When he came to himself, he took up his journey and found a mother-dog which slept while her little ones barked, although yet unborn.

" "What do you wish to ask me?" "I found a mother-dog which was asleep while her little ones were barking, although yet unborn.

Turning over the pages of this book now we have the impression that it is a collection of literary essays by a man who had his eye on posterity and assumed a pose most likely to attract the admiration of generations as yet unborn.

Once more, a hollow tree overhanging a pool is known in many places, both in North and South Germany, as the first abode of unborn infants, variations of this primitive belief being found in different localities.

Last Christmas-eve we talked of this, And grey-haired Wilfred of the glen Held that the unborn infant wrought 140 About its mother's heart, and brought Her senses back again:

Ah, but my Computations, People say, Reduced the Year to better reckoning?Nay, 'Twas only striking from the Calendar Unborn To-morrow, and dead Yesterday.

They may be punishing the guilty; they may be taking the righteous away from the evil to come; they may be teaching wise men lessons which will enable them years hence to save lives without number; they may be preparing the face of the earth for the use of generations yet unborn.

That crowd of clever men and women who now write for the magazines, who send out volumes of essays, sketches, and poems, and who supply the press with novels, biographies, and historical works, were then, for the most part, either stammering their lessons in the schools, or yet unborn.

The unborn babe, it is declared, recognized the presence of the Messiah, and so Elizabeth was led to adore and prophesy.

Assyria, Egypt, China, and India were already empires; but Greece was in its infancy, and Homer and Buddha were unborn.

There is not the least doubt that lack of nutrition and serious ill-health on the part of the mother have an extremely bad effect upon the unborn offspring.

A beautiful and elegant monument is erected to her memory, which will trumpet forth her praises to many yet unborn.

But suddenly the unborn chuckle dissolved into a sea of awe.

That the skeleton was her mother is clear: for the cloud occurred just twenty-one years since, and the dead woman was, of course, at that moment in the prison, which must have been air-tight, and with her the girl: but since the girl is quite certainly not much more than twentyshe looks youngershe must at that time have been either unborn or a young babe: but a babe would hardly be imprisoned with another than its own mother.

I am rather inclined to think that the girl was unborn at the moment of the cloud, and was born in the cellar.

and to the yet unborn, Whose heritage ourselves must make a thing of pride or scorn? Gray Plymouth Rock hath yet a tongue, and Concord is not dumb; And voices from our fathers' graves and from the future come: They call on us to stand our groundthey charge us still to be Not only free from chains ourselves, but foremost to make free!"

and to the yet unborn, Whose heritage ourselves must make a thing of pride or scorn?" "Gray Plymouth Rock hath yet a tongue, and Concord is not dumb; And voices from our fathers' graves and from the future come: They call on us to stand our groundthey charge us still to be Not only free from chains ourselves, but foremost to make free!"

Young, ambitious, fond of life, innocent as the child unborn, I looked forward to the gallows!

By which he evidently intends to insinuate a maxim, which is, I hope, as false as it is pernicious, that men are naturally fond of liberty till those unborn ideas and desires are effaced by literature.

Battle of the unborn.

Though I am the unborn, the changeless Self, I condition my nature and am born by my power.

The unborn child, however, tells them not to fear and Devaki and Vasudeva compose their minds.

He, the unborn, who has preserved the world in the various forms of a fish, tortoise, a boar, a horse, a lion will this day speak to me.

May he in whom cause and effect, and the world itself, is comprehended, be propitious to me, through his truth; for always do I put my trust in that unborn, eternal Vishnu; by meditation on whom man becomes the repository of all good things.'

Is this the man who gave you the letter of introduction? FALVEY That's the man who has brought all this trouble on me, but I'm as innocent as the babe unborn of the charge of burglary.