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The same mode of proceeding still continued, and kept Italy weak and unsettled.
"A young man," he proceeded, "whom I have known almost all my life in fact, I may call him a friend of mine told me of an event that had taken place he called it a misfortune that had befallen him. It had greatly unsettled him, he said, for a long time; and now that he was getting over it, and wanted to forget it, he wished for a change, would like to go abroad, and asked if I could help him.
The right of the United States to occupy unsettled Territory. A few more Pronunciamientos of Santa Anna. The Adventures of Santa Anna to the present Date. We must resume again the narrative of historical events, in order better to set forth the condition of the country through which we are traveling. Texas is a turning-point in the history of Mexico.
As his death left the succession to the Crown unsettled, an Act of Settlement, passed on the 12th of June, 1701, had provided that, in case of failure of direct heirs to the throne, the Crown should pass to the next Protestant in succession, who was Sophia, wife of the Elector of Hanover.
As the times are so unsettled, and no one can tell what may become within a year of any old foundation, the trustees have requested Reginald to retain his chaplaincy at the old College; so that he is in reality a pluralist, and almost rich, though they say the hardest-worked man in Carlingford.
For my present inspiration is of such a tremendous nature that an ordinary intelligence might be unsettled by it. 'Could you not communicate the nature of it in small doses, as it were? asked Gambardella, mimicking him a little. 'One can get accustomed even to poisons in that way, as Mithridates did.
It is a point still unsettled, whether the food of him who was sent to prepare the way consisted of fruit or of insects; the name locust being indiscriminately applied to either, and both being used by the inhabitants of Palestine.
It was very hard to poor Nan to sit still, work, and listen. She had been used to such an active unsettled life during the war, and had been put to so many shifts, having at times for months together to do servant's work, that she knew not how to be quiet.
I marked the spot where Clithero had been discovered digging. It showed marks of being unsettled; but the sod which had formerly covered it, and which had lately been removed, was now carefully replaced. This had not been done by him on that occasion in which I was a witness of his behaviour.
But the important service which, by means doubtless most immoral and dishonourable, he rendered to his country, has passed almost unnoticed. Late in this busy and eventful session the attention of the Houses was called to the state of Ireland. The government of that kingdom had, during the six months which followed the surrender of Limerick, been in an unsettled state.
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