Some calls he is bound to obey, at whatever cost of time or strength,illness, certain public duties, and real spiritual needs,but his life must not be at the mercy of cranks, or of idle persons' whims.

'At any cost to me?

In being, Sirbut Sharp here, and I, have been at some cost in finding her out.

Without counting the cost for a moment, they came to the call of the Great Mother, from near and far.

The native boots cost from two to five dollars a pair.

Average cost per quart, 2s.

If our people would only follow the example set them by Colonel Gansevoort, it seemed certain we could hold the fort at no greater cost than that of being hungry during a certain length of time!

I stayed free of cost at Auroville in a room in Bernard's quarters, sharing with him the meals he prepared.

You will of course lessen the cost by eliminating every word that can possibly be spared.

The bread sufficient for four people, carriage thereof, and a trifle for commission (i.e. paper and trouble) cost on an average 2 frs.

There he was gasping for breath, his life depending upon the result of the negotiation, and still he insisted upon the payment of costs as a condition of compromise.

The latter can usually be hired by the day for about Frs. 3.00 from the local sports shop, and cost about Frs. 20.00 to buy.

Mr. Gosse's is expensive, costing between four and five dollars.

I have employed him to watch over the estate of your father, in the absence of the latter, on the principle that one practised in tricks is the best qualified to detect and expose them, and with the certainty that no man will trespass with impunity, so long as the courts continue to tax bills of costs with their present liberality.'

I ventured a guess that the construction of the lock type of canal would approach $300,000,000, and without stopping to consider that the same causes which led to an increase in cost over the original estimates for the lock canal must affect equally the sea-level type, the advocates of the latter argued that the excess of the new estimates was an additional reason why the lock type should be abandoned in favor of the sea-level canal.

"Then I ordered the men to keep him at all costs within the room.

Education, scientific education, costs like thunder.

But a man is a man wherever he goes, and something precious cannot fail to be gained by one who knows how to abide by a resolution of any kind, and pay the cost without a murmur.

He dismissed the suit with costs against Nagendra, and remarked that this palpable forgery cast discredit on the whole transaction.

GENERAL RELATION BETWEEN PRICE, UTILITY AND COST CHAPTER V JOINT DEMAND AND SUPPLY §1. MARGINAL COST UNDER JOINT SUPPLY §2. MARGINAL UTILITY

" "And that pretty girl is Juanita; she sold pine-apples and grapes in the Almendral, and every night she would go with her guitarit was a very nice one, but did not cost near so much money as Dolores'sand sing to the American gentlemen in the Star Hotel.

So Rámdá paid his arrears and costs into Court, to the plaintiff's intense annoyance.

Many people think they have a right to a fairly equivalent service at a fairly equivalent cost throughout the United States, and that they have a right to all the advantages of their geographical position.

This heterogeneous tripartite army is exceedingly expensive, its cost during the current year being, according to the Estimates, very little less than 29 millions, the cost of the personnel being 23-1/2 millions, that of matériel being 4 millions, and that of administration 1/2 millions.

He published this essay at his own cost towards the end of the year, but it seems to have fallen flatly from the press, although its arguments attracted the attention and the sympathy of Goethe, who, meeting him on his return to Weimar in November, discussed with him his own theory of colour.