Even where, for example, in the question of the origin and meaning of sacrifice, they seem to necessitate a modification of the somewhat elaborate à priori definition, popular in some modern schools (though not in them all), yet that modification is altogether favourable to the sounder conception of the Eucharistic Sacrifice as a food-offering complementary to the Sacrifice of the Cross.

There is a calmer than all calms, A quiet more deep than death: A folding in the Father's palms, A breathing in his breath; A rest made deeper by alarms And stormy sounds combined: The child within its mother's arms Sleeps sounder for the wind.

The commencement of a sounder System of finance is rather to be dated from that of Charles V.; and good financial organization is associated with the names of Jacques Coeur, Philip the Good, Charles XI., and Florimond Robertet.

The sounder reasoners, the true statesmen, have, I trust, learnt a better lesson, and will teach her gallant people to prefer the more virtuous and more lasting glories of peace.

" "Your wife's idea is sounder than yours, if I may be permitted to say so.

The "Sounder."Returns to Paris.

Among his notes I find the following, which seems to me worthy of record: "The Sounder.

"He manifests the most unpardonable ignorance or wilful prejudice in regard to the Sounder, now so-called.

The sounder is but the pen-lever deprived of the pen.

It will benefit Ireland by reducing a surplus population, and restoring a sounder and juster relation of capital and labor.

Other members of the Administration had sounder ideas, but their weight in it was not equal to that of the Secretary of State.

At a time when current political thought, led by Rousseau, was drawing its theories from the abstract conception of "natural rights" Burke was laying down that sounder and deeper notion of politics which has governed thinking in that department of knowledge since.

The Juniberg man gave Oleson his release and the order to proceed with due care while the sounder was still clicking a further communication from headquarters.

It is of the utmost importance to society, as well as to herself, that the whole economic status of the married woman, performing domestic duties, should be placed upon a sounder basis.

In two minutes the "sounder" rattled out "All right!

It matters nothing to them that the whole next generation of Canadians has drawn its ideas mainly from American publications, that India and Egypt, in despite of sounder mental nourishment, have developed their own vernacular Press, that Australia and New Zealand even now gravitate to America for books and thought.

Tradition, when not positively disproved, should be allowed to have its full value; and a sounder historic sense is exercised in adopting its testimony with due caution, than in recklessly rejecting it and substituting guesses which the lack of knowledge renders unsubstantial.

nothing can be sounder.

Thackeray's genius was, perhaps, less astonishing than Dickens's; less fertile, spontaneous, and inventive; but his art is sounder, and his delineation of character more truthful.

It is such quite simple questions as these, and the quite plain facts which underlie them which will lead to sounder conceptions in this matter on the part of the peoples.

" Sound views he had about the war; sounder than I have heard from the lips of Cabinet ministers.

A FROSTY MORNING THE TROUBLESOME COUNTRY, NOTED FOR GRIZZLY BEARS UNDER THE SHADOW OF THE FLATTOP MOUNTAINS WHITE ASPEN TREE SHOWING MARKS OF BEAR CLAWS A BLACK BEAR TREED CROSSING THE COLORADO RIVER AT THE BOTTOM OF THE GRAND CANYON WHERE ROLLS THE COLORADO DOWN THE SHINUMO TRAIL OF THE NORTH RIVER CAMP AT THE SADDLE BUCKSKIN FOREST BUFFALO JONES WITH SOUNDER AND RANGER JONES

Nothing would appear to be safer and sounder, on the face of it, than a money-obligation backed by all the responsibility and property of a government; and yet we do not recall a single instance in which an irredeemable government-money has been issued, where it did not sooner or later swamp the government beyond all hope of its redemption.

This the Bishop evidently considered the sounder, though the harder course, but he held that Anne had no right to take the initiative.

From these able disquisitions, and from other prognostics, it is quite evident that sounder principles of political economy and accurate experience of human life show that much of the old Scottish hospital system was quite wrong and must be changed.