the master of the works of righteousness was smitten.

The rule which he there lays down, and which is cited in the text, may be considered, in a modified application, as an axiom by which we may test the probability, at least, of all sorts of traditions.

Their compact was thus in some sort an unconscious reproduction of the laws and customs of the old-time court-leet, profoundly modified to suit the peculiar needs of backwoods life, the intensely democratic temper of the pioneers and above all the military necessities of their existence.

In the discussion which ensued, Jean Jacques showed himself more sensible and moderate than he had been in the first exposition of his idea; he had wanted to strike, to astonish he soon modified the violence of his assertions.

" My mother had the military idea of government, but her children, like their grandfather, were disposed to assume the responsibility of their own actions; thus the ancestral traits in mother and children modified, in a measure, the dangerous tendencies in each.

She was thoughtful, deep natured, tender, and highly strung, though not demonstrative, and these qualities in him were modified by the soft, sensuous, imaginative elements that came to himall that he inherited, except his complexion, from his father.

Recognizing that the Indians could not comply with this demand, the Admiral modified it, but still they could not satisfy him, and many, to escape the odious imposition, fled to the woods and mountains or wandered about from place to place.

Turner's "Carthage" is Nature transposed and wonderfully modified.

I believeforgive my ignorance, but I have seen so little of you this long whilethat your boast is that no woman influenced, changed, or modified your views of life.

It survives among ourselves only in the modified shape of such accessories as currant jelly and apple sauce.