United States or Singapore ? Vote for the TOP Country of the Week !


You might risk one this morning, I think. Is it your belief that he really cares for her?" "Ah, for Pansy, no!" cried Ralph very positively. "But you said just now he did." Ralph waited a moment. "That he cared for you, Mrs. Osmond." Isabel shook her head gravely. "That's nonsense, you know." "Of course it is. But the nonsense is Warburton's, not mine." "That would be very tiresome."

What is much more extraordinary is this assertion of Warburton's, which he has put in big letters at the beginning of his book.

In one matter, indeed, Grenville, at the expense of justice and liberty, gratified the passions of the court while gratifying his own. The persecution of Wilkes was eagerly pressed. He had written a parody on Pope's Essay on Man, entitled the Essay on Woman, and had appended to it notes, in ridicule of Warburton's famous Commentary.

Neither at the bar nor in the senate was he fond of quoting authorities; but such as he did quote were of the highest merit, and he made them do him yeoman service. Burton's Anatomy of Melancholy and Warburton's Divine Legation of Moses were favorite books with him. He thought the report of John Quincy Adams on weights and measures one of the ablest works in political literature.

Edition, 1810, it is said that this is rendered improbable by the account given of Colson, by Davies, in his life of Garrick, which was certainly written under Dr. Johnson's inspection, and, what relates to Colson, probably from Johnson's confirmation. Nichols's Literary Anecdotes, vol. v. p. 696. Nichols's Literary Anecdotes, vol. v, p. 15 Ibid. vol. viii. Warburton's Letters, 8vo. Edit. p. 369.

On his return he found that the creek at his camp was running, and the Afghans had made repeated attempts to cross one of the camels, but the animal obstinately refused to do so, which, probably, made the leader reflect that it was just as well they were not likely to meet with many running streams. On June 6th, Major Warburton's tracks were seen, and a camp of his found.

I should think of you simply as a very honest man the most honest man I ever knew." Warburton's face glowed. "Should should?" he murmured. "Can't it be shall?" And Bertha, smiling now without a touch of roguishness, smiling in the mere joy of her heart, laid a hand in his. When Mrs. Cross came home she brought with her a changed countenance.

Sundry other things went wrong in the course of the week, and by closing-time on Saturday night Warburton's nerves were in a state of tension which threatened catastrophe. He went to bed at one o'clock; at six in the morning, not having closed his eves for a moment, he tumbled out again, dressed with fury, and rushed out of the house.

As, however, she had, in spite of the remonstrances of her hostess, declined other invitations on the ground that she was not dancing at all, it was not possible for her to make an exception in Lord Warburton's favour. "After all I don't care to dance," he said; "it's a barbarous amusement: I'd much rather talk."

He told his father himself that he had no turn to economy, but a thief might as well plead that he had no turn to honesty!" Mme. D'Arblay's Diary, i. 75. Locke, in his last words to Collins, said: 'This world affords no solid satisfaction but the consciousness of well-doing, and the hopes of another life. Warburton's Divine Legation, i. xxvi. Thrale's daughters lived to Nov. 5, 1858. Mr.