Only a small parcel of Ware that lay dead upon my hands, Sweet-heart.

All that occurred in the fighting on the Gaza-Beersheba line was part and parcel of the taking of Jerusalem, the freeing of which from four centuries of Turkish domination was the object of the first part of the campaign.

The fighting of the Yeomanry Mounted Division on the left of the 52nd was part and parcel of the XXIst Corps' effort to get to the Nablus road.

It is far more probable that they are only part and parcel of that vast but slow change which is going on everywhere over our whole globe.

THE BODY-MIND COMPLEX Mind, still regarded by most of mankind as something distinct and apart from the body, is thus exhibited as but part and parcel of it.

Even if it had not been true, and not real fact, but a romance of man's invention, it would have been loved and admired by men; far more then, when we know that it is true, that it actually did so happen; that is part and parcel of the Holy Scriptures.

A set of sweaters, a parcel of lazy rogues, who made poor people toil and moil for them.

"That's it," said Dab: "let 'em empty their pockets" Joe was indignantly turning inside out the side pockets of his neat "cut-away," and a small, brown-paper-covered parcel dropped upon the ground.

" "A parcel, somebody's lunch, perhaps," he said; and he rowed on.

Gradually this unpleasantness ceased, and as the road widened we passed a few villas and entered the "Parc," which, according to the natives, is part and parcel of the Esplanade des Oeufs, the great summer resort in front of the Casino, from the back of which a pleasant path of very gentle gradient ascends for about a mile to the "Allées de Cambasque," up the flank of the Peguère; and to the Cabanes (huts) de Cambasque beyond.

It was on the following afternoon, as they all met in the hotel lobby after lunch, that a messenger handed young Jones a neat parcel, for which a receipt was demanded.

Ajo held the parcel in his hand a while, listening to the chatter of the girls, who were earnestly discussing plans for the new picture enterprise.

But I guess I can slip over to Mrs. Coombe's or if I see Jane I can give the parcel to her.

"Then one day when we were in the front line there came up with the mail a parcel for Private Parks.

The parcel's not been opened.

Then a parcel arrived for me.

I knew they wouldn't, of course, as soon as I received the parcel.'

"Who erected the building?" said we one day to a churchman, and the curt reply, with a neatly curled lip, was, "A parcel of Dissenters.

But that I wish herein is this, that when you read any such thing, you straight bring it to his head, not only of what art; but by your logical subdivisions to the next member and parcel of the art.

"Wouldn't you like to send something for her in the same parcel?

In a moment he leaned again toward Jean as he saw come into the Frenchman's eyes a slumbering fire that a few seconds later blazed into vengeful malignity when he drew slowly from an inside pocket of his coat a small parcel wrapped and tied in soft buckskin.

" With his eyes on the parcel, scarcely breathing, Howland waited while with exasperating slowness Croisset's brown fingers untied the cord that secured it.

"First you must understand what this meant to us in the North, M'seur," said Jean, his hands covering the parcel after he had finished with the cord.

You killed him?" "What would you have done, M'seur?" Howland's hands gripped those that guarded the little parcel.

There were others, too, aides in new uniforms, a medical officer, who bustled about in the rôle of everybody's friend; and a parcel of young subalterns, very serious, very red, and very grave, as though the destiny of empires reposed in their blue-and-gold despatch pouches.