That one, in obeying this natural but fallible rule, is led into error, the other into, truth, only verifies the principle that right faith is a gift of God,a grace, a bit of good fortune.

No task of curiosity can indeed be less satisfactory that the examination of the sites of ancient cities; for the guides, not content with leading the traveller to the spot, often attempt to mislead his imagination, by directing his attention to circumstances which they suppose to be evidence that verifies their traditions.

He never verifies bills, and then he once gave me in Stoa a slap on the shoulderwe will write four minae.

This verifies the noble observation of Shakespear, that all heroes have a contempt of death; which he puts in the mouth of Julius Cæsar when his friends dissuaded him from going to the Senate-House. Cowards die many a time before their deaths, The valiant never taste of death but once.

This verifies the opinion of Mr. Dryden, that love makes a man a rhimster, if not a poet.

No man verifies the proverb more, that it is an alms-deed to punish him; for his penalty is a dole, and does the beggars as much good as their dinner.

He verifies the axiom, lisdem nutritur ex quibus componitur; his diet is suitable to his constitution.

The instructor verifies the alignment of both ranks from the right flank and orders up or back such men as may be in rear, or in advance, of the line; only the men designated move.

At each alignment the captain places himself in prolongation of the line, 2 paces from and facing the flank toward which the dress is made, verifies the alignment, and commands: FRONT.

The officer sending out the patrol verifies the detail, designates a second in command, and gives the necessary instruction.

I. D. R. The first sergeant then verifies the detail, inspects it, replaces any man unfit to go on guard, turns the detail over to the senior noncommissioned officer, and retires.

The first sergeant verifies the detail, inspects their dress and general appearance, and replaces any man unfit to march on guard.

The commander of the new guard then takes possession of the guardhouse and verifies the articles in charge of the guard.

Undoubtedly this is true: and the difference is one which flows out of, and verifies, the entire course of our policy at Verona.

" Mr. Buckle, with great abundance of learning and fulness of thought, attempts to prove that the history of Spain and Scotland verifies these propositions.

The wife continually attracts to herself her husband's conceit of his own intelligence, and extinguishes it in him, and verifies it in herself, 353.

Theodore dots his i's, crosses his t's, verifies his quotations; while I set traps for that famous "curiosity."

All the arts I have cited above are superfluous if the writer really possesses any intellect, for it allows a man to show himself as he is and verifies for all time what Horace said: Scribendi recte sapere est et principium et fons.

This play verifies the observation of Mr. Pope, That Van wants grace, who never wanted wit.

His life verifies the proverb, that the idle brain is the Devil's workshop.

Marmion, in his Ancient and Modern History of the Maritime Ports of Ireland, verifies this.

This verifies what I have before observed, as to the remarkable differences of character that exist between many Australian tribes, though living in the immediate neighbourhood of each other; for, it will be remembered, that at no great distance we had experienced a very different reception.

The shoulder characterizes the expression of the elbow movements, just as the elbow verifies marked exaltation, by the elevation of the shoulder.

The universal cry for bread, to a humane heart, is painful beyond description, and the great price demanded and given for it verifies that pathetic passage of Sacred Writ, "All that a man hath will he give for his life."

" The city of to-day verifies the descriptive talent and accuracy of this writer.