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I had the first offer of them: he asked £12, 12s. a-head. I offered £12, and we split the 12s. The whole transaction did not take up half of the time I require to write it. Mr Bruce and Mr Smart were the best judges in Buchan. We had other great exhibitors, Mr Bruce, Inverwhomrey; Mr Scott, Yokieshill; Mr Milne, Mill of Boyndie; Mr Paton, Towie; Mr Milne, Watermill, &c.
Thus reasoning with myself, I was delighted to think I had found in Anaxagoras a preceptor who would instruct me in the causes of things, agreeably to my own mind, and that he would inform me, first, whether the earth is flat or round, and, when he had informed me, would, moreover, explain the cause and necessity of its being so, arguing on the principle of the better, and showing that it is better for it to be such as it is; and if he should say that it is in the middle, that he would, moreover, explain how it is better for it to be in the middle; and if he should make all this clear to me, I was prepared no longer to require any other species of cause. 107.
"That's a task which won't require much thinking fortunately . . . for I COULDN'T think tonight. And it will pass the time." It passed an hour. Then, just as Anne laid down the last shining spoon, they heard the front door shut. Both sought comfort fearfully in each other's eyes.
The peculiar and anomalous features presented by the remains on the intermediate ledge seem to require some explanation. This portion of the ruin is not only different from the other portions, but different also from anything else in the canyon, and the difference is not one of degree only. Doubtless systematic excavation in the various parts of the ruin would afford an explanation.
He had a suit in which he was acquitted. You would not require more than the law, would you?" "No, but " "For what are you waiting, then?" concluded Madame Steno. "That it may be too late? How about your lands?" "Ah! let me breathe, let me fan myself," said Ardea, who, indeed, took one of the Countess's fans from the desk.
His eyes rolled faster than ever; but, although his lips appeared to move, and his tongue to wag, he was too excited to give utterance to a word. A volley of clicks and hisses came forth, but nothing articulate. The others, however, did not require any words to tell them what was meant.
The outdoor exercise will do me good, and who knows but that in a few months I shall be able to go on with my reading again?" "But my grandfather offers to assist us, if we require assistance." "We don't require it. If I go furze-cutting we shall be fairly well off." "In comparison with slaves, and the Israelites in Egypt, and such people!"
Bransome the clues to the letter-locks on the doors of the various store-rooms; for we on the coast used none but letter-locks, which are locks that do not require a key to open them. But Mr.
The safely abstract could hardly require a a a cameo " The long walk, the sea breeze, the distant lapping of the water all these combined had done their soothing work. Lady Ingleby slept peacefully in Horseshoe Cove; and the rising tide crept in. An hour later, a man swung along the path at the summit of the cliffs, whistling like a blackbird.
The people, by the Constitution, have commanded the President, as much as they have commanded the legislative branch of the Government, to execute their will. They have said to him in the Constitution, which they require he shall take a solemn oath to support, that if Congress pass any bill which he can not approve "he shall return it to the House in which it originated with his objections."
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