The possibilities of this most mysterious case were too complicated to be grasped at once.

The vast possibilities of our great future will become realities only if we make ourselves, in a sense, responsible for that future.

Water-street merchants would do well to remember hereafter that the possibilities of a Zakrzewska lie hidden in every oppressed girl, and govern themselves accordingly.

* SOME OF THE DETAILS NOT ACCEPTED ARE Anything that prevents a child from being well born and from fulfilling its possibilities.

Individual and even national "race suicide" in France and New England indicated the possibilities of this tendency.

To attempt to describe in detail this unique corner of England would be beyond the possibilities of this book or its author, and only the barest outline will be attempted.

And that the seed of such flowering may be carried about the world is one of the fairest hopes and possibilities of the human race.

And yet for centuries these possibilities were unrecognised and suffered to go to waste.

The last word conjured up bewildering possibilities.

It was among the possibilities, though he had never before believed it to be.

It is, however, only too easy to understand how a journal, existing for a day, should limit its view to the possibilities of the day, and how, being most closely affected by the particular, it should coldly turn its back upon all that is general.

To me at any rate the history of mankind is a huge pis-aller, just as our present society is; a prodigious wasteful experiment, from which a certain number of precious results have been extracted, but which is not now, nor ever has been at any other time, a final measure of all the possibilities of the time.

He invented plots and situations full of fine possibilities by which later poets have profited, but his own handling of them was feeble and prolix.

But if that immediate danger is avoided, I dream that in Europe and in America a conscious and systematic discussion by the young thinkers of our time of the conditions of a good life for an unprivileged population may be one of the results of the new vision of human nature and human possibilities which modern science and modern industry have forced upon us.

He turned from such abstruse matters and furnished Lewisham with the particulars of the college diplomas, and proceeded to other possibilities.

Only a few of these placer possibilities were operated.

Women like Beth Truba learn in bitterness to protect themselves from possibilities of disillusionment.

She still kept the secret, but it haunted her day and night and tormented her with its thousand possibilities.

Had an observer been where no observer was, it would inevitably have carried with it another suggestionthe possibilities of such a man were a real object, one vital to his life, and not a mere pastime, at stake.

Whether it was the artist's mother; some sacredly hidden memories of Lagrange's past; or, perhaps, some fancied recognition of the artist's genius and its possibilities; the strange man gave no hint; but he constantly sought the company of Aaron King, with an openness that made his preference for the painter's society very evident.

And the artist answered in the same hushed voice, "I wonder what it means?" When they were again in the barn, Aaron King became eagerly enthusiastic over the possibilities of the big room.

"Hush!" said the painter, still under the spell of that moment so big with possibilities.

They can never acknowledge our faults, only our divine possibilities; so, when I left the academy, my parents, with strong yearning and with tears, entreated me to become a minister.

" "There are, then, two possibilities for me," said Charlton very quietly.

That Christian pastoralists availed themselves successfully of the possibilities of the theme it would be difficult to maintain.