Linnaeus thereupon added that such another experiment would be sufficient to make a proselyte of him."

"I was really astonished," he said, "(1) at the schoolboy, wretched, allegoric machinery; (2) at the transmogrification of the fanatic virago into a modern novel-pawing proselyte of the "Age of Reason,"a Tom Paine in petticoats; (3) at the utter want of all rhythm in the verse, the monotony and dead plumb-down of the pauses, and the absence of all bone, muscle, and sinew in the single lines.

Down with the Pagodas; down with the idols,Ching-chong-fo and his foolish priesthood! Come out of Babylon, oh my friend, for her time is come, and the child that is native, and the Proselyte of her gates, shall kindle and smoke together!

But I fear that without some more effectual calling, the arguments he appears to have employed were not likely to have made Lord Byron a proselyte.

"I am not a Churchman,I don't believe in planting oaks in flower-pots,but such a poem as "The Rose-bud" makes one's heart a proselyte to the culture it grows from.

Montague, who had but recently become a proselyte to the royal cause, [Footnote 1: Clar. Hist.

He was fortunate in making France instead of Fort Leavenworth, however, and upon his return, became an ardent proselyte of Russell and Hubbard and their worthy cause.

prosélito, m., proselyte. protección, f., protection.

1. No servant from the Strangers, could remain a servant in the family of an Israelite, without becoming a proselyte.

We repeat it, to become a servant, was to become a proselyte.

Were proselyte and chattel synonymes, in the Divine vocabulary?

Hence, the care everywhere shown to preserve inviolate the distinction between a descendant of Abraham and a Stranger, even when the Stranger was a proselyte, had gone through the initiatory ordinances, entered the congregation, and become incorporated with the Israelites by family alliance.

[Footnote A: "For the purchased servant who is an Israelite, or proselyte, shall fare as his master.

1. No servant from the Strangers, could remain a servant in the family of an Israelite, without becoming a proselyte.

We repeat it, to become a servant, was to become a proselyte.

Were proselyte and chattel synonymes, in the Divine vocabulary?

[Footnote A: "For the purchased servant who is an Israelite, or proselyte, shall fare as his master.

Hence, the care to preserve serve inviolate the distinction between a descendant of Abraham and a Stranger, even when the Stranger was a proselyte, had gone through the initiatory ordinances, entered the congregation, and become incorporated with the Israelites by family alliance.

[Footnote A: "For the purchased servant who is an Israelite, or proselyte, shall fare as his master.

There were but eight persons present,the host and his wife, (an equally zealous proselyte,) a middle-aged bachelor neighbor, Mr. and Mrs. Stilton, Miss Fetters and her father, and myself.

A portly prince, and goodly to the sight, He seem'd a son of Anak for his height: Like those whom stature did to crowns prefer: Black-brow'd, and bluff, like Homer's Jupiter: Broad-back'd, and brawny-built for love's delight; A prophet form'd to make a female proselyte.

* THE PROSELYTE MAKER "A little earth from out the Earth-and I The Earth will move:" so spake the Sage divine.

He appears, however, to have been a proselyte to Judaism, Another Jewess married an Egyptian and took oath by the Egyptian goddess Sati, suggesting that she had nominally at least adopted the religion of her husband.

He was admitted into Trinity College in Cambridge December 14, 1633, where he had not been long before his studies were interrupted by the following accident: Some Jesuits with whom he familiarly conversed, observing in him a genius beyond his years, used their utmost efforts to proselyte him to their faith, which they imagined they could more easily accomplish while he was yet young.

Mr. Thrasher endeavored to proselyte me, but he never conversed with her.