"What's wrong, Di?" demanded Mershone, considerably surprised by this intense display of emotion on the part of his usually self-suppressed and collected cousin.

It comes high in the end usually.

Racey did not usually jump at conclusions, but Swing Tunstall was his friend.

People are usually a little backward in social intercourse with a citizen who has just killed his fellowman.

He convened and presided over the celebrated Council of Nicaea, or Nice, as it is usually called, composed of three hundred and eighteen bishops, and of two thousand and forty-eight ecclesiastics of lesser note, listening to their debates and following their suggestions.

It was enough for these simple and usually unimportant and unlettered people to accept generally accredited facts.

They were everywhere received with the honors usually bestowed on princes and conquerors.

There was usually a school attached to every convent, and manual labor was shortened in favor of students.

Such doctrines were not to be tolerated, even in an age when theological speculations did not usually provoke persecution.

(4) Final e is usually sounded (like a in Virginia) except where the following word begins with a vowel or with h. In the latter case the final syllable of one word and the first of the word following are run together, as in reading Virgil.

Its tremendous appeal to justice and common honesty, its clarion call to every man, whether king, priest, noble, or laborer, to do his Christian duty, takes from it any trace of prejudice or bigotry with which such works usually abound.

All who watched the progress of African discovery were constantly reminded that geographical progress is usually made only by slow and painful steps.

The Hore map has met the fate that usually overtakes the early surveys of every region.

To cite only one of these, there is Widal's agglutination test, by which the bacteriologist can usually make a diagnosis of typhoid fever far in advance of the time at which it could otherwise be distinguished.

It was turned into a tin saucepan; put to boil over a firestick between two more great stones; clarified, by some cunning island trick, with a few drops of cold water; and then served up, bearing, in fragrance and taste, the same relation to average English coffee as fresh things usually do to stale ones, or live to dead.

The only method of keeping off the vampire yet employed in stables is light; and a lamp is usually kept burning there.

As in other centers of learning, where the teachers are honestly desirous that the students should learn, such discoveries usually delight the instructors, so in a college managed by men convinced that for the most part knowledge is an evil, at least for the students, the episode of Basilio produced a bad impression and he was not questioned again during the year.

I haven't yet seen the head nor do I know how it looks, but this gentleman"indicating Juanito Pelaez"tells us that it does not look like the talking heads that are usually exhibited.

He was a brother in all the confraternities of the common and of the most exalted dignity, and, as we have seen, director of the Superior Commission of Primary Instruction, which usually did not do anythingall these being quite sufficient reason for the newspapers to heap adjectives upon him no less when he traveled than when he sneezed.

she who is usually so carefully dressed had only one glove ona yellow glove, on the right hand.

" He could not sufficiently cry up the excellence of Mr. Godwin, his noble bearing, his frank, honest countenance, his tenderness for Moll, etc., and he did truly shed tears of gratitude to think that now, whatever befell him, her welfare and happiness were assured; but this was when he had emptied his bottle and had got to that stage of emotion which usually preceded boisterous hilarity when he was in his cups.

Usually he forgot this.

The error usually lies in exaggerating the difference, in this respect, between war and peace.

"When I was lazy," he said, "and wanted to enjoy a comfortable sleep, I usually took off one spur."

What is usually denominated crime in the old countries, is by no means frequent among the blacks or colored persons.