Suffice it that Papilette was one of the strongest swordsmen in the regiment, and that his sabre was heavy and sharp.

Between my mother and myself there existed, not merely the strongest relation of maternal and filial love, but also a professional sympathy and peculiar friendship, which was the result of two similar minds and hearts, and which made me stand even nearer to her than as a child I could possibly have done.

My father, who had encouraged me before my entrance upon a public career, was not only grieved by my return to my old mode of life, but greatly opposed to it, and manifested this in the strongest words in the next letter that I received from him.

There is lime, you remember, which shows the strongest inclination for all sorts of acidsa distinct desire of combining with them.

" "I had the strongest inclination to stumble," the Count said, "that there might be an alarm given.

And most of all he shrunk from giving a thought or a glance toward the gloom hanging over Duff's Fort, which was still farther off, and the strongest, most bloody link in the long and unbroken chain of crime then stretching clear across southwestern Kentucky.

"And the strongest and the bravest are helpless against a stab in the back, or a trap in the dark.

This famous racer had beaten the general's Decatur in that year's sweepstakes, and he had sworn by his strongest oath that he would find a horse to beat her if there was one in the world that could do it.

This is the strongest, finest strip of doeskin" Ruth's sweet laughter chimed in, "It looks like minkskinit's so black!"

From then on the cross hecame the symhol of the new religion, and those who had been most faithful to the old were the strongest disciples.

How was it that in all the Orient, and formerly in America, this power over fire was known and practised, and that it was interwoven with the strongest and oldest emotions of the races?

The weakest hour in the history of great enterprises is apt to be when they seem to be, and their projectors think they are, strongest.

It bubbles over with youthful enthusiasm and energy and is one of the strongest agencies for carrying forward the church work.

The Ushers' Association is one of the strongest and most helpful organizations in furthering the church work.

From boyhood, it was one of the strongest traits of his character, and when it clasped hands with a man's love of Christ, it became the ruling passion of his life.

While we are spending millions upon strengthening our North-Western Frontiers against a foe who may never exist, save in our imagination, can we dare to neglect the more terrible enemy who defies all Boundary Commissions, who overleaps the strongest fortresses, and who laughs to scorn the largest cannon that ever capped our walls?

And if the genius of man has been able to tame the strongest of animals, such as elephants,the fiercest, such as lions,the swiftest, such as horses, and the dullest, such as the ass,why should we despair of reducing to order this chaotic mass of labor, and of turning that which at present constitutes a danger that threatens the very existence of society into a source of safety, of wealth and power?

" PRECEPT II.Place the most important words in the situation in which they will make the strongest impression.

Do I need some special "Hidden Hand," Or the very strongest whisky toddy To arouse my dormant pineal gland, My unused pituitary body? Should I read the works of Mr. YEATS, Or the lays of WILCOX (ELLA WHEELER)?

That third was the strongest part of me.

These tubes will be found very useful for collecting and concentrating into a small bulk the sediment contained in any liquid, whether it be composed of urinary deposits, diatoms in process of being cleaned, or any thing of like nature; and, as the parts are all of glass, the strongest acids may be used, excepting, of course, hydrofluoric acid, without harm to the tubes.

She is at present in her perigee, And now shoots down her strongest influences.

The corruption may vary in the degrees of development, in different persons; but the elements are in all, and their nature is everywhere the same; the same in the blooming youth, and the withered sire; in the haughty prince, and the humble peasant; in the strongest giant, and the feeblest invalid.

We all know and feel that this life, which Scripture calls a being dead in sins, pleasant and splendid as may be the form it often assumes, is yet nothing but what the mortal body of the Savior also was, an expression and evidence of the power of death, because even the fairest and strongest presentation of this kind lacks the element of being imperishable.

While Laura tends to fade into a personification of poetry, and Petrarch's strongest convictions find expression through the mouth of St. Peter, we feel that behind Boccaccio's humanistic exercise lies his own amorous passion, his own religious enthusiasm, his own fatherly tenderness and love.