There was a droop to his neck and shoulders that spoke no longer of the unconquerable fighting spirit that had been a part of him for nearly a score of years.

He anticipated, on the contrary, as one of the beneficial effects of increased freedom, that the imagination would no longer dwell upon the physical relation and its adjuncts, and swell this into one of the principal objects of life; a perversion of the imagination and feelings, which he regarded as one of the deepest seated and most pervading evils in the human mind.

Her grey eyes were no longer angry, but very resolute.

The year of a release date is no longer part of the directory path.

Mr. Montagu said, that, in the last session, he had simply entered his protest against the trade; but now He could be no longer silent; and as there were many, who had conceived regulation to be more desirable than abolition, he would himself to that subject.

The performances at Bayreuth are no longer what they were during Wagner's lifetime,models for all the world; but they are still of unique interest.

Assume, I intreat you, this character, that we may no longer use in the schools the examples of the ancients, but may have some example of our own.

He was a man of over sixty, and no longer possessed the enterprise and ambition which had once characterized him.

CHAPTER III OF ELI MOGGRIDGE AND THE NEW SPIRIT New Zion, despite its name, was, as I have hinted, no longer new.

Since the government was no longer an undisguised tyranny and since the people themselves were growing richer, a strong sentiment of personal loyalty to the sovereign began to spread among them.

The year of a release date is no longer part of the directory path.

They said that he had deserted them; that he had gone over to their enemies; that he was no longer a champion of freedom, but of slavery.

We rowed, by my computation, about three leagues, till we were able to work no longer, being already spent with labor while we were in the ship.

I stayed about five minutes, but could stand it no longer, and left them whipping.

The administrative staff was so great that the transport system was no longer able to bring in sufficient food.

Daylight air-raids are no longer the monopoly of the South-east coast; they have extended to London.

These sincere and high-minded peace-lovers are always telling us that citizens no longer settle their quarrels by private violence; and that nations should no longer settle theirs by public violence.

The year of a release date is no longer part of the directory path.

It may beindeed to my mind it seems justthat, when our life has closed, when evil or good is no longer a choice for us, we may still have to witness the working out of the train of consequences we have laid.

The stamp of sex is no longer confined to the pelvis and the chest, but is impressed on every part of the body.

It was only on the 15th of March, 1744, that Louis XV. formally declared war against the King of England and Maria Theresa, no longer as an auxiliary of the 'emperor, but in his own name and on behalf of France.

Today, O Karna, contending with me in terrible conflict, thou shalt know thy own strength, and shalt no longer disregard others.

The year of a release date is no longer part of the directory path.

If in the manner just described the unity of the human and divine nature is raised from an immediate to a conscious, unity, the true mold for the reality of this content is no longer the sensuous, immediate existence of the spiritual, the bodily frame of man, but self-consciousness and internal contemplation.

" "Yes, yes," burst forth Trenta, no longer able to control his enthusiasm.