Had it done so it would have shortened the war, but in any case our defense remains intact in the face of an already weakened enemy.

In that it is for you to do as you may choose, but his estate here, or what is left of it, shall be kept intact for him.

A most ignominious failure, and the attempt was never repeated, the bridge remaining intact to the last.

The boats were all there; the ship was intactas intact as when Billy Edwards had taken chargebut the cheery, lovable ensign and his men had vanished without trace or clue.

Germany still had her armies intact on the soil of other countries, and was a consolidated force, tired though not beaten.

This system has admirably and invariably succeeded for the last two or three centuries; that is to say, the empire of Morocco has remained intact by foreign influences, while its system of commerce has been an exclusive native monopoly.

The anticipations of the uncle have been abundantly realized by the nephew, for Muley Abd Errahman, with the exception of the short period of the French hostilities, (which was not his own work and happened in spite of him), has preserved the intact without, and quiet during the many years he has occupied the throne.

The budget of the churches and religious societies remained intact at the very time that embarrassment was everywhere prevailing.

So that magnificent estate, which for two centuries had passed intact from father to son in the Longueval family, was to be divided.

She knew very well that it was essential that the business should be kept together and pass intact into the hands of their son Maurice.

The purpose to be attained by this method is to keep the nutritive juices so far as possible intact within the meat; consequently, the piece to be cooked should be left whole, so that only a small amount of surface will be exposed to the action of the water.

Lord Francis was eighty-six; his faculties enfeebled but intact after a career devoted to the three most costly of all luxuriespretty women, fine pictures, and rare books; a tall, spare man, quietly proud of his age, his ability to go out in the evening unattended, his amorous past, and his contributions to the history of English printing.

If it were blasted by shells and gutted by fire, we might regret it, but what would be our feelings if it were the legacy of Edward the First, and had been handed down to us intact through six centuries?

Considering the many cracks in the ice mass it is most astonishing that it should have remained intact throughout its sea voyage.

Five thousand would certainly be paid by the Government whose agent M. Charles Saurez admittedly was for one glance at that secret treaty which would be so prejudicial to their political interests; whilst M. de Marsan himself would gladly pay another five thousand for the satisfaction of placing the precious document intact before his powerful and irascible uncle.

And had not Northern sentiment been brought to bear against the institution, slavery would have been intact until to-day.

To begin with, I note down that my religious belief I carried still intact with me from Metz did not withstand the study of natural philosophy.

I had held her stainless and holy, intact of evil or deceit; what was she now?

The Gutta-Percha Company, which made the core of this cable, says that a suitably made and insulated telegraph-conductor, laid intact between Ireland and Newfoundland, can be worked efficiently, both in a commercial and scientific sense, and they are prepared to guaranty the efficient and satisfactory working of a line of the length of the Atlantic cable as manufactured by themselves, and submerged and maintained in that state.