Like every true convert, Simeon, having found the way himself, now endeavoured to help others to realise the same blessed hope.

"I guess you've jawed enough," said Maudie, leaving the others and coming to the foot of the bed.

So now let us begone and join the others.

"But somebody will have to communicate with them before they tell another oneor several others.

Matters having assumed this serious aspect, the French government, much to its credit, deputed four respectable and unprejudiced men, to whom were afterwards added four others of great learning and abilities, to inquire into, and appreciate the merits of the new discovery of animal magnetism.

But, by the blood of such, this our country is hallowed unto those that shall come after us, so shall our memories teach others how to dieand betterhow to live that this our country may stand, hereafter, for all things great and noble.

In its widest sweeps my tree-top described an arc of from twenty to thirty degrees, but I felt sure of its elastic temper, having seen others of the same species still more severely triedbent almost to the ground indeed, in heavy snowswithout breaking a fiber.

We took over all our own servants and found many others who were on the permanent staff of the ministry, footmen, huissiers, and odd men who attended to all the fires, opened and shut all the doors, windows, and shutters.

To the end of her life she increasingly realised and brought others to realise the paramount importance of the personal work of the Holy Spirit.

I have sent others, when I want to go myself.

This is the noblest pine yet discovered, surpassing all others not merely in size but also in kingly beauty and majesty.

" "That's a promise," said Chet, looking back over his shoulder as he reluctantly followed the others upstairs.

Starting in pursuit of the fugitives I finally espied an Indian mounted on my favorite, dashing away and leading all the others.

Not only did he encourage others to study Dante, Petrarch, and Boccaccio, but by following out his own precepts he became one of the great Italian poets.

Every man, when he is confident himself, conceives himself able to persuade others, and imagines that their obstinacy proceeds from other motives than reason; and that, if he fails at one time to gain over his audience, he may yet succeed in some happier moment, when their prejudices shall be dissipated, or their interest varied.

He could easily escape them by running through the numerous upper halls of the mansion; but here he was liable to meet others, and his especial dread was encountering old Miss Merrick.

* Conceit and confidence are both of them cheats; the first always imposes on itself, the second frequently deceives others too.

I knew the men who handle finance and work the wires behind the scenes, but I wanted to know the others who do the strenuous things and keep the country going.

The admiral regretted the necessity, but in no other way could a motive be supplied to deter others from keeping the country in a constant state of lawless disorder.

Sept. 9Germans make air raid on London, killing twenty persons and wounding 100 others; United States asks Austria to recall Ambassador Dumba.

The notes of this bird are very simple and melodious, and some individuals greatly excel others in their powers of song.

But we could bring their murderers to book, and save others from a like fate.

Thereupon La Couteau turned a dark harsh glance upon this lady visitor, who, whatever course she might take herself, had certainly no right to prevent others from doing business.

Everything depended on the way the jury looked at the case, on the particular bits of evidence to which they attached most weight, on the view the most argumentative positive-minded members of the jury adopted, for they would be able to carry the others with them.

That success can only be gained by toil is illustrated in this proverb"He that would have the fruit must climb the tree," and once more it is said that "He who plants trees loves others beside himself.