To-morrow we will repair as far as the bridge of Pahling, and give her a parting feast.

And it is deplorable that there has been created among the public, or among a large part of it, the conviction that Germany will repair the damage of the War by her own effort.

I will repair to the shades and seek a ruler among the dead.

Who will repair the ruin he leaves behind? The Germans?

It is to be hoped, that time, and a greater concentration of taste, liberality, and knowledge than can well distinguish a young and scattered population, will repair this evil, and that our children will reap the harvest of the broad fields of intelligence that have been sowed by ourselves.

The hour is near, and we will repair to the chamber of the Inquisition in time to our duty.

Actual evils can be mitigated; bad tendencies can be turned aside; the burdens of government can be diminished; productive industry will be renewed; and frugality will repair the waste of our resources.

If, as it is to be hoped, the improvement of his health should be such as to justify him in doing so, he will repair to St. Petersburg and resume the discharge of his official duties.

At the sounding of "Call to quarters" all men will repair to their company street.

Troops continue to arrive here daily, and now that the ceremony of the Champ de Mai is over, we may expect that Napoleon will repair to his army and commence operations.

The officers above named, on the conclusion of the duties above assigned to them, will repair to their respective stations.

SIR: You will repair without delay to the Canada frontier of the United States and assume the military command there.

" "Suffer me to press the hand which will repair so many wrongs, comfort so many afflicted, be extended peacefully and humbly to so many enemies.

This is what the telegram said: "As the matters in hand will terminate on the 15th instant Claudius Bombarnac will repair to Uzun Ada, a port on the east coast of the Caspian.

"After which the multitude will repair to Charley Babcock's old stand for Refreshments.

The Negro women are very expert in buying and selling, and extremely industrious; for they will repair daily to market from a considerable distance, loaded like pack-horses, with a child, perhaps, at their back, and a heavy burden on their heads.

" "And you will repair the tower for the nocturnal contemplation of the heavenly bodies.

Oh, the damage you have done!" "I'll repair it" "No.

"Ourself to hoary Nestor will repair.

In so far as factories, railways, houses and ships have been shattered, man's power to make, increased to a marvellous extent by modern mechanical skill, will repair the damage with an ease and rapidity such as no previous age has witnessed.

After twelve years' for a long while undisputed power, after having held in his hands the whole government of France and the peace of Europe, M. de Choiseul received from the king on the 24th of December, 1770, a letter in these terms: "Cousin, the dissatisfaction caused me by your services forces me to banish you to Chanteloup, whither you will repair within twenty-four hours.

And when she will repair thither do thou in solitude, free from interruption, humour her as thou likest.

He is a prosperous man, Thriving in tradeand Luke to him shall go, 255 And with his kinsman's help and his own thrift He quickly will repair this loss, and then He may return to us.

"I know what they did it for," said Frank; "and if I ever catchBut," he added, checking himself, "there's no use in grumbling about it; no amount of fretting will repair the damage.

I thought he had been indulging at the refreshment-stall, but he says he was saving for a fine copy of the Faerie Queen that Friskyball told him of at a book- stall at Backsworth, and existed all day on draughts of water when his throat grew dry as showman; so I suppose it is only inanition, coupled with excitement and stuffiness, and that quiet will repair him.