Early next morning I was awakened by the Man of the Sun, who said to me: "I know you are anxious to return to your Earth and relate the story of all the strange and wonderful things you have seen on the Moon.

She had a wonderful lot of book learningmuch more than I ever got, though father had sent me to the famous grammar school at Tiverton founded by Master Blundell.

" Cymon and Iphigenia: A Tale of Love Of all the stories that have come into my mind, said Pamfilo, there is one which I am sure you will all like, for it shows how strange and wonderful is the power of love.

Great critics are unanimous in their praises of that wonderful mechanism which ruled the world for one thousand years.

All philanthropic, educational, and religious movements received a wonderful stimulus; while improvements in the use of steam, mechanical inventions, chemical developments and scientific discoveries, were rapidly changing the whole material condition of mankind.

Guizot is deficient in life, but is wonderful for research and philosophical deductions, and hence is to be read by students rather than by the people.

Still, it is wonderful that he preserved his power for eighteen years.

His great fame rests on his moral character, his identification with a great cause, his marvellous ability as a conservative defender of radical principles, and his no less wonderful tact as a leader of men.

These were regularly bound in large quarto volumes, and they are in themselves a striking proof of his wonderful diligence.

But it is wonderful too!"

"He doesn't see how wonderful it is that I should go into a room that was absolutely unknown to me and then this should happen at once.

"Louisa will help you upstairs with the trunk," said Hilda, when she had made inquiries about the wonderful journey which Florrie had accomplished alone, and about the health of Florrie's aunt and of her family.

Everywhere George's adroitness had been wonderful, extraordinarily comforting and reassuring, and nowhere more so than in the vestibule of No. 59.

She thought how wonderful it was that she, the shaking little girl who yesterday had run off with fourpence to buy a meal at a tripe-shop, should be the cause of this emotion in such a man.

The life there had been very wonderful, it seemed to him, in that remote mountain village, protected from the tumults of the world by the love and worship of the devout Brotherhood that ministered to the needs of some hundred boys from every country in Europe.

Also they were rather wonderful eyes, and the way they met his own served in some way he could not understand to convey both a reproach and a warning.

After Dr. Twisse had begun with a brief prayer, Mr. Marshall prayed large two hours, most divinely confessing the sins of the members of the assembly in a wonderful, pathetick, and prudent way.

The Tziganesthat brown-faced race of gipsy wanderers, the women with their bright-coloured skirts and head-dresses, and the men with the wonderful old silver filigree buttons upon their coats-had related to him many weird stories regarding Hetzendorf and the meaning of those whispers.

" Such a relation we have in [5020]Plutarch, when the queens came and offered themselves to Antony, [5021]"with diverse presents, and enticing ornaments, Asiatic allurements, with such wonderful joy and festivity, they did so inveigle the Romans, that no man could contain himself, all was turned to delight and pleasure.

to this purpose; vitex, or agnus castus before the rest, which, saith Magninus, hath a wonderful virtue in it.

"It's wonderful how that girl has improved since you've been at home.

One cannot look at these temporary structures without being impressed with the vast importance of those water-powers which the Americans, with a wonderful tact, bring to bear in the way of saw-mills on the exhaustless resources of the forest.

This was the merest showman's patter, for, as a matter of fact, it was not a very wonderful illusion.

So then the boy sang his wonderful song of the sky that is so blue.

They were wonderful children!