It may be taken as a governing principle, in all civil relations, that the strong will grow stronger and the feeble more weak, until the first become unfit to rule or the last unable to endure.

If you are gone long this box will grow hard and sharp.

When the weather is fair and settled they are clothed in blue and purple, and print their bold outlines on the clear evening sky, but, sometimes, when the rear of the landscape is clear and cloudless, they will gather a hood of gray vapors which, in the last rays of the setting sun, will grow up like a crown of glory.

"These blue chips will grow with the economy.

What a fashionable place Soon the Regent's Park will grow!

'My life is unendurable, and it will grow worse,' he said, and fell to thinking how he would grow old, getting every day more like an old stereotyped plate, the Mass and the rosary at the end of his tongue, and nothing in his heart.

'My child will grow up and leave me.

Which is thus englished, RESORTING TO THE MART THE SCIENCES, YOU WILL GROW RICH, BOTH FOR YOURSELF AND OTHERS.

I had two little tables given me on which to set my majolica vases, with India-rubber plants, which will grow where nothing else will; also a desk and bookcase, and two splendid specimens of grass which grew in California, and had been bleached to a creamy white.

It will grow in any decent soil, and can be propagated from seed sown in spring or autumn, or by division.

They will grow in smoky districts, and may be increased by cuttings of firm side-shoots under a glass in summer or by layers in September.

The hardy species should be planted in a shady border, where they will grow and flower freely.

It is very useful for cutting, will grow anywhere, and can be increased by dividing the root.

A hardy perennial which will grow in any soil, and bears division.

If it is at first distasteful in this manner, proceed by degrees, and by-and-by it will grow in favor; but commence with it rare at the outset, when possible.

Once an oil man was going to market with his pots of oil arranged on a flat basket and he engaged a Santal for two annas to carry the basket; and as he went along, the Santal thought "With one anna I will buy food and with the other I will buy chickens, and the chickens will grow up and multiply

Yet in most cases their names have already almost faded from remembrance, while his fame will grow steadily brighter as the importance of his deeds is more thoroughly realized.

He cannot be too careful to please the king, avoid giving him the slightest umbrage, make him feel a dependence founded on confidence and affection, relieve him in his work, and speak to him with a gentle and respectful force which will grow by little and little.

"He'll miss me,though the fields are fair, His bright eyes will grow dim; He has no little sister there; O let me go to him!" "Our Willie is not sad, my child; For in that heavenly home There dwells the blessed Saviour mild, Who bids the children come.

Ye say well; come ye hither maid, let me feel your pulse, 'Tis somewhat weak, but Nature will grow stronger, Let me see your leg, she treads but low i'th' Pasterns. Wom.

My letters are now at their ne plus ultra of nothingness; so you may hope they will grow better again.

If the King relapses, the Opposition stock will rise; though in the mean time I do not doubt but the nation will grow drunk with the loyalty of rejoicing, for kings grow popular by whatever way they lose their heads.

It stands to reason that any land that is good will grow trees.

The AMARYLLIS is a very handsome flower, which has been found to thrive well in this country, and has a great variety, all of which possess much beauty, some kinds are very hardy, and will grow freely in the open ground.

or how to the mental eye such a speck will grow and grow until it absorb the universe!