In connexion with my brother the idea seems utterly preposterous.

Do not mistake my motive, nevertheless, Miss Effingham, which is any thing but vulgar curiosity"here Mrs. Bloomfield looked so kind and friendly, that Eve took both her hands and pressed them to her heart"you are motherless; without even a single female connexion of a suitable age to consult with on such an occasion, and fathers after all are but men" "Mine is as kind, and delicate, and tender, as any woman can be, Mrs. Bloomfield.

The connexion between the two branches of the Shelley family is also set forthincidentally, but with perfect distinctnessin Collins's Peerage of England(1756), vol. iii.

We do not see any necessary and natural connexion between death and the end of the third volume of a novel, or the conclusion of the fifth act of a play,though that connexion in some modern novels, and in most English tragedies, seems to be assumed.

This gentleman, a connexion by marriage, and author of some now forgotten novels, first made acquaintance with the poet in London early in 1808, when we have two letters from Byron, in answer to some compliment on his early volume, in which, though addressing his correspondent merely as 'Sir,' his flippancy and habit of boasting of excessive badness reach an absurd climax.

[Footnote 20: Farinata was a Ghibelline leader before the time of Dante, and had vanquished the poet's connexions at the battle of Montaperto.]

The affair was happily decided by Aristabulus's receiving a commission to tend a store, in the absence of its owner; Mr. Effingham, on a hint from his daughter, having profited by the annual expiration of the engagement, to bring their connexion to an end.

Possibly the taunts of the Quarterly Review, and the alienation of Keats from Hunt, had some connexion as cause and effect.

you don't want this!' How often have I been replied to, when expressing doubts of the logical necessity of the absolute, of flying to the opposite extreme: 'But surely, SURELY there must be some connexion among things!'

MY DEAR FRIEND, It would seem to me as if there were only left here and there a link of the chain of my original connexion on this earth.

But Henry found the means of drawing off the Count of Anjou, by forming anew with him a nearer connexion than the former, and one more material to the interests of that count's family.

It simply stated that from certain facts which had come to his knowledge he was quite satisfied that his brother's death had been caused by an accident, and that no one was to blame for it, and he thereby undertook to make no future charge or imputation against any one, in connexion therewith.

The man of virtue then will be willing, before he gives up all our political connexions without distinction, to go along with me to the review of the only one that yet remains to be examined, that of the late marquis of Rockingham.