See Halliwell in v.; but the explanation there given hardly suits the present context, where the word appears to be used in the sense of a term, a period.

Having noticed the context, he proposed to inquire, first, into the necessity of being born again.

There is evidently a mistake in supposing that this book contains any charm for breaking open prison doors, and it is likely that Sir John Reresby was misled in this way:There is in p. 7. a charm in French to procure repose of body and mind, and deliverance from pains; and the word for "pains" is written in a contracted form; it might as well stand for prisons; but, examining the context, it is plainly the former word which is meant.

[Footnote: The Tauchnitz reading, [Greek: en ploio] will not fit the context.

"I have a great mind to whip you,"then, with as sudden a retracting impulse, fling back into his lairand, after a cooling lapse of some minutes (during which all but the culprit had totally forgotten the context) drive headlong out again, piecing out his imperfect sense, as if it had been some Devil's Litany, with the expletory

We are thus brought to see the hollowness of the contention that 'Pure Reason' can ignore its psychological context and dehumanize itself.

Thus Mr. Bullitt, by repeating only a part of my words and by omitting the context, entirely changed the meaning of what was said.

It was now a face or a scene to which he could give no name; now a sentence or a thought that owned no context.

It is left to the greater community of journalists to provide the context, the space, the encouragement, and the means.

The court, thus pushed, tried words, and said everything it could think of to fill the time, supposing cases, and describing duties of insurers, captains, pilots, and miscellaneous sea-officers that are or might be,like a schoolmaster puzzled by a hard sum, who reads the context with emphasis.

The following is an example, which the reader may appreciate the better, if he remembers the context: "At her feet he bowed, he fell, he lay down; at her feet he bowed, he fell; where he bowed, there he fell down dead.

Perhaps, the Salcete News spread the 'local' context too wide and did not do too well, either. Coming to North Goa, the pioneer was Panjim Pulse.

The great temptation is to jot down a word here and there and trust to luck or an indulgent memory to supply the context at some later time.

And the same authority says that the class lessons should be preceded by at least twice as much private instruction as you have enjoyed; but, naturally, you suppress this unfavorable context.

Dialect words are explained in the glossary; and the student who may wish to consult the context of any passage will find the necessary references in the unusually full table of contents.

I have not had time to read the whole speech and verify the context, but the thing seems to me so clear that no context could make any difference to the meaning of it.

Now, the plain English of these sentences is this "We who are here assembled in Convention wish the people of Connecticut to vote for such men, in future, for office, as are in favor of a new Constitution-we have already declared that we are in favor of such a Constitution-pray therefore vote for us and continue" the context "till we succeed and then"-yes-my fellow- citizens, and then, what will they do?