Homiletics is the appeal of man to man, for the welfare of his soul, and the true progress of mankind.

The women of the Allies can fight for all that their men fight forfor national self-respect, for protection of citizens, for the sacredness of international agreements, for the rights of small nations, for the security of democracy, and then our women can be inspired by one thing morethe safety and development of all those things which they have won for human welfare in a long and bloodless battle.

But all Indians have something like a sentiment of reverence for the insane, and admire those who sacrifice, without apparent motive, their worldly welfare to the triumph of an idea.

In one place he stops to explain his theory of government, his wish for a thicker population, his conception of national welfare as consisting in a due balance of priest, soldier, and churl.

Johnnie is a girl of brains and abilities, and we who have her true welfare at heart should see that she doesn'tin her youth and ignorancefall into such errors as this.

But as the mass of sensible people in every country concerned, in Germany just as much as in France or Great Britain, know perfectly well, unimpeded trade is good for every one except a few rich adventurers, and restricted trade destroys limitless wealth and welfare for mankind to make a few private fortunes or secure an advantage for some imperialist clique.

One man, I suppose, puts on the mask of law, which he has borrowed for the purpose from a barrister, only in order to be able to give another man a sound drubbing; a second has chosen the mask of patriotism and the public welfare with a similar intent; a third takes religion or purity of doctrine.

Send us news of thy welfare by some holy mouth.

Let him take thought for their welfare before his own, and teach self-sacrifice by example.

There is nothing more necessary for our future welfare than the improvement of time.

Whether from lack of interest in their welfare on the part of the public, or from the desire of the Negroes to share their own burdens, the colored people of Rhode Island were endeavoring to provide for the education of their children during the first decades of the last century.

This is always hard to bear; for a man can never draw a complete blank in any department of human welfare without feeling some pain.

But aspiring captains of industry at the South could as a rule procure labor only by remitting round sums in money or credit which depleted their working capital and for which were obtained slaves fit only for plantation routine, negroes of whom little initiative could be expected and little contribution to the community's welfare beyond their mere muscular exertions.

Here in these homes their fathers, who are kept informed of their children's welfare during their absence, come to see them when on leave from the Front, and find them gently cared for.

We have kept ourselves informed of each other's welfare from time to time, and thinking that the daughter might possess the same amiable disposition as her mother, I thought that her presence in our family might be pleasant to us all, besides gaining for her, under your teachers of music and the languages, a finished education.

'Forgive me, my dear friend, but I am compelled to write to apologize for the introduction of my troubles of conscience and my anxiety for your spiritual welfare into my last letter.

There's nothing some women won't do for a man they care for, and I take it she has your welfare next her heart.

These fostering measures were expected to increase wealth and to diffuse a greater welfare through the community.

This land is not valuable for agriculture, and will contribute more to the general welfare under forest than in any other way.

Always and everywhere we have set the public welfare above the advantage of the special interests.