he said, with the American's insistence on his own point of view.

This revival is coming, not with shouts and noise, but with the quiet insistence of new ideas, of new factswith the still voice of scientific announcement.

"That's all," repeated Slade, a note of insistence in his voice.

The insistence with which this claim has been reiterated and proclaimed abroad by Germans, often with more of patriotism than of good taste, may have led a part of the public to believe it.

The Government of India can to-day heed the agitation and ask, to the point of insistence for full vindication of the pledged word of a British Minister.

"Why not?" he challenged, always impelled to insistence by denial.

he said again, and put her with quiet insistence into the chair.

In a voluminous series of letters, more than 400 of which are preserved, his father minutely directed his classical and political studies, and, above all, instructed him with endless insistence as to his bearing in society, impressed upon him the importance of good breeding, the "graces," and the general deportment required of a person of quality.

The voices of the children, his sons and daughters, rose and fell with clear childish insistence among the older voices.

hered ancient who, huddled up in that corner of the settle which was nearer to the fire, fidgeted restlessly with an empty mug and blew with pathetic insistence through a churchwarden pipe which had long been cold.

Here Guthrum was baptised at Alfred's insistence after his defeat at Ethandune (879), and here the Royalists made their last but ineffectual rally after their rout at Langport in 1645.