There is something providential in the persecutions of tyrants, Señor Simoun!" "I knew it," murmured the sick man, "and therefore I encouraged the tyranny.

CHAPTER IX Kurt Dorn had indeed no hope of ever seeing Lenore Anderson again, and he suffered a pang that seemed to leave his heart numb, though Anderson's timely visit might turn out as providential as the saving rain-storm.

" {163c} Alluding to the doctrine of Pythagoras, according to whom, number is the principle most providential of all heaven and earth, the root of divine beings, of gods and demons, the fountain and root of all things; that which, before all things, exists in the divine mind, from which, and out of which, all things are digested into order, and remain numbered by an indissoluble series.

It was providential for me that, a short time after Lillian took me to the apartment which had been home to her for years, her small daughter, Marion, was restored to her.

Kossuth said: In my opinion, there is not a single event in history so distinctly marked to be providentialand providential with reference to all humanityas the colonization, revolution, and republicanism of the now United States of America.