A person may not have a coin in her pocket and yet, with these glittering vouchers, may enter where the richest assemble, living as one of them.

Great matters are expected to-day from the Parliament, which re-assembles.

When our people are so many that the land may not sustain nor suffice them, then the princes who rule the realm assemble before them all the young men of the age of fifteen years and upwards, for such is our use and custom.

In all endowments far above Who tastes this day of festal cheer, And whom his death assembles here!

"We shall do better this time," said Major Wagstaffe to Bobby Little, as they stood watching the battalion assemble, in workmanlike fashion, for a route-march.