This does not necessarily mean the men with the longest string of academic degrees, the men who can write the best poems or make the best speeches on public occasions; it means the thinking men who are brave, talented, spiritual, and warm-hearted.

In proportion as we are talented, magnanimous, and high-minded, we delight in spending a part of our lives in working for the race.

Our talented Chief Magistrate is a man of few words, but what he does say is spicy, and to the point.

We are, therefore, not surprised to read that the daughters of John Gurney, deprived in early life of their mother's care, were accustomed to mingle with people entirely devoid of religion, although some of these were accomplished and talented in their way.

"We teachers, who have been teaching Greeks, Armenians, Arabs, Turks, and Jews in German schools in Turkey for years, can only pass judgment that of all our pupils the pure Turks are the most unwilling and the least talented.

They had transferred him to the Fort of Bicêtre, together with Crocé Spinelli, Genillier, Hippolyte Magen, a talented and courageous writer, Goudounèche, a schoolmaster, and Polino.

I add on the following page a little poem that I consider superbly sweetfrom my friend, Miss Whiting, the talented author of "THE WORLD BEAUTIFUL."M.B. EDDY.

She was talented in music, playing the piano with a technique and fire that few girls of her age could equal.

He did not possess his father's brilliant genius or power of personal influence, but was fondly devoted to the fine arts, himself a talented painter and composer.

The premature death of his second son, Prince Gustavus, a talented composer and highly popular, had a disastrous effect on him, and he died July 8, 1859, after a long illness, beloved by the two nations who, during his reign, had enjoyed the happiest epoch of their history.

In the field of belles-lettres there is at the present time a number of other talented authors.

When I think how beautiful, how talented, how affectionate, and how pure they are, and in what a cruel position I have placed them, I have terrible writhings of the heart.

In 1796 Lamb's sister Mary, who was as talented and remarkable as Lamb himself, went violently insane and killed her own mother.

After such a scandalous piece of business, I shall have nothing more to do with the family, but shall gladly return to our talented friend, Mrs. Wiseman.

Flamininus, a talented man just thirty years of age, belonged to the younger generation who began to lay aside the patriotism as well as the habits of their forefathers and, though not unmindful of their fatherland, were still more mindful of themselves and of Hellenism.

Migration V.The Successful Migrant VI.Confusing Movements VII.The Exodus to the West VIII.The Migration of the Talented Tenth IX.The Exodus during the World War BIBLIOGRAPHY INDEX MAPS AND DIAGRAMS

Joseph H. Douglass, a talented grandson of the orator, played a violin solo, and Miss Susan B. Anthony recalled some reminiscences of Douglass in the early anti-slavery days.

When a little below Parkersburgh, we passed Blennerhasset's Island, which recalled for a moment the name of Aaron Burr, and the eloquent language of Mr. Wirt on the treasonable schemes of that bold, talented, but unchastened politician.

Mrs. Marshall prided herself on her undeceived view of life, but she was as ready to hear praise of her spirited and talented daughter as any other mother, and quite melted to Mrs. Draper, although her observations from afar of the other woman's career in La Chance had never before inclined her to tolerance.

It is said there are more talented men, more men eminent in science or in history, than there are women.

Some of the finest and most talented folk in the world are, actors and artists; whiles I think all the most generous and kindly folk are!

The Overtop theory he discarded as fallacious, and likely to get its talented founder into trouble.

Not long since, such a person complained to me that a talented young preacher had taught unsound doctrine.

Before my arrival at Brothertown, this noble man of God, and his most estimable and talented wife, had purchased a farm on the Stockbridge reservation.

Nevertheless, if any people need a talented, enterprising preacher, we are the very ones.