The seeker after truth should not be left without enough money for heat and shelter, for bread and meat, rest and summer-change; for the coming of children and their education.

The beast is a seeker of freedom, but a seeker for his own ego alone, and the satisfaction of his own instincts only.

Their husbands are keepers in wine-warehouses, rent-collectors for the agents of old Frenchmen who have been laid up to dry in Paris, custom-house supernumeraries and court-clerks' deputies (for your second-rate Creole is a great seeker for little offices).

The prison or worse was the doom of all truth-seekers in Campanella's age.

We give an illustration of a pleasure boat on the Hudson, which reminds one of many delightful river trips taken at various periods, and also of the events of national importance which centered around the river that is crowded, year after year, with pleasure-seekers from the overcrowded metropolis at its mouth.

But even my dying would not have advanced me, unless by bringing me into the same world with that seeker at the door.

That morning, Mr. MURRAY conducted a melancholy party of disconsolate pleasure-seekers to a neighboring stream, where he instructed them to fish for trout..

When he came to London, at twenty-two years of age, Johnson, then at the beginning of his great fame, was to this insatiable little glory-seeker like a Silver Doctor to a hungry trout.

Gaze at them as they pass you in the quiet road, and acknowledge that, in spite of their rough and even uncouth exteriors, a happier four could hardly be met with in this favourite haunt of pleasure-seekers during a long summer's day.

Are you, too, like myself, a wandering home-seeker on the face of an overpopulated earth, Miss?" The "Miss" surprised her.

These latter were outnumbered ten to one, and could not attempt to hold back the home-seekers by force.

One may add that treasure-seekers among the Huille-che 'look earnestly' for what they want to find 'into a smooth slab of black stone, which I suppose to be basalt.'

It isn't a story, so I was disappointed, and about as interesting to a story-seeker as The National Congress, of which it treats, to the majority of the Indian natives.

Of course not all those in the coaches were pilgrims religiously inclined; many were holiday seekers out for the day.

It was this same Brother Paul who, after breakfast and despite the Pymeut incident, offered to show the gold-seekers over the school.

I was a gambler and a pleasure seeker through passion, I've gone to work at a mean little job and stuck to it and lived on what I've earnedthrough love.

His friend Poliziano entered with the zest of a poet and a pleasure-seeker into these diversions.