But there are such, and they may be seen and heard, barking, and snarling, and snapping in their envy, at honest peoples' heels every day.

It shows how preposterous it is that Governments generallyas at present constitutedshould set themselves up as the representatives of the mass-peoples' wishes, and as the arbiters of national destinies.

She was a fire-brand, an incendiaryshe would put notions in peoples' heads.

He is too redundant and tiresome.... 'Tis a great disadvantage to read them in MS., as one cannot readily turn to passages; but life is too short to be peeping into other peoples' MSS.

We shall be at the bottom of these peoples' views by-and-bye; at present I confess I only see very darklybut let us have patience; a little time will develop all these mysteries.

"What a pity the coral insects have not been at work there, and enlarged these poor peoples' island; then they could have all remained together, and brought up their families.

And I'll tell you right now, Mr. Carrollif there's one person in the whole world who always minds their own businessand who doesn't pay the slightest attention to other peoples' affairsthat person is me.

Then, if you think that you need not be honest and brave for your own sake, or for other peoples' sake, be honest and brave for God's sake.

Nobody run them peoples' plantations but theirselves.

He would not consent to his executing judgments according to Caesar's laws, and furthermore gave notice to such as owed any sum that he would assist them against the money-lenders, and to all who dwelt in other peoples' houses that he would release them from payment of rent.

"A brief but true account of this peoples' principles.

All this jugglery of mutual assurances broke down with the unexpected rout of the Turks; the formula 'the Balkans to the Balkan peoples' made its appearance, upon which Bulgaria was at once notified that Rumania would insist upon the question of the Dobrudja frontier being included in any fundamental alteration of the Berlin Convention.

Her fever smells better than other peoples' good health!

The tyrants' war and the peoples' peace.

HERMENS, FERDINAND A. The tyrants' war and the peoples' peace.

The tyrants' war and the peoples' peace.

I must call her that, Mamma, although I dislike using peoples' Christian names, but Mrs. Vinerhorn is so long, and everyone calls her Lola, and the Senator wished it; he wants us to be friends.

They prefix that large and generous quality to their best doings and institutions, and have their Peoples' College, Peoples' Park, etc.

The Peoples' Charter had its stronghold here, and all radical reforms are sure to find sympathy and support among the People of Nottingham.

Not always tender to other peoples' "hobbies," as she said, she now had one of her own, into which she was putting her life.

"Union," "American," "Columbian," "Peoples'," "Washington," "Ne Plus Ultra," and a score more, were turned over and rejected.

If they were ordinary writers, trying to tell the story of their peoples' growth; searching court archives, state annals, old parchments of forgotten writers, consulting the traditions of town and village, using their material in the best way their abilities enabled them to do; using all to teach virtue and religion, for which alone they were specially qualified of God; then all questions of historical accuracy are beside the mark.

He probably thought it would be a good thing to have a child with him to work on peoples' sympathies.

"That's very true; the ministers here don't know much about peoples' consciences, I should think.

Should the North succeed in striking some heavy blow at the South, I will tell you what will happen; your abolitionists will seize the occasion of the peoples' exultation to push their doctrine to a consummation.