Such, then, is our little cinclus, beloved of every one who is so fortunate as to know him.

He feared, it seems, that he might be suspected of a design to make himself despot, and seeing that Cimon took the side of the nobility, and was much beloved by them, he betook himself to the people, as a means of obtaining safety for himself, and a strong party to combat that of Cimon.

We had been announced to the Countess from Berlin a week before; she and her amiable sister received us as a brother and sister beloved in the Lord.

But most especially was he admired and beloved for his persecution of the impious sect of Lao-tsze, which he had well-nigh exterminated.

It bears the genuine marks of Johnson's best manner, and is as follows: 'The Reverend Mr. Zacariah Mudge, Prebendary of Exeter, and Vicar of St. Andrew's in Plymouth; a man equally eminent for his virtues and abilities, and at once beloved as a companion and reverenced as a pastor.

HIS PEACEABLE LIFE I'd be concerned in no litigious jar; Beloved by all, not vainly popular.

It was Mr. Fontaine who closed his eyes in hope of resurrection and spoke the last words above his grave, beloved in this great mansion as in the lowliest cabin at Charles City.

And then she had come to the higher table-land of life, and had borne all the spites of fortune,had been poor and rich, and happy and sorrowful; had lost and won a hundred times over; had sat at feasts, and kneeled by deathbeds, and followed her best-beloved to the grave, often, often crying out to God above to liberate her, to make an end of her anguish, for that her strength was exhausted and she could bear no more.

If ever I have ability, you shall find it so: if not, yet shall not any brother living be better beloved than you, of me.

it is a gentle thing, Beloved from pole to pole!"

Such was the life of Jackson until he was forty-five years of age,that of a violent, passionate, arbitrary man, beloved as a friend, and feared as an enemy.

"It was a young poet of Paris, beloved of many women, a drunkard of strange dreams.

a man whose regard reflects dignity even upon JOHNSON; a man, the extent of whose abilities was equal to that of his power; and who, by those who are fortunate enough to know him in private life, is admired for his literature and taste, and beloved for the candour, moderation, and mildness of his character.

Solomon sings,"As the apple-tree among the trees of the wood, so is my beloved among the sons."

And if they chance to speak to him, or take him by the hand, She swoons to see her own beloved with other ladies stand.

Because Appetitus is well-beloved amongst scholars, for there I can dine and sup with them, and rise again as good friends as we sat down.

Therefore, Luigi, if the task be mine To make unique Cecchino smile in stone For ever, now that earth hath made him dim, If the beloved within the lover shine, Since art without him cannot work alone, You must I carve to tell the world of him.

I know it is capable of improvementfor example: I can land these ladies in France; whip over before they can get a passage back, or before Hickman can have recovered his fright; and so find means to entrap my beloved on boardand then all will be right; and I need not care if I were never to return to England.

Marsh was honored and beloved at Rome by both King and people, as was Adams by the Court of St. James, but the dead weight which the standing disrepute of our diplomacy imposed on both those distinguished men can hardly now be estimated.

He was a striking contrast to his brother Maurice, and more resembled his father in many of those calmer qualities of the mind, which make men more beloved without lessening their claims to admiration.

"Could it belove at first sight?"

Had it not been my own wish that had made me leave the home of a kind father, and of a mother beloved beyond all earthly beings?

"The spirit," he says, "had cast thy beloved into a sleep as deep almost as that of death.

"As the sun does not wait for prayers and incantations that he may rise, but shines at once, and is greeted by all; so neither wait thou for applause, and shouts, and eulogies, that thou mayst do well;but be a spontaneous benefactor, and thou shalt be beloved like the sun.

[Captain Mennell I sometimes called him; for among the military there is no such officer, thou knowest, as a lieutenant, or an ensignwas it not very kind in him] to come along with me so readily as he did, to satisfy my beloved about the vapourish lady and the house?