When he first went on board ship the lieutenant cared neither that he was Lord Cochrane nor that he was related to the captain of the ship.

In this respect, the Permian land Vertebrate fauna appears to me to be related to the Triassic much as the Eocene is to the Miocene.

Give below for purposes of reference the names of two or more British householders with their permanent addresses, one of whom should be, if possible, your present or previous Employer, a Teacher, a Town Councillor, Mayor or Provost, Justice of Peace, Minister of Religion, Doctor or Solicitor, who has known you for two or more years, but is not related to you.

" "No, no," said Jarvis, rather hastily; "hehe is related to the Moseleys, and I have views there it might injure.

If the distinction which I formerly drew between the Scientific and the Artistic tendencies be accepted, it will disclose a corresponding difference in the Style which suits a ratiocinative exposition fixing attention on abstract relations, and an emotive exposition fixing attention on objects as related to the feelings.

She made answer, the whole town believed so, by the improbable tales he told them; and informed me what he had said; by which I knew what I have related to you.

For it has been discovered that all people do not naturally call up images related to the various senses with equal ease.

The Tziganesthat brown-faced race of gipsy wanderers, the women with their bright-coloured skirts and head-dresses, and the men with the wonderful old silver filigree buttons upon their coats-had related to him many weird stories regarding Hetzendorf and the meaning of those whispers.

Oca: Hardy, edible root, related to sheep sorrel.

It is the practice of mating animals closely related to each other, and it is, within limits, an entirely justifiable means of preserving and intensifying family characteristics.

The charges made against him all related to misdemeanors and offenses arising out of his connection with Cleopatra.

God is related to the world as unity, identity, complicatio, to otherness, diversity, explicatio, as necessity to contingency, as completed actuality to mere possibility; yet, in such a way that the otherness participates in the unity, and receives its reality from this, and the unity does not have the otherness confronting it, outside it.

Fraser's edition of the Collected Works appeared in 1871, in four volumes), is related to Locke as Spinoza to Descartes.

Even the horses and men were outside his little sphere and related to him about as much as comets are to the earth.

One of these circumstances is its being similar in some respects to two other Roman altars which were found in England some years back, one of which is related to have been made in the year of Christ 161.

" The Rev. George, missing the deference with which ladies not related to him usually received his admonitions, changed the subject.

Only the ruling family and its following played any active part, together with a few families related to it by marriage.

Taking madame aside, he told her that a vessel was on the point of sailing, and that a lady who was related to him would take care of her daughter.

p. 43.), was an apothecary at Lichfield, and related to Dr. Johnson.

Then Nyoda related to the girls how Oh-Pshaw had fought with Fear down there in the darkness all alone, fought with the fear that was in her bones and had always mastered her, and how for the sake of another she had conquered it and was now free from its strangling clutch.

The structure and meaning of psychoanalysis as related to personality and behavior, by William Healy, Augusta F. Bronner and Anna Mae Bowers.

He seemed to choke at times, and a blind hatred rose within him without ever revealing itself as in any way related to his mother.

RHYS, JOHN, Celtic scholar, born in Wales; professor of Celtic at Oxford; has written on subjects related to that of the chair; b. 1840.

" Upon this Jocelyn succinctly related to the Ambassador all such particulars of his history as have been laid before the reader.

There was an express reservation, too, "excepting" from the call all such papers as related to "any existing negotiations" which it might be improper to disclose.