It is, then, for himself also that my brother will be working in giving us this assistance, which is so much the more valuable to us, that his troops will serve as an example to ours, and will even be able to restrain them.

By making all our spirits debonair, Throws off the lees, the sediment of care, But as the greatest blessing Heav'n lends, May be debauch'd and serve ignoble ends: So, but too oft, the Grape's refreshing juice Does many mischievous effects produce.

Whate'er assistance I had pow'r to bring T' oblige my country, or to serve my King, Whene'er they call'd, I'd readily afford My tongue, my pen, my counsel, or my sword.

We find also, among the young persons who are engaged merely to serve as computers, a most laudable ambition to distinguish themselves as observers; and thus we are always prepared to undertake any observations which may be required, although necessarily by an expenditure of strength which would usually be employed on some other work.

I hope that the principle stated in 1835 may serve as precedent on this occasion.

And, truly, it was but a broad thing to go toward; but yet did serve me, in that it told me that I went toward the far side of the sea-bed, and made not to go all about in blind circles in the night.

Yet did we exclaim, very natural; for the Maid did be so deep in interest of the matters of my coming, and to be at once that no other place should serve for our rest and slumber.

And in the twelfth hour, we made halt again, and had our food and our drink; and the Maid to serve me very clever and quiet, as that I did be her Lord, and she an husht slave.

He calls to every one of His servants, and He says, "If any man serve Me, let him follow Me, and where I am there shall also My servant be.

To serve Thee without ceasing, 'Tis but a little while, My strength, the Master's promise, My joy, the Master's smile.

I disclayme Ganelons servyce other then to serve Your worthye ends, which is the onlye end Whertoe

Greate Sir, I was toe impudent even nowe To trooble you with my token; good Sir, please To give it me agayne: a meaner man Shall serve my humble messadge.

In other countries, to be sure, we find reclamation projects, where irrigation canals serve to bring water long distances to be used on arid but fruitful soil.

The space back of the walls was first filled in with coarse rocks, clay, and rubble; then followed smaller rocks, pebbles, and gravel, which would serve to drain the subsoil.

" "It 'ud serve 'im right," ses Peter, "on'y then he'd want to borrer off of us.

"And it'll serve her right for being deceitful.

With every disposition to serve you, there is nothing like servility among the Spaniards.

He's so indeede; his conversation Is full of honest harmlesse curtesie: I dare presume, if that he be within, Hele serve us well, and keepe us company.

I cannot buy my beare, my bread, my meate, My fagots, coales, and such like necessaries, At the best hand, because I want the coine, That manie misers cofer up in bagges, Having enough to serve their turnes besides.

This will not serve; we cannot finde her out.

Then John answered, "I will never leave him; I will always serve him truly, even if it costs me my life."

Can any one imagine, then, that the slave is indebted to his master, and bound to serve him?

I do not deny, but in some circumstances, it is the duty of the slave to serve; but it is a duty he owes himself, and not his master.

According to Prof. Hodge's According to Prof. Hodge's account of the requisitions of account of Slavery, Christianity, The spring of effort in the labor The laborer must serve at the is a fair compensation.

It's the best I can do on short notice, but it should serve you well.