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To which last institution, I beg to recommend the legal use of coke as engine-fuel, rather than the illegal use of coal; the recommendation is quite disinterested, for I was most liberally supplied with small coal on the journey, for which no charge was made. I had not only my eyes, nose, and ears filled, but my hat, and all my pockets, and my pocket-book, and my watch.
David Rice, a pioneer Presbyterian preacher and a graduate of Princeton University. In 1787 the institution was moved from near Danville to Lexington. George Washington contributed liberally to the maintenance of this school, and Lafayette, on his return to America, visited the school and made a donation to its support. From this seminary grew the now famous Transylvania University, Lexington, Ky.
We had got so accustomed to our slavery that liberty was become a mere name; we hardly knew what to do with it when we got it. My companion and I had not gone far, when we thought we saw one of the boulders, with which the island was liberally besprinkled, on the move.
Bland-Burges's father, attributing the preservation of England's power in India to Hastings, had enjoined his son, if ever an attack were made upon Hastings, to abstract himself from all personal and party considerations and to support him liberally and manfully.
Later on in the day the news that Bartja and his friends were soon to be executed arrived among the crowd; they were under the influence of the palm-wine, which was liberally distributed on the king's birthday and the following days, and could not control their excited feelings; but these now took quite another form.
"Ah, poor creeter!" sighed the old woman, shaking her grizzly old head; "as if I didn't know that. Poor little creeter!" "Help me!" Mollie cried. "Don't aid this man to keep me here. I don't know who he is I have been wickedly entrapped. I am a little, helpless girl, but I have rich and powerful friends who will liberally reward you. Don't help this, bad, bold man to keep me a prisoner here."
Adele was the only one outside who held the secret, who could upset the carefully planned frame-up that was to protect the real head of the dope trust who had paid liberally to save his own wretched skin. She rose quickly and wheeled about suddenly on Drummond. "You will convict Dr. Price also," she said in a low tone. "This girl must not be dragged down, too.
Such a consideration as this should inspire men in early life with a determination to work and to save, for the benefit of themselves and their families in later years. It is, in fact, in youth that economy should be practised, and in old age that men should dispense liberally, provided they do not exceed their income.
They saw, also, that he was armed liberally. A pair of guns on his saddle, and one attached to the cartridge belt about his hips. Each mind was speculating, and each mind was puzzled at the man's apparent unconcern. A moment later the swing doors parted, and Jim strode in. His dark eyes flashed a swift glance about the dingy interior.
It is customary for persons of wealth to smear the corpses of their friends with oil, and then to powder them with gold-dust from head to foot, so as to produce the appearance of bronzed or golden statues. His cellar is well supplied with rare wines, which he offers liberally to strangers who land at his residence.
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