The realm of spirit.

The science of spirit.

BEARD, CHARLES A. The American spirit; a study of the idea of civilization in the United States, by Charles A. Beard & Mary R. Beard.

Miriam B. Vagts & William Beard (C); 19Dec69; R475208. BEARD, MARY R. The American spirit.

The American spirit.

The spirit behind the weapon.

Prayers of the spirit.

The Soviet spirit.

The spirit has a resurrection, but not the form.

The serene expression of his countenance remained unchanged, and there was no motion of limb or muscle, when the spirit passed away.

All I see and hear seems to be hallowed by his departed spirit.

I feel with regard to all good men departed, whom I have personally known, that there is now another witness in the spirit, before whose searching eyes my inmost soul lies open.

Void of intentional offence to God or man, his spirit has joined its happy kindred in a world where there is neither sorrow nor perplexity.

This is striking at the very root of all religious differences; for, certainly, were they to be carried on with a peaceable spirit, willing to be informed, our variety of opinions would not have the name of differences; nor should we separate in communion of charity though we did not agree in several articles of religion.

The doctrine of spirits was long believed before our Saviour's time; for when the disciples of the blessed Jesus perceived our Saviour walking on the sea, they were as much surprised as though they had seen a spirit.

2. Since, with the notice of evil, there was not a power given to avoid it, it is not likely to proceed from a spirit, but merely fortuitious.

My spirit soared And dreamt of you and me with blended lustre Gracing some well-spread and convivial board.

The scheme which we venture with all humility to suggest is that it should be removed and re-erected, in the same spirit though in the architectural language of our own day, on the summit of St. Catherine's Hill, where it would look better than ever, and be connected by a scenic neo-Gothic railway with Meads.

My tailor even enters into the spirit of my disorder.

Charlotte (who is nothing if not a keen sportswoman) was filled with zeal and the spirit of emulation, so we resolved to dash off down the river to Bandipur, join Walterwho has now presumably joined the ranks of the unemployed, being only permitted by the Game Laws to kill two stagsand take our pick of the remaining "Royals," which, in our vivid imaginations, roamed in dense flocks through the nullahs beyond Bandipur!

He fumbles at your spirit As players at the keys Before they drop full music on; He stuns you by degrees, Prepares your brittle substance For the ethereal blow, By fainter hammers, further heard, Then nearer, then so slow Your breath has time to straighten, Your brain to bubble cool, Deals one imperial thunderbolt That scalps your naked soul.

So adequate its forms, So preconcerted with itself, So distant to alarms, An unconcern so sovereign To universe, or me, It paints my simple spirit With tints of majesty, Till I take vaster attitudes, And strut upon my stem,

THE SPIRIT.

Not any voice denotes it here, Or intimates it there; A spirit, how doth it accost?

He groaned in the spirit, and muttered something to Mrs. Rev. Dr. A about the degeneracy of other people's children, which made that lady chuckle low, under cover of the night; for she knew that her second son John was the pea-shooter, and had made vain efforts to stop him, by pinching his leg, though the good matron could not help laughing at every fine shot achieved by her promising boy.