This was the raw material for the teacher to begin with: the children came from comfortable suburban homes: none were really poor, and many had known no privation.

Miguel Braganza (an agricultural officer of the Government who at that time was posted to the Indian Council of Agricultural Research in Old Goa) and Francis Borges (the same person who gave the talk on organic farming at the Saligao Plant Exhibition) were also there along with several other village boys and girls all helping in various ways to set up the show which was to begin the next morning.

I will appeal to Mr. PARTRIDGE himself, whether it be probable I could have been so indiscreet as to begin my Predictions with the only falsehood that ever was pretended to be in them!

To begin with, it is much simpler and easier to be educated in college.

The opening paragraph of Mr. JEFFERY FARNOL'S latest novel, The Definite Object (LOW, MARSTON), informs us that in the writing of books two things are essential: to know "when and where to leave off ... and where to begin."

For this reason it is shameful for man to begin and to end where irrational animals do; but rather he ought to begin where they begin, and to end where nature ends in us; and nature ends in contemplation and understanding, and in a way of life conformable to nature.

Where may be said to begin or terminate the ideas which are in the ascendant in Europe and in America?" It is chiefly in New York that I feel induced to urge this, because New York is, by innumerable ties, connected with Europemore connected than several parts of Europe itself.

It was simply a case of getting the loads as high up as possible before we had to begin to carry them ourselves.

It was for Eleseus to begin.

He was now twenty-one years olda man grownindustrioushonestand ready to begin business for himself.

I don't want you to lose yourself in the woods, and have to find your way back, to begin all over again.

Such is the pretension and the boast of this new Peter the Hermit, who would get rid of all we have done in the way of improvement on a state of barbarous ignorance, or still more barbarous prejudice, in order to begin again on a tabula rasa of Calvinism, and have a world of his own making.

Cause is that which makes another thing to begin to be; effect, that which had its beginning from some other thing.

Buttons to begin with, and everything to end with!

In October, writing to Del Riccio, Michelangelo complains that Messer Aliotti is urging him to begin painting in the chapel; but the plaster is not yet fit to work on.

" I fancy it would be better to begin with killing the viper now that the Mervian has become a Russian.

I am going to begin something quite different.'

The following industries, the majority of them directly connected with various branches of our work, could be started at once and would need scarcely any outlay to begin with.

They opened them all at page 50, because they thought that would be a nice useful page to begin at.

To begin with, it goes so much deeper even than atrocities; of which, in the past at least, all the three Empires of Central Europe have partaken pretty equally, as they partook of Poland.

"I do not pretend that I did not make mistakes," he wrote from his retreat; "I know I did, and that if I had to begin again I should do differently.

They urged me to begin a diary at once; so I promised I would on my coming birthday.

If a certain group, or large number, of workers were to begin turning out only 80 per cent as large a product as they did before while getting the same money wage, the costs per unit would be thereby increased.

In some cases, teachers are disposed to postpone this duty a day or two, from timidity or other causes, hoping that, after becoming acquainted a little with the school, and having completed their more important arrangements, they shall find it easier to begin.

We bore the curious scrutiny of the assemblage, however, with the indifference of men who were used to it, and sipped our hot tea while waiting for the ceremony to begin.