When the duke saw the two Antipholises and the two Dromios both so exactly alike, he at once conjectured aright of these seeming mysteries, for he remembered the story Ægeon had told him in the morning; and he said, these men must be the two sons of Ægeon and their twin slaves.

We cannot pray aright without hoping for heaven, for there only will the askings of a pious heart be fully granted.

After due consideration of the subject for more than two months, in a state of humble resignation to be directed aright in this important matter, we did not feel it press with sufficient weight on our minds to warrant our moving in the face of so much difficulty as is at present in the way.

While Truman sought to copy these attitudes, to place the feet aright for Earnest Appeal or Bold Assertion, or to clasp the hands as directed for Supplication and Earnest Entreaty, the ladies of the Literary and Home Study Club conned the chapter on American literature, "containing choice proverbs and literary selections and quotations from the poets of the old and new worlds."

Most fortunate is the child that is guided to take his first steps aright through the loving influence of a good home.

Marcus Aurelius had left no effort untried to have him trained aright by the first teachers and the wisest men whom the age produced; and Herodian distinctly tells us that he had lived virtuously up to the time of his father's death.

I act aright to man and man, And that's what makes me glad; You'll find there beats an honest heart In Jim, the carter lad.

In strict pronunciation they should have been sounded vice versâbut in those young years they impressed me with more awe than they would now do, read aright from Seneca or Varroin his own peculiar pronunciation, monosyllabically elaborated, or Anglicized, into something like verse verse.

He began to doubt whether he had guessed aright as to the girl's whereabouts, and began carefully to examine the tops of the trees.

I think you judge aright about that being their spearhead.

And I have learned aright between worldly things to distinguish.

"They will be very apt to be influenced by the notions of a certain captain Willoughby, and Wilhelmina, his wife, who have guided me aright on so many occasions, that I shall not easily distrust their opinions on this.

Pitch the day aright with this tuning-fork, and hush the babel-voices of the world to its tones of peace at night.