Alone among a race of utterly egotistical cowards, he had the courage of a soldier, and the principles, or at least the instincts, worthy of a Child of the Star.

The Prince did not care, and knew it would not matter to you, what he gave to make his gift worthy of him and agreeable to you.

If we do not want to wipe Germany off the face of the earth, then we want Germany to become the prospective and trust-worthy friend of her fellow nations.

That this sonnet should have been written by a Dominican monk in a Neapolitan prison in the first half of the seventeenth century, is truly note-worthy.

Its plan is laid out on a scale worthy of its contents, and its execution is equally worthy of its planning.

Its plan is laid out on a scale worthy of its contents, and its execution is equally worthy of its planning.

In numerous groups the soldiers met, and blessed The name of Irij, saying in their hearts, This is the man to lead an armed host, And worthy of the diadem and throne.

Adorn thy ivory throne, In all its splendour, for this worthy head, And place it in full majesty before thee!"

" Zál immediately replied in a strain of gratitude and admiration; and then the Símúrgh conveyed him to Sám, and said to him: "Receive thy sonhe is of wonderful promise, and will be worthy of the throne and the diadem.

'Great assistance (says he) has been given me by Mr. Spence's Collection, of which I consider the communication as a favour worthy of publick acknowledgement;' but he has not owned to whom he was obliged; so that the acknowledgement is unappropriated to his Grace.

From Lichfield he came to Birmingham, where he passed a few days with his worthy old schoolfellow, Mr. Hector, who thus writes to me: 'He was very solicitous with me to recollect some of our most early transactions, and transmit them to him, for I perceive nothing gave him greater pleasure than calling to mind those days of our innocence.

My worthy neighbour, Allen, is dead.

It seemed to us an old and somewhat dirty townnot to say filthybut the church is worthy of a visit.

So far as the handiwork of Cellini may make it worthy of a son of our house, it hath been worthily chosen for thee.

But one may suffer in other waysquite otherwhich thou hast no knowledge of, for to thee there seemeth to be, in all the world, nothing worthy but this wish of thine!

She knows me jolly well,better than you do, most worthy padre-elect.

There is worthy Mr. Shakspeare, of whom an amiable writer kindly said, in 1723,"There is certainly a great deal of entertainment in his comical Humors, and a pleasing and well-distinguished variety in those characters which he thought fit to meddle with.

A worthy lawyer is the student of knowledge how to bring controversies into a conclusion of peace, and out of ignorance to gain understanding.

A WORTHY SOLDIER.

A worthy physician is the enemy of sickness, in purging nature from corruption.

Therefore, you with the faultless limbs, save me by choosing the most worthy of the gods.

Sweetness and light and truth can be crystallized into prose, and prose well worthy to be borne in memory.

I am not rich, Mr. Commissioner, in spite of our social position, but I am human, as human as a mother in any station of life, and oh, if there is any way, close up that gilded society resort that is dissipating our small fortune, ruining an only son, and slowly bringing to the grave a gray-haired widow, as worthy of protection as any mother of the poor whose plea has closed up a little poolroom or low policy shop.

He wished her to know it all, so that, as she would hear and know of him in the coming years, she would know that he was worthy, not of her love, but worthy to love her, whatever that may mean, or whatever of comfort it might bring to either.

He wished her to know it all, so that, as she would hear and know of him in the coming years, she would know that he was worthy, not of her love, but worthy to love her, whatever that may mean, or whatever of comfort it might bring to either.