I shall find a position, of course, and I shall never cease nursing Carey's various affairs and projects during the time of his exile, but I cannot assume an ounce more of financial responsibility.

The vote of November, debarring him, in common with all other members of the Assembly, from office, was a severe blow to the most important of his projects, so far as his own interests were concerned.

But amidst all her grief she cherishes hopehope that the people (the "good people," as she invariably terms them) will return to their senses; and her other habitual feeling of benevolence, though she can now only exert it in forming projects for conferring further benefits on them when tranquillity should be restored.

She wrote herself to the Count d'Artois to expostulate with him, and to entreat him "not to abandon himself to projects of which the success, to say the least, was doubtful, and which would expose himself to danger without the possibility of serving the king."

"I have my projects here in my big head.

So he asks that the name be spelled, then projects the letters on an imaginary background, thus forming visual stuff which can easily be recalled.

I think it contained the papers relative to Russian projects against India.

At the same time the public mind was agitated by the circulation of reports the most unfounded, and the advocacy of projects the most contradictory.

As soon as the year had turned, we began to count the days to our departure, and thenceforth we could think of nought but what we would do with our fortune when we got it; and, the evenings being long, we would set the bag of wine betwixt us after our supper of dates, and sit there for hours discussing our several projects.

And he should have beene glutted with hys fortunes, Whylst I and all the projects I can make Cannot (with fortunes leave)

I knowe hys projects like hys mallyce runns To everye place of hoped securytie.

Vengeance consume theise projects!

Sir[106], you doe bynde me to eternall servyce Bothe in your love & justyce, for we fynde Th'instructyons that on evyll men depends Is to compare theire projects with theire ends.

[Rustling of leaves and snapping of twigs; from a thicket projects PATOU'S shaggy head.

Their relative stasis, if protected against the effects of time by fundamentalists, can allow for the adoption and implementation of long-term projects that span generations, even centuries.

Let us examine some of the plans and projects proposed for our adoption and estimate the probably cost attending them.

One of these projects is the repeal of all laws for the support of religious institutions.

" 2. Another item in the expense of accomplishing these projects, is a corruption of morals.

Another part of the cost of these projects, is the loss of all our institutions of religion.

In this view of the subject we will briefly ask, in the third place, is it proper to make the proposed changesto adopt these projects?

He is persuaded that if they feel the iron hand of despotism, it will not be from such a government, and such rulers as we now possessBefore he yields his own, and their dear, and inestimable rights to the wild projects of the reformers of this age, he is firmly resolved to sit down and Count the Cost, and he entreats his fellow citizens to adopt similar resolutions.

The latter made less and less effort to conceal their real sentiments, and at length set about to question Lorenzo's motives, and defeat his projects.

Railroads were not dreamt of until darling slavery had (in a great measure) departed, and now, when we thought of throwing up our estates, and flying from the dangers of emancipation, the best projects are being set on foot, and what is worst, are likely to succeed!

When upwards of eighty years of age, he meditated literary projects with the vigour and enthusiasm of youthful genius.

Problems and projects in salesmanship.