Of course you are treating Roland all right, but the boy is not raving, he is as sane as you or me.

Git up!" Abe had opened his eyes and was once more staring at the other, his mind slowly coming to the light of the realization that Samuel might be more sane than himself.

" "For three years she has lived alone, not a neighbor has come to her doorand she has kept herself and little Jim; has worked the farm, educated her boy, for the trustees would not let him come to schoolkept sweet and sane in spite of it all.

He was scarcely sane at the moment.

I'm sane on everything else, but when it comes to thatit's being money that I don't earn, but they, those men off there underground, do earn and are forced to give to mewhen it comes to that, I'm as fixed in my opinion as the man who thought he was a hard-boiled egg.

He's sane for the first time in years.

Often the definition is given by courts that if one is able to distinguish between right and wrong, he is sane within the meaning of the law.

She was much clearer and saner for the little interlude with Rush.

It is not easy to see that these two exploits, judged from a strictly rational standpoint, are any saner than the acts above suggested.

This was unusual, for though they called him a lunatic in words, they called him sane by all their acts.

For now had gone that imperceptible something which divides the life of the sane from that of the insane, and he who had so long feared lest a woman might soil the elegant sanctity of his life, disappeared forever from the mind of her whom he had learned to love, and existed to her only as the foul dull brute who had outraged her on the hills.

Acontius coming to Delos, to sacrifice to Diana, fell in love with Cydippe, a noble lass, and wanting means to get her love, flung a golden apple into her lap, with this inscription upon it, "Juro tibi sane per mystica sacra Dianae, Me tibi venturum comitem, sponsumque futurum.

Rather ought we, in Michelangelo's case, to dwell upon the remarkable sobriety of his life, his sustained industry under very trying circumstances, his prolonged intellectual activity into extreme old age, the toughness of his constitution, and the elasticity of that nerve-fibre which continued to be sound and sane under the enormous and varied pressure put upon it over a period of seventy-five laborious years.

Driven sane with despair, he then (Our staff here cut the story off.