"It is the very error of the moon, She comes more near the earth than she was wont, And makes men mad.

Another error in ministerial education and outlook is that too often ministers forget that they compete with other men: they are not an isolated class of humanity.

" Her intimate knowledge of Scripture, her sound common-sense kept her from falling into many of the errors into which some who have aimed high in holy things have fallen.

Johnnie is a girl of brains and abilities, and we who have her true welfare at heart should see that she doesn'tin her youth and ignorancefall into such errors as this.

My concluding notes are, I suppose, ample in scale: if they are excessive, that is an involuntary error on my part.

To combat the Arians, who spread their errors by verse set to popular airs, St. Ambrose, it is said, introduced public liturgical hymn-singing in his church in Milan, and his example was followed gradually through the Western Church.

A very common error for the legal term 'livery of seisin' which signifies the delivery of property into the corporal possession of a person.

Europe is still under the dominion of old souls which often enough dwell in young bodies and, therefore, unite old errors with violence.

" "Our government is so extremely mean, that I ascribe that error to generosity.

DUE TO ERRORS OF GOVERNMENT.

She speaks in a strange manner of her hope that she may be able to do good among us, and in her last letter she wants to know if I have ever seen a little book called 'One Hundred Common Errors in Speaking and Writing.'

She justly feared that the cold treatment I had experienced at my uncle's had made me selfish, and therefore she invited a little girl to spend a few days with me, to see, as she has since told me, if I should not be liable to fall into the same error from which I had suffered so much at my uncle's.

It is easier to wean an ignorant fanatic from his error than a confirmed scoundrel from his scoundrelism.

The first reply that suggests itself is the probability that there must be some error about these experiments, because they are performed on an enormous scale every day with quite contrary results.

MISS NIGHTINGALE says, one of the most common errors among nurses, with respect to sick diet, is the belief that beef tea is the most nutritive of all article.

Pen perceived the error under which his guardian was labouring, and in the midst of his misery the blunder caused the poor wretch a faint smile, and served to bring down the conversation from the tragedy-key in which Pen had been disposed to carry it on.

His idea was that once I mastered the technique of setting up the vermipits by trial and error at home, I could set the same type up with little variations if needed for friends of ours and later for anyone who wanted this useful method of garbage management.

The calculated probable error of the five measurements of the distance was ±.000015; hence the total error due to D would be at most .00004.

Law did indeed fall into great errors; but they were errors against which logic affords no security.

A comedy of errors up to date.

And further, that the devil loses the wager, and that a man, continually struggling from difficult errors towards something better, should be redeemed, is truly a more effective, and to many a good, enlightening thought; but it is no idea lying at the basis of the whole, and of each individual scene.

He taught no errors like Origen, and pushed out no theological doctrines into a jargon of metaphysics like Athanasius.

A great difficulty was the fear of blasphemy from pagans, and of error amongst pagan converts, so trained in myths and genealogies of the gods.

These instructions, which are offered in writing, and argued by the counsel, the judge can give or refuse, as he sees fit, or can alter them to suit himself; but any such refusal or alteration furnishes ground for a bill of exceptions, on which the case, if a verdict is given against the prisoner, may be carried by writ of error before the Circuit Court of the District, for their revisal.

It seeks to establish truth by refuting error through the reductio ad absurdum.