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As soon as any accident happens to the crown of these Sequoias, such as being stricken off by lightning or broken by storms, then the branches beneath the wound, no matter how situated, seem to be excited like a colony of bees that have lost their queen, and become anxious to repair the damage.

Up to this time the German Sea fleet, as a unit, had suffered comparatively little damage in the great war.

It is the nature of war not only to kill or ruin a great number of men, not only to cause considerable material damage, but also, necessarily, to bring about states of mind full of hate which cannot be ended at once and which are even refractory to the language of reason.

As soon as they appeared on the scene the enemy returned to port, though not before receiving severe damage from our battleships.

In this position they confined themselves to placing cavalry and infantry in frequent ambuscades, thus inflicting great damage on the Romans when they went to forage.

If Germany and her allies are solely responsible for the War, they must pay the whole cost of the War: damage to property, persons and war works.

The great plain of the Argonne is full of most wonderful ecclesiastical buildings and many magnificent cathedrals, townhalls and ancient fortresses were passed by the warring armies in their advance and withdrawal, some of these historic structures sustaining irreparable damage.

Our courts have held that the superintendent is a fellow servant, or, as the law states it, a fellow employee, and that, therefore, the man can not recover damages for his injury.

But the fact that you signed such a contract, under compulsion, would not prevent the court from awarding damages, if you sustained them while on duty.

In awarding damages, the supervisors will probably find four classes of persons: first, those to whom the road is of as much benefit as damage, and who admit the fact; second, those who should have damages, and are reasonable in their demands; third, those who claim more damages than they are in the judgment of the supervisors entitled to; and fourth, those who from some cause, (absence, perhaps,) do not present any claim.

" The jury found for the plaintiff, Alfred Hardie, and gave the damages at £3,000.

One sympathizes keenly with wars such as that which Russia has lately concluded, for setting free a kindred race endowed with capacity for progress, and for humbling the worthless barbarian who during four centuries has wrought such incalculable damage to the European world.

It is true that, during the past year, parts of Sicily and Calabria have been visited with severe shocks, occasioning much damage to property.

" Now that the affair was over, and Dave, after inspecting the damage to his dress coat, was pulling on his overcoat, he was suddenly recalled to other responsibilities.

how impossible it is to move an inch to the right or the left in any point of spiritual and moral concernment, without seeing the damage caused by the confusion of reason with the understanding.

Beneath the great arch were assembled a hundred or so of persons who seemed to consider themselves in safety, and who from time to time ventured a few steps forward, for the purpose of examining the damage done to Etex's sculptured group by three successive shells.

It is satisfactory to record that subsequent aerial photographs showed that much damage to workshops, etc., had been caused by this bombardment.

One woman on the boat has followed us ever since to collect damages from pa, 'cause his oldest son, the monk, proposed to her.

But, as we know, there are certain pettifogging men of law who are ever ready to encourage people to bring actions for libel for the mere sake of getting damages.

What a difference it makes who wants damages.

They also arrived in time to prevent any damage being done to the BIBLIOTHÈQUE NATIONALE.

He observed the tail of his coat carefully and finding no damage, seemed relieved.

I'll lay my damages at a million, sir.