I confine myself to the official words and acts of the senator, and rely upon them to show that he, and not Mr. Polk, is the author of this calamity.
As I propose to confine myself to the constitutional question solely, I hope I shall be allowed to take a little broader range on this point, than has been taken by the gentlemen who have preceded me.
In the course of the few observations to which I intend to confine myself, it shall be my endeavor to exercise that indulgence towards others which has been extended to me.
I shall, however, confine myself to a few examples, and select such as are most immediately connected with our subject, or seem likely to lead to the most important results.
Therefore I confine myself to such personal incidents as came under my own observation.
Miss Murdstone cast down her eyes, shook her head as if protesting against this unseemly interruption, and with frowning dignity resumed: 'Since I am to confine myself to facts, I will state them as dryly as I can.
You know as well as I do that your cousin Maldon would be dragged at the heels of any number of wild horses--why should I confine myself to four!
I confine myself to these general examples, which are sufficient to give an idea of this kind of operations; a whole volume would not serve to explain every possible case.
From all these difficulties, I have been hitherto obliged to confine myself to experiments upon very small quantities of alkohol, or at least to combustions made in open vessels, such as that represented in Pl.
As distillation has two distinct objects to accomplish, it is divisible into simple and compound; and, in this section, I mean to confine myself entirely to the former.
I confine myself, since Monsieur le Maire desires it, to the question of the gentleman.
As far as I am concerned, I have no longer any political opinions; let all me be rich, that is to say, mirthful, and I confine myself to that.
You discuss my ideas, and it becomes me toconfine myself to combating your arguments.
My talent was that of telling men useful but severe truths with energy and courage; to this it was necessary to confine myself.
As I confine myself to indicating the results of my personal experience, it is perhaps enough to say once more that the methods I recommend seem good to me.
I confine myself to recording without trying to explain these facts.
Among the palms most abundant at Java, I confine myself to naming the Borrassus, the Corypha, and the Areca.
I must, therefore, confine myself to a rapid survey of the principal botanical features of the countries whose general features and physical aspect I have sketched in the preceding chapters.
As I wish to confine myself in this chapter to the primary point of the plain existence of sanity and insanity, I will not be led along any of the attractive paths that open here.
I confine myself here to remarking that I do not like it.
In this criticism, which I make with sincere sorrow, I confine myself to the order.
I confine myself to the simple question as to the duty of inquiry at the present stage of proceedings.
As their habits are known to me only by analogy, I confine myself to mentioning them.
I confine myself to calling her the Mantis-killing Tachytes and leave to the specialists the task of adorning her with a Latin name, if it be really the fact that the Wasp is not yet catalogued.
To ensure that it shall not double up and crush the grub, I confine myself to reducing it to helplessness, leaving it otherwise just as I extracted it from its burrow.
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