"There is ample room for two, and 't is no use to tire yourself needlessly.

We can see how needlessly they embarrass themselves who deny the name of fine art to any work whose theme is not beautiful, or which is not morally didactic.

"When they have shown something like contrition for the wrongs and outrages against humanity which they have committed on poor little Belgium, in northern France, in Serbia, and in those other regions which they needlessly drenched with blood, we will be willing to enter into negotiations to see what can be done for release of the world from the terror of arms.

tched affectation, not to be contented with what fortune has done for them, and sit down quietly with their estates, but they must call their wits in question, and needlessly expose their nakedness to publick view?

" "He bolted the door," she explained rather needlessly.

But may he not thank himself for acting so very unaccountably, and taking such needlessly-awry steps, as he had done, embarrassing, as I told him, his own meanings, if they were good? LETTER L MR.

The moment will be terrible; but I have courage, and, provided that the honest folks support us without exposing themselves needlessly, I think that I have vigor enough in myself to impart some to others.

And this the chief end of that happening, that the holy Circle did truly deliver us, and burned through twelve great hours above us; and by this, do I know that the Evil Power hovered anigh, to destroy us, all that while; for, indeed, it doth not be proper of reason to suppose that such an utter wondrous thing did be needlessly over us, save to be a Shield of Great and Lovely Force against a waiting Evil Thing.

They attempt to study in rooms with two or three others who talk and move about continually; they drop down in any spot in the library and expose themselves needlessly to a great number of distractions.

Take an instance from his quiz on the march of intellect: 'Hackney-coachmen from Swift shall reply, if you feel Annoyed at being needlessly shaken; And butchers, of course, be flippant from Steele, And pig-drivers well versed in Bacon.

Memory Gems: I would not enter on my list of friends (Though graced with polished manners and fine sense, Yet wanting sensibility) the man Who needlessly sets foot upon a worm.

They were substantially a confession that all the real distresses which individuals and the country had endured for the preceding six or eight months had been needlessly produced by it, with the view of affecting through the sufferings of the people the legislative action of Congress.

[FORMULE.Not proper, because the two verbs here connected by and, are needlessly separated from each other, and from their object following.

In this phrase, which is here needlessly compounded, and not very properly explained, we see wist used as a perfect participle.

Redwood said that in working so much upon needlessly small animals he was convinced experimental physiologists made a great mistake.

Junior's sex play scares parents needlessly.

" "Yes, Dodo, they belong to another class of birdsa lower order that seem made for foodnot singing nor helping the farmers; but even these should not be shot needlessly or in their nesting season.

If they did not, they ought to be court-martialled for needlessly risking the precious lives of trained men.

"Must be a crowd from San Francisco," said Jack needlessly.

The old man brought the keys and opened the door, lifting his elbows high the while, and needlessly wriggling his bodythen he stood on one side, and again bowed down to his girdle.

He readand read well, only with too much consciousness, and with needlessly subtle distinctionssome of Lermontof's poems (Pushkin had not then succeeded in getting back into fashion).

I could tell them the truth, but I must keep my worst apprehensions to myself lest they loose heart and hope and faith needlessly.

Everything was to be left behind but blankets and provisions for the men were too weak to carry heavy packs and the oxen could not be relied on as beasts of burden and it was thought best not to load them so as to needlessly break them down.

Those who pluck flowers needlessly and thoughtlessly should be told that other people like to see them flourish, and that it is as well for every one to bear in mind the beautiful remark of Lord Bacon that "the breath of flowers is far sweeter in the air than in the hand; for in the air it comes and goes like the warbling of music.

No, let us admit that Titian owed much to his friend and master (more perhaps than we yet know), but let us not needlessly deprive Giorgione of what is, in my opinion at least, the great creation of his maturer years, the Pitti "Concert."