She is the one, if you remember, who married old Tom Travers en secondes noces, as I believe the expression is, the year Bluebottle won the Cambridgeshire, and once induced me to write an article on What the Well-Dressed Man is Wearing for that paper she runsMilady's Boudoir.

The toga virilis Vergil assumed at fifteen, the year that Pompey and Crassus entered upon their second consulshipa notice to all the world that the triumvirate had been continued upon terms that made Julius the arbiter of Rome's destinies.

After a second invitation to the reader to appreciate the worth of such a theme he tells the story of two brothers of Catania who, when other refugees from Aetna's explosion rescued their worldly goods, risked their lives to save their parents.

Vergil himself used the motive in the second Eclogue (l. 46), a reminiscence which, doubtless with many others that we are unable to trace, Messalla must have recognized as his own.

However, the real purpose of the poem lies in the second part where the poet expresses his sympathy for the luckless ones that are being driven from their homes; and that this represents a cry of the whole of Italy and not alone of his home town is evident from the fact that he sets the characters in typical shepherd country, not in Mantuan scenery as in the ninth.

The second is a song sung while a deserted shepherdess performs with scrupulous precision the magic rites which are to bring her faithless lover back to her.

The composition of the sixteenth epode by Horacesoon after the second, it would seemgave Vergil an opportunity to recognize the new poet, and answer his pessimistic appeal with the cheerful prophecy of the fourth Eclogue, as we have seen.

By his juxtaposition he shows that the classical ideals of the second and third of the four "styles" are to him most sympathetic.

A remarkable confession in the second book of the Georgics reveals his conviction that in this poem he had, through lack of confidence, chosen the inferior theme of nature's physical and sensuous appeal when he would far rather have experienced the intellectual joy of penetrating into nature's inner mysteries.

Particularly in the second book the very blades of grass and tendrils of the vines seem to be sentient.

The memorable lines on spring in the second book are cast into the form of old poetry, but the basis of them is Epicurean energism, as in Lucretius' prooemium.

Aeneas in the second book rushes into battle on an impulse; he could forget his fates and remain in Sicily if he chose (V, 700).

Woman is a second edition of man, if you will; therefore, like most second editions, an improvement on the first!

Woman is a second edition of man, if you will; therefore, like most second editions, an improvement on the first!

Though a girl should always try to be as neat and look as nice as she possibly can, even when playing a strenuous game, it is hardly possible or natural to be "just so" every second of a long struggle.

Try to cultivate a second service which bears a likeness to the first.

I met Miss Greene in the second round.

She won the first set, and was five games to four in the second set, and seven times she only wanted one point to win that match.

Upon finding employment, however, they all did well, most of them becoming self-supporting within one year after their arrival, and few of them coming back to the Relief Association for aid the second time.

The southern white man, eternally dreading the miscegenation of the races, makes the life, liberty and happiness of individuals second to measures considered necessary to prevent this so-called evil that this enviable civilization, distinctly American, may not be destroyed.

At the latter, the resident minister provided an ample second breakfast, which was faithfully discussed under the shade of a large tent purposely erected for the occasion.

Miramon at one stage of the book's being, I find with real surprise, was married en secondes noces to Math.

Second Latin book, by B. L. Ullman and Norman E. Henry.

R104086, 18Dec52, B. L. Ullman (A) & Miriam R. Hambleton (W of N. E. Henry) ULLMAN, BERTHOLD LOUIS. Teacher's manual to accompany Second Latin book, by B. L. Ullman and Norman B. Henry.

R109033, 18Mar53, Emory S. Bogardus (A) BOLGER, M. Colonel Gore's second case.