"You would be surprised," said he, "to find how successful they have been in investing their craft with the forms and trappings of science, the parade of classification, and the mystery imparted by technical terms.

It has been said that Shelley was wont to make some self-parade in connexion with Sir Philip Sidney, giving it to be understood that he was himself a descendant of the herowhich was not true, although the Sidney blood came into a different line of the family.

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He was modest enough about it, not having any special exploits to parade before their wondering eyes, but quite willing.

Whenever he hunted, the cadets were in grand parade on the parterre, crying, "Vive l'Empereur!"

The Bad Boy feeds Cayenne Pepper to the Sacred CowHe and His Pa Ride in a Circus Parade With the Circassian BeautiesA Tipsy Elephant Lands Them in a Public FountainPa Makes the Acquaintance of John L. Sullivan.

" "A pretty thing to have your clothes paraded through the streets by such a creature!

Charles II appeared as King David; his natural son, the Duke of Monmouth, who was mixed up in the Rye House Plot, paraded as Absalom; Shaftesbury was Achitophel, the evil Counselor; and the Duke of Buckingham was satirized as Zimri.

The Rifles were paraded for church, and time was lost in getting arms and serving out ball cartridges.

I really believe now that I was mistaken; but miss Lesley had been so highly praised for her filial tenderness, I thought at last she seemed to make a parade about it, and used to run up to my mother, and affect to be more glad to see her than she really was after a time; and I think Dr. Wheelding thought so, by a little hint he once dropped.

The phantom host of the great North come out for parade without announcement, and shoot their arrows toward the zenith, and flout the stars with their rosy flags, and retire, leaving us looking into heaven and wondering.

Faulkner described how he had dropped in at the hall on Armistice Day and stood watching the parade from the window.

Price was delighted with this formal parade to the execution of justice, for he had made up his mind to conquer the lad's spirit or break it, and when Robert's room was reached, he suddenly twisted his head under his arm, saying: "The moment has arrived, Robert, when I must convince you that I am master of the house.

As a correspondent I have seen all the great armies and the military processions at the coronations in Russia, England, and Spain, and our own inaugural parades down Pennsylvania Avenue, but those armies and processions were made up of men.

Therefore, in consideration of the evidence advanced, I declare that the prisoner is Jack Andrews, otherwise Jackson Dowd Andrews, otherwise parading under the alias of 'A. Jones,' and I recognize the claim of the Austrian police to his person, that he may be legally tried for his alleged crimes in the territory where it is alleged he committed them.

The exertions of the performers never appear to relax, and by night or day, it is all the same; they make themselves heard at any distance, parading along the roads for the sole purpose, it should seem, of annoying the more peaceable inhabitants.

When pa came into the main tent with the zebras, in the grand parade around the ring, the crowd gave him three cheers, which probably caused the management to refrain from discharging him on the spot.

If that woman hasn't paraded over them biscuits until there isn't a piece there big enough to make a nice comfortable mouthful for a young flea.

When Commander-in-Chief of the Southern armies, he moved from point to point, as duty required, with less parade than a European general of division, wearing no sword, attended by no other staff than the immediate occasion demanded, and chatting with a comrade or a visitor with a simple courtesy which had in it no shade of condescension.

If these thoughts Are a gratuitous emblazonry That mocks the recreant age we live in, then Be Folly and False-seeming free to affect Whatever formal gait of discipline 405 Shall raise them highest in their own esteem Let them parade among the Schools at will, But spare the House of God.

The weather was intensely hot, and the mosquitoes so thick that we did not pretend to walk on the parade after sunset, unless armed with two fans, or green branches to keep constantly in motion, in order to disperse them.

The guard will not be paraded during ceremonies unless directed by the commanding officer.

"Mr. Konig!" exclaimed Zip as he led the little parade into the central portion of the complex.

On the other hand, we cannot spoil the appearance of the regiment upon parade by having a girl's cheeks in the ranks.