THE BRIDAL OF ANDALLA [The following ballad has been often imitated by modern poets, both in Spain and in Germany: "Pon te a las rejas azules, dexa la manga que labras, Melancholica Xarifa, veras al galan Andalla."

This latter is the immanent and common view of life; it is what Gracian means when he speaks of the serious way of looking at thingstomar muy de veras el vivir.

Modo suadent Theologos, summa ignoratione versari, veras scientias admittere nolle, et tyrannidem exercere, ut eos falsis dogmatibus, superstitionibus, et religione Catholica, detineant.

Veras absolutas haec parit virtutes, radix omnium virtutum, mens et spiritus. 4606.

no que éste ha bajado las escaleras á trompicones, como si le ladrase un perro en la meseta, y con un color de difunto y unas... Vamos, mi señora doña Baltasara, créame usarced, y créame con todas veras...

veras,f. pl., truth, seriousness; con todas , in all truth (or seriousness).

Respicere exemplar vitæ morumque jubebo Doctum imitatorem, et veras hinc ducere voces.

Orbus es, et locuples, et Bruto consule natus, Esse tibi veras credis amicitias? Sunt veræ: sed quas juvenis, quas pauper habebas: Qui novus est, mortem diligit ille tuam.

© 25Aug43; A175379. Vera E. Cline (E of M. P. Allen); 26Apr71; R505059.

Vera Lakin (NK of Mervyn Savill); 18Jul74; R582021.

By Vera Kelsey & Lilly DeJongh Osborne.

Vera Kelsey (A); 1Aug74; R582607.

By Vera E. Smalley.

Vera Smalley (A); 11Mar76; R627862. R627872.

By Vera Pickard.

Vera Pickard (A); 12Mar76; R627945. R627946.

By Vera Brittain (Vera Brittain Catlin) © 7Jan49, AI-1972; 11Jan49, A29197.

By Vera Brittain (Vera Brittain Catlin) © 7Jan49, AI-1972; 11Jan49, A29197.

Collected & edited by Andrew Lang, illustrated by Vera Bock, foreword by Mary Gould Davis.

The latter is the immanent view of life; it is what Gracian means by his expression, tomar muy de veras el vivir (life is to be taken seriously); while for the former, the transcendental view, Ovid's non est tanti is a good expression; Plato's a still better, οὔτε τι των ἀνθρωπινων ἀξιον ἑστι, μεγαλης σπουδης (nihil, in rebus humanis, magno studio dignum est).

Respicere exemplar vitæ morumque jubebo Doctum imitatorem, et veras hinc ducere voces.

Feelin' seeck-like?' 'I'm seeck at gettin' knocked oot at the vera beginnin.' 'Never heed.

Lo peor es que conozco que estoy enamorado de veras.

*ya se ve* it is plain *Veracruz* Vera Cruz *veras* f. pl. truth; *de * really *verdad* f. truth; *a la * to tell you the truth *verdaderamente* truly *verdadero* genuine, true *verde* green; young; fig.

Mr. Skinner, finding it was no use to argue further, quietly answered, "Ay, it's vera true; the sun was commanded to stand still, and there he stands still, for Joshua never tauld him to tak the road again."