The root-failure of the organized Church to-day is its failure to share in the growing life of the world.

" "Then it must be failure in his studies.

But these saints and martyrs were making a beginning; we are fighting to keep what we have won, and it would be a huge failure on our part if we could keep nothing of it, but had to begin all over again.

His failure to from college made him feel especially as his cronies all received their .

" "If that's meant to be a joke," said Laura bitingly, "I must say it's as much of a failure as our old inventor himself.

He writhed at the defeat Morse had put upon him, at his failure with Jessie, at the scornful public rebuke of her father.

He has not had full time to studyhe feels quite unprepared, and enters the pulpit with a halting step, and a choking fear of failure at his heart.

After all, the least misleading notice was the one in the column of deaths: BAMBERGER.On Wednesday, of heart-failure from shock, IDA HAMILTON, only child of HANNAH MOON by her former marriage with ISIDORE BAMBERGER.

"Speaking to a lady," says a correspondent of the Athenaeum (Feb. 5, 1848), "of the difficulty which I had always found in getting a slip of myrtle to grow, she directly accounted for my failure by observing that perhaps I had not spread the tail or skirt of my dress, and looked proud during the time I was planting it.

Writes he in his diary, "Chores, chat, tobacco, apples, tea, steal away my time, but I am resolved to translate Justinian;" and yet on his first legal writ he made a failure for lack of concentrated effort.

I'd Rather Be a Failure I'd rather be a failure than the man who's never tried; I'd rather seek the mountain-top than always stand aside.

It was the place Wolfe had chosen for his winter quarters, that is, in case of failure before Quebec and supposing he was not recalled.

The only financial failures among the host of motion picture theatres, so far as I have observed, are those that have attempted to run travel scenes and educational films exclusively.

You might have borrowed of mother and gone off to make one failure after another in gentlemanly attempts.

The reckless drafting off of our social failures into new lands is a criminal policy, which has been only too rife in the State-aided emigration of the past, and which is now rendered more and more difficult each year by the refusal of foreign lands to receive our "wreckage."

What I now have to tell is the story of a failurea failure due to his refusal ever to allow his right hand to know what his left hand sought to do.

"But he isn't at all bad, I'll stake everything on that" Max also told himself, as he sat and listened to the really interesting descriptions given by the other of his successes, and first failures along the difficult line of breeding foxes in captivity, with scores of things against him, which had to be overcome.

They all said I'd make a dead failure out

Society balls given the same nights proved failures through the coincidence.

44 did not, however, result as well, and numberless failures throughout the country attest that charring is uncertain and disappointing in its results.

As a measure of frightfulness this is doomed to failure against an Army like ours with tanks which will eat their way through all sorts of entanglements.

Until that day of absorption in the United States which Mr. HANNAY considers fortunately inevitable, Mexico has no chance, he maintains, of even a moderately good government except under a firm dictatorship; and so he renders no small homage to the man who, all his failures notwithstanding, did for a time lift his country from the anarchy to which in his old age it reverted.

It may sometimes be advantageous to allow the extreme ends to dry slightly before testing in order to bring the planes of failure within the body.

This took place early in February, and resulted in failure like the formerthe Confederates losing, however, the brave General John Pegram.

That the parts behave independently is shown by the compression failure below the original location of the neutral plane.