[-47-] Caesar while giving the soldiers the money also expressed to them his fullest and sincerest thanks.

'He was earnestly invited to publish a volume of Devotional Exercises; but this, (though he listened to the proposal with much complacency, and a large sum of money was offered for it,) he declined, from motives of the sincerest modesty.

Ardently as I should have aspired to this complete union of our lives at any time in the course of my existence at which it had been practicable, I, as much as my wife, would far rather have foregone that privilege for ever, than have owed it to the premature death of one for whom I had the sincerest respect, and she the strongest affection.

"You have given me the sincerest pleasure," she said, and looked confidingly into my eyes.

Such late was Walsh: the muses judge and friend, Who justly knew to blame, or to commend; To failings mild, but zealous for desert, The clearest head, and the sincerest heart.

THE TOAD [In a tone of sincerest suffering.]

Dear Friend (if I may be permitted to call you so after so brief an acquaintance),I remember with sincerest pleasure our recent meeting at the inaugural ball, and the sensation created by your beauty, your amiable manners, and your graceful dancing.

And he knows that those for whom he made his great sacrifice have given him their profoundest gratitude and sincerest friendship.

So the cause went on. Carteret, as spokesman of the campaign, and sincerest of all its leaders, performed prodigies of labor.

Then it was hard to deny herself the pleasure of telling the whole truth; but she mastered her desire of triumph, and, actuated by nothing but sincerest love and pity, she said 'Oh, Emily dear, he never asked me to marry him; he does not love me at all!

CHUFFEY, Anthony Chuzzlewit's old clerk, almost in his dotage, but master and man love each other with sincerest affection.

We English are fortunate in possessing one of Perugino's sincerest devotional oil pictures.

"It argued the sincerest candor to make such an acknowledgement.

"It argued the sincerest candor, to make such an acknowledgement."Id.

You deserve the truthwe are not going to finance any longer a magazine that is against all our traditions and all our sincerest beliefs.

And, among others, George Moore was set freeset free to write some of the sincerest fiction in our language.

To the last he was one of the sincerest and most active of clergymen and of men.

Give my duty to our parents, love to the children, &c., and believe me to be, with the sincerest affection, my dearest Polly, "Ever yours.

I am, with the sincerest affection, "Ever yours.

Sincerest thanks are due to those brethren who contributed to the concluding chapter, "In Memoriam.

It is the methods not the object or the ideals of the peace movement which I have ventured to criticize, without, I hope, offence to men whom I respect in the very highest and sincerest degree.

Finally, he was the one of the whole circle of brothers toward whom Napoleon felt the sincerest and warmest inclination, because he could not help esteeming him for his noble qualities, and because he was never annoyed by him as he was by his other brothers; for the ambition and the avarice of Jerome, Joseph, and Lucien, were even then a source of displeasure and chagrin to Bonaparte.

Two out of the twelve entertained me at dinner, and three years afterward, when I returned to America, I received a letter of the sincerest apology from one, saying that she had learned more of me through the ambassador, and reproaching me for not having volunteered information about myself, which might have led at least to conversation of a more intimate nature.

England's Helicon contains 'the Nymphs reply,' commonly attributed to Sir Walter Raleigh, and also a long imitation; Donne wrote a piscatory version, and Herrick paid it the sincerest form of flattery, while less distinct reminiscences are common in the poetry of the time.

[Illustration: IMITATION THE SINCEREST FLATTERY.