And afterward he strolled across the lawn, where the locusts were shrilling, as if in a stubborn prediction of something which was inevitable, and he meditated upon a great number of things.

He determined to take all the precautions which paternal tenderness could suggest, to defeat the prediction of the astrologers.

Macbeth had a wife, to whom he communicated the strange prediction of the weird sisters, and its partial accomplishment.

The endocrine type of an individual is a summary of these, his behaviour in the past, and is also a prediction of his reactions in the future, much as a chemical formula outlines what we believe to be the skeleton of a compound substance as deducible from its properties under varying conditions.

An Astrological Prediction of the Occurrences in England; part of the years 1648, 1649, 1650.

The prediction of Hannibal to the king was fulfilled, that no dependence at all could be placed upon the Greeks, who would submit to any conqueror.

In the fatalistic myths of the ancients all that can be regarded as fabulous is the prediction of the future; that is, if we refuse to consider the possibility of magnetic clairvoyance and second sight.

If Ezra had meant the prediction of Isaiah by the words, 'he hath charged me', &c., why should he not have referred to it together with, or even instead of, Jeremiah?

The awful prediction of Solomon Eagle that "grass would grow in the streets, and that the living should not be able to bury the dead," had come to pass.

That the prediction of crime justifies it; that it grants absolution to those whose crimes fulfil it, if it does not transform the crimes into virtues.

That the prediction of crime justifies it; at least absolving those whose crimes fulfill it, if not transforming the crimes into virtues.

If the prediction of an event justifies those who are instrumental in producing it, then was Judas innocent in betraying our Saviour.

It is scarcely doubtful, moreover, that, with the superstition common to the period, the prediction of Luminelli had pressed heavily upon his mind; as from that period he became anxious to abandon the French Court, and to retire with his enormous wealth to his native city.

Such is the prediction of the holy man Job, and which after Him must be accomplished in the person of all the righteous; "the upright man is laughed to scorn."

On Saturday, December 8, four of the Representatives in Congress from South Carolina requested an interview of President Buchanan, which he granted them, in which they rehearsed their well-studied prediction of a collision at Charleston.

At the marriage of Rupert's mother, the student Hampden was chosen to write the Oxford epithalamium, exulting in the prediction of some noble offspring to follow such a union.

Yet in all the prophecies of dreaming enthusiasts, in all the random guesses of the future conquests over matter, we do not remember any prediction of such an inconceivable wonder, as our neighbor round the corner, or the proprietor of the small house on wheels, standing on the village common, will furnish any of us for the most painfully slender remuneration.

Prediction of the adjustment and academic performance of college students by a modification of the Rorschach method, by Ruth Learned Munroe.

Prediction of the adjustment and academic performance of college students by a modification of the Rorschach method.

PARKES, HENRY B. Prediction of the adjustment and academic performance of college students by a modification of the Rorschach method.

Prediction of the adjustment and academic performance of college students by a modification of the Rorschach method, by Ruth Learned Munroe.

Whether he admitted to himself a belief in the prediction of the inventor, I do not know.

"If the North is in earnest, or becomes in earnest, and her people become determined, there is no mystery in a prediction of her nominal success; still, she will suffer for her crime.

Of any mere literal prediction of the events of His life I know none.

Same as Krake; story of birth and childhood of, 274; prediction of, 275; sons of, 275; begs that her sons may avenge Agnar and Erik, 276.