In the contour of skull certainly I discern something paternal; but whether in all respects the future man shall transcend his father's fame, Time, the trier of Geniuses, must decide.

"I stood long at this spot on the blood-drenched soil of France, just where the regiments from Trier had fought so bravely and suffered so heavily.

[Footnote 174: The writer, Dr. W. Kriege, is a Roman Catholic priest from Trier (Trèves).

"Somme-Py and the country round has a special meaning for us folk in Trier.

For here our Trier regimentsabove all the 29th and 69thhave fought with splendid valour, and here they have buried many a dear friend and comrade.

She is the exercise of memory in the actions of the mind, and the employer of the senses in the will of the spirit: she is the notary of time and the trier of truth, and the labour of the spirit in the love of virtue: she is the pleasure of wit and the paradise of reason, where conceit gathereth the sweet of understanding.

A drunkard is a known adjective, for he cannot stand alone by himself; yet in his greatest weakness a great trier of strength, whether health or sickness will have the upper hand in a surfeit.

'I have fought my fight, I have lived my life, I have drunk my share of wine; From Trier to Coln there was never a knight Led a merrier life than mine.

It has been supposed by some persons that explosions have been caused by the fire-trier himself, but owing to his own death in most cases the cause has remained undiscovered.

No one knows how many explosions have not been caused by the fire-trier himself.

Illustrated by Walter Trier.

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Illustrated by Walter Trier.

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Bildern und Zeichnungen von Walter Trier.

Illustrated by Walter Trier.

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Illustrated by Walter Trier.

Illustriert von Walter Trier.

Illustriert von Walter Trier.

Bildern und Zeichnungen von Walter Trier.

He told us how one afternoon at Trier, when the Emperor was taken up with the circensian games, he and three companions went to walk in gardens near the city walls and lighten on a certain cottage, inhabited by certain of Thy servants, and there they found a little book containing the life of Antony.

But courteous, affable, easy as he was, he was a keen trier of character; he gauged, and men felt that he gauged, their motives, their reality and soundness of purpose; he let them see, if they at all came into his intimacy, that if they were not, he, at any rate, was in the deepest earnest.

As one who's been for years a constant trier, Reward me with an average slightly higher; Let it be double figures.

Adalbert Kuhn, Die Herabkunft des Feuers und des Göttertranks* (Gütersloh, 1886), p. 86, quoting Hocker, Des Mosellandes Geschichten, Sagen und Legenden (Trier, 1852), pp.