...lights. Frank watched solemnly awhile, and then — ' Qualis Natiiraformalrix, si tails for mala 1 Oh, my God, how fair must be Thy real world, if even...years agone ; and yet they were as pretty as they arc now, ever since the making of the world. And why do you think God could have put them here, then,...

...[him]— that it faltered here, and failed him.' — DICKENS, A Tale of Two Cities, bk. iii. ch. viii. ' I'll tell you what, brother Frank, you are a great deal wiser than me [I am], I know ; but I can't abide to see you turn up your nose as it were at God'sgood earth.' — KINGSLEY,...

...bk. iii, ch. viii. " I'll tell you what, brother Frank, you are a great deal wiser than me [I am], I know ; but I can't abide to see you turn up your nose as it were at God's good earth." — KINGSLEY, Westward Ho ! (ed. 1879), ch. xvii, p. 280. " Think not of me, good folks, nor talk of...

...[him]—that it faltered here, and failed him.'—DICKENS, A Tale of Two Cities, bk. iii. ch. viii. ' I'll tell you what, brother Frank, you are a great deal wiser than me [I am], I know; but I can't abide to see you turn up your nose as it were at God's good earth.'—KINGSLEY,...

...shifting of the lights. Frank watched solemnly awhile, and then — " Qualis N.itura formatrix, si tails formata ? Oh, my God, how fair must be Thy real world,...they are now, ever since the making of the world. Aud why do you think God could have put them here, then, but to please Himself" — and Amyas took...

...the living gem, which hung, loud humming, over some fantastic bloom, and then dashed away, seemiugly to call its mate, and whirred and danced with it round...were at God's good earth. See now, God made all these tilings ; and never a man, perhaps, set eyes on them till fifty years agone ; and yet they were as...

...solid greedy little fellows euough, I'll warrant." " Not phantoms in thy sense, good fellow, but iu the sense of those who know the worthlessness of all...were at God's good earth. See now, God made all these tilings ; and never a man, perhaps, set eyes on them till fifty years agone ; and yet they were as...

...Connective. I'll tell you what, brother Frank, you are a great deal wiser than me [I], I know, but 1 can't abide to see you turn up your nose, as it were, at God's good earth. — Kingsley. lie must be a wiser man than me [I] who can tell what advantage or satisfaction he derives...

...honester men than he, that it faltered here, and failed him." Errors in Case with "Than" as a Connective. I'll tell you what, brother Frank, you are a great deal wiser than me [I], I know, but I can't abide to see you turn up your nose, as it were, at God's good earth. — Kingsley....

...ever!" Amyas, to whom such utterances were altogether sibylline and unintelligible, answered by — " Look, Frank, that's a colibri. You've heard of colibris...were at God's good earth. See now, God made all these tilings ; and never a man, perhaps, set eyes on them till fifty years agone ; and yet they were as...