On April 2, 1860, at the opening of the new Parliament, Victor Emmanuel could thus sum up the results already obtained by the nationalist party: "In a very short space of time an invasion repulsed, Lombardy liberated by valiant feats of arms, Central Italy freed by her people's wonderful strength, and to-day, assembled around me here, the representatives of the rights and hopes of the nation.

Then he came home and said: 'What's the use going to white people's schools to learn white people's ways, when white people can come out to Indian country and tell lies 'bout prices o' things?'

Lady Sydney grew angry, and said, "an old man should not put such things in young people's heads."

But he fell because a young, inexperienced, and ambitious sovereign,apt pupil of his own in the divine right of monarchs to govern, and yet seemingly inspired by a keen sensitiveness to his people's wants and the spirit of the age,could not endure his commanding ascendency and haughty dictation, and accepted his resignation offered in a moment of pique.

if he approved of it, why should he debar him [Caesar] from the people's favour?

There is no government which can say: "My voice is the echo of the people's voiceI say what my people feels; I proclaim what my people wills; I am the embodiment of his principles, and not the controller of his opinion: the people and myselfwe are one.

that benefit never more can be torn from the people's hands.

"This is the way I advise you to treat people's offences, except the very desperate cases: and you should honor even beyond the deserts of the deed whatever they do rightly.

The procurators (a name that we give to the men who collect the public revenues and spend what is ordered) he sends to all the provinces alike, his own and the people's, and some of these officers belong to the knights, others to the freedmen.

And if the castle goes to ruin, I wonder much what there will be that can attract the people's attention to this province.'

The great difficulty is to get it up before the House; there are so many who must 'define their position,' as the term is, so many who must say something to 'Bunkum,' that a great deal of the people's time is wasted in mere idle, unprofitable speechifying.

He poked him out with a long pole, and gave the "view holloa" just as the hounds had drawn all the coverts "blank," and the people's faces were as blank as the coverts; whereupon such a run was enjoyed as had not been indulged in for many a long day.

"Well, yes, to be sure," rejoined Sylvia; "I heard somebody only the other day say that an introduction was the quaintest of grotesques, since people's names are the most" He applied a label with precision.

In 1924 there also met in Canton the first general congress of the Kuomintang ("People's Party").

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They have paralyzed people's limbs, and drawn their faces out of shape, and done much other harm.

'It is better she should be reddening her own cheeks than blackening other people's characters,' iii. 46.

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The people's forests.

You would scarcely imagine that this copper is deemed worthy to be hoarded; yet such is the people's aversion from the paper, and such their mistrust of the government, that not an housewife will part with one of these pieces while she has an assignat in her possession; and those who are rich enough to keep a few livres by them, amass and bury this copper treasure with the utmost solicitude and secresy.

We all pay heavy taxes to other people's eyes; but on none is the levy quite so onerous as on the patients of a model hospital!

"At least, not with other people's.

"History and stuffliterary essays, and people's influence, perhaps.

"I should not have imagined you a person to trouble himself to that extent with other people's affairs," she said, turning away.

It was, nevertheless, for many years the people's will rather to endure the evils of a corrupt government than to take the risk of war.