I see you understand what I mean; and I know, now that I have called your attention to it, your own sense of proportion will guide you right, if you remember to follow its dictates.

This may be true, but the same shiness I do not remember to have hindered them from answering other questions; and I wonder, why children, so much accustomed to new spectators, should be eminently shy.

" "Account it notaccount it not'twas the weakness of youth and the use of the times!I remember to have seen thee, Enrico, at Madrid, and a gayer or more accomplished gentleman was not known at the Spanish court.

So I came for the first time that I remember to Englandfive.

This morning I saw, at breakfast, Dr. Blacklock, the blind poet, who does not remember to have seen light, and is read to, by a poor scholar, in Latin, Greek, and French.

Of course I was receiving enormous points, and I remember to this day how bored the best lady players in the club were when they had to play me.

He makes fewer blots in addressing an audience than any one we remember to have heard.

It contains some of the most impressive descriptions I ever remember to have read.

I remember to have heard him quote some passages of the Latin classics very pertinently; though his employment in life, and the various turns which his mind took under different impulses in succeeding years, prevented him from cultivating such studies.

I know not the particular occasion; but I remember to have heard him mention it as so fierce a one, that he scarcely ever apprehended himself in more hazardous circumstances.

This was before I was born; but I remember to have seen the irons, and was told that was what they had been used for.

I can see the horrid children tramping up and down the stairs, breaking the things we have known and loved so long; and they will destroy all my flowers, and no one will remember to feed the poor swans.

but then you must remember to be disposed to draw it.

I do not remember to have seen the following verses in print or even in MS.

I take so little interest in my daily life, that I hardly remember to eat or drink.

He had bidden his childhood's home his first adieu, and meeting with a friend, sought some counsel; this friend, at the close of a somewhat lengthy interview, and as the sum of all he had uttered, said: that he should remember to practice three things, if he would have his efforts crowned with success, namely, the first was Perseverance,the second was Perseverance, and the third was Perseverance.

You will not be surprized at such occurrences when I tell you that G,* whom you must remember to have heard of as a Jacobin at , is President of the Committee above mentionedyes, an assassin is now the protector of the public safety, and the commune of Paris the patron of a criminal who has merited the gibbet.

I do not remember to have met with any Instance of Modesty with which I am so well pleased, as that celebrated one of the young Prince, whose Father being a tributary King to the Romans, had several Complaints laid against him before the Senate, as a Tyrant and Oppressor of his Subjects.

Pray remember to answer me about Camilla Martelli.

After we know and understand, we want to remember to obey God's Word.

Yet I do not remember to have read any great complaint of the abuses in that office among them; but many admirable effects of it are left upon record.

"How did he strike ye this morning?" "I don't remember to have been so powerfully moved in my life.

It might seem that on broad grounds the Allies had failed with Russia, but the end was not yet, and in years to come, when England reaps unexpected fruit from her Russian alliance, let her remember to whom she owed it.

Another physical peculiarity of his which I do not remember to have seen noticed in print was a remarkably beautiful voice.

He was a splendid specimen of the hale veteran, with a stentorian voice, and the last queue I remember to have seen.