Send no further embassy to Sparta, and bear your misfortunes without showing symptoms of distress.

HALF PAST TWO.He indicated his dissatisfaction with the policy of the Government, to the President at Long Branch, thus: Having transferred all the jewels from his left hand to the right, and carefully adjusted them there, he raised the hand in question to his finely cut Roman nose, then, extending his fingers, he twirled them for several minutes without exhibiting any symptoms of fatigue.

Thus the poor spirits were profanely maltreated, nay, sometimes severely punished, and even miserably flogged in effigy, when they betrayed symptoms of disaffection, or want of implicit fealty.

Faith, Seignior, now I look better on you, I do not like your Phisnomy so well as your Intellects; you discovering some circumstantial Symptoms that ever denote a villanous Inconstancy.

Who can apprehend by what impenetrable method the bite of a mad dog, or tarantula, can produce these symptoms?

The twelfth century was its apogee, and it was not until the thirteenth that it manifested the first symptoms of decay.

And if she should develop any untoward symptom, for Heaven's sake don't hesitate to send for me!

To this life and death question, a great French philosopher, Le Bon, writing in 1910, replied that the one unmistakable symptom of human life was "the increasing deterioration in human character," and a great physicist has described the symptom as "the progressive enfeeblement of the human will.

I know all the symptoms of that.

"For a few days prior to this, the family had observed some symptoms of insanity in her, which had so much increased on the Wednesday evening that her brother, early the next morning, went to Dr. Pitcairn; but that gentleman was not at home.

We saw all the common symptoms of the malady upon him; the quivering lip, the cowering knees, the teeth chattering; and could have sworn "that man was frightened."

You cannot be too careful to watch the first symptoms of incoherence.

Aperient medicine, too, is sometimes unwittingly repeated to remove those symptoms which it has itself produced.

The Indians, in the course of the day, endeavored to cut off his messengers and evinced other hostile symptoms, which determined Harrison to at once march upon the town, when he was met by three Indians, one of them a principal counselor of the prophet, who avowed that the prophet's designs were pacific.

And in his bitter complaint of being watched, in his desire to watch the enemies who, he thought, were obstinately bent on his destruction, were easily to be recognized the symptoms of the monomania of suspicion.

In spite of his violent and extortionate practices where he met with obstinate resistance, there were to be discerned in him symptoms of more noble sentiments and of an instinctive leaning toward order, civilization, and government.

But you can't possibly do anything for my husband unless you are willing to stay in the house and to notice his symptoms.

He appears to have felt the first symptom of his malady while he was sitting with me.

" The Brahmin asked him if this unit did not present different symptoms on different occasions.

The very commencement of his reign gave symptoms of his sanguinary disposition.

Regularly four times a day he would waddle round the ward in his dingy old dressing-gown, discussing symptoms with every cot.

She even went so far once, when Mr. Mortimer, the vicar, called, and brought with him a more or less distinguished doctoras to tell the professional man privately some symptoms of her husband's queerness.

And yet if we were to attribute the malady merely to excessive individualism, we would again err in mistaking a symptom for a cause.

It is not my intention to detail the symptoms of this affection, only to point out those which will enable a parent to recognise its approach.

They next unanimously directed their gaze towards their preceptor, hoping to detect some symptom of jocularity upon his venerable features.