Gain as much knowledge de l'art culinaire as you can: it is anaccomplishment absolutely necessary.
Bless the members of the General {168} Board of the Deseret Sunday School Union with the wisdom necessary for the proper fulfilment of their duties, and for the accomplishment of the purposes for which this Board was created.
The bearing of Prince Albert he found prepossessing, and he adds, "He speaks English very well;" as if that were a useful accomplishment for an English Prince Consort.
This was the accomplishment in which Mr. Richard now proposed to try himself.
But Quakers would never have taken possession of their territories for, the accomplishment of such a good.
Whether therefore we take thee off by death, surely will we avenge ourselves on them; Or whether we make thee a witness of the accomplishment of that with which we threatened them, we will surely gain the mastery over them.
But they have a time fixed for the accomplishment of our menaces: and beside God they shall find no refuge.
In the simple coming of the Hope of Israel into the world they beheld the accomplishment of every aspiration and longing of the heart of man.
Bent on obtaining the victory which he deemed essential to his country's cause, he rode on to the accomplishment of his object, forgetful of self, while his very life-blood was fast ebbing away.
The sagacity of the North had, at length, realized the one essential object, to the accomplishment of which all its efforts must contribute.
He was on {315}his death-bed when it was presented for his signature, but controlled his almost paralyzed fingers enough for the accomplishment of this last act of hatred.
For the accomplishment of that purpose he was ready to make any conceivable personal sacrifice.
All his energies were engrossed in the accomplishment of magnificent enterprises for the elevation of France.
In that accomplishmentwas to consist all his glory.
Now, with our alderman, vagabondizing meant story telling, an accomplishment which we consider the especial forte of vagabonds.
A novel accomplishment which the young lady possessed was that of being an excellent rifle shot, and it afforded us all considerable merriment when she challenged Muggs to a trial of skill, and, producing a target rifle, utterly defeated him.
Their partizans were farther animated to the accomplishment of this design from resentment for the death of several of their friends and companions, who had been cut off during the late civil war.
He gave, no doubt, the preference of expression to the action in which the god is engaged, or rather, from the accomplishment of which he recedes with lofty and contemptuous ease.
The master of the colour we see in the Sistina could have no other: for though colour be the least considerable of that constellation of powers that blaze in its compartments, it is not the last or least accomplishment of the work.
We may be certain it does not arise from a careful survey of their parts and members, and a methodised selection of the means which shall be found most effectual for the accomplishment of their ends.
We heartily congratulate the author on the partial accomplishment of a difficult and laborious task.
Thus justly sanguine of the accomplishment of his life's chosen object, the scholar's gratitude to Waife was unspeakable.
The dog was then artfully led on from one accomplishment to another, much within the ordinary range which bounds the instruction of learned animals.
People knew that he was dreaming of gigantic projects, and his partisans considered him cut out for the accomplishment of great things.
Since no mystery was made of the journey, why was its means of accomplishment important?
The chronicler sees in the decree of Cyrus and its issues an accomplishment of the word of the Lord by the mouth of Jeremiah.
But the action of Cyrus is not only regarded as the accomplishment of prophecy; it is also attributed to the direct influence of God exercised on the Great King, for we read "the Lord stirred up the spirit of Cyrus king of Persia," etc.
And he who despises the aid of all external helps for the accomplishment of this object is not likely to succeed.
And this resolve they often make as if its accomplishment depended solely on their own endurance.
If He is willing, why all this unworthy dealing with Him, as if the whole idea and accomplishment of salvation did not proceed from Him?
The consequence is a sad lack of sympathy with these old-time workers, who nevertheless did their work so well, and whose accomplishment meant so much for the modern time.
There is in reality scarcely any human occupation that brings so immediately with it its own reward, or in which the feeling of personal contentment comes from thorough accomplishment of purpose.
His successor took up the work of encouragement where Innocent had left it at his death, and did much to bring about the successful accomplishment of his intentions in the ever wider spheres.
They looked for some reason for the absence of accomplishment that made this blank in human history.
But so far as the accomplishment of the task set one is concerned, the attendant in the hospital has ever and anon new demands made upon him and a new task imposed.
Let others, by a flourish of words, fancy it an accomplishment or an embellishment, by the tongue's blandishment, it is an astonishment that some speakers are so impertinent to the detriment of every eminent fundament of rudiment.
