He considered the tranquillity of the Vega sufficiently secured by the captivity of the cacique; and ordered him to be detained a prisoner and hostage in the fortress.
Leonidas was at that time king of Sparta, and when he considered the state of affairs, he saw one method alone by which the ruin of his country, and all Greece, could be prevented.
I acted as I was urged to do only because I considered the meeting to be composed of men entirely disinterested, and who had nothing to expect from the return of the Bourbons.
Madame Montholon having inquired what troops he considered the best, "Those which are victorious, madam," replied the Emperor.
Next came to be considered the danger of having such comrades while marching through an enemy's country.
For the honouring of gods and Brahmans is considered the wishing-cow [233] of the good.
And then he considered the moon as far inferior in beauty to his charmer's face, for it wanted the intoxicating [533] play of the eyes and eyebrows.
The "Lettres philosophiques" may beconsidered the first of Voltaire's polemic writings.
Montaigne, Bayle, and Grotius may be considered thepredecessors on the Continent of the French Philosophic movement, but its great impulse came from England.
Then it was that I considered the magnitude of that strait in which they of the sidh had had me, and away from the brugh I came running to seek thee, holy Patrick.
In Joufrois, too, the power of the fairies, or else the special protection of God, is considered thecause of success in arms.
He cleaned without haste and without exertion, and as I watched him I considered the mightiness of the works of Man contrasted with His Puny Frame.
And, as I so considered the ruin of the great cities and their slime, I felt as though I were in a fortress of virtue and of health, which could hold out through the pressure of the war.
So then this national honor, security of the future, and everything but territorial indemnity may be considered the no-purposes and indefinite objects of the war!
It is a power not under the control of the representatives of the people any further than they, the President and the Senate, can be considered the representatives of the people.
For what reasons is he considered the greatest of writers?
I considered the days, months, and years of care and devotion he had bestowed upon me--upon me, who had not a single natural claim upon his love.
When I spoke of the brook as a line of defence, I considered the enemy as mounted men.
I watched the beautiful boat as Mr. Gracewood pulled up the stream; but I trembled when I considered the danger of losing my neighbors, for Ella would not think of remaining long in such a lonely region.
Great, considered the worship of images as an abuse to be prohibited, but which was afterwards legalised by his successors, and an opposition to it declared heresy.
He considered the stars to be fed by exhalation from the Earth.
Of these two elements he considered the Ideas to be compounded.
He considered the object of his enterprise not to be a precedent for further revolutions, but that it was the great end of his expedition to make such revolutions, so far as human power and wisdom could provide, unnecessary.
He considered the Americans as standing at that time, and in that controversy, in the same relation to England as England did to King James the Second in 1688.
Few ate more hearty Than Madame Astarte, And Hecate,--considered the Belles of the party.
Indeed, the movement performed at the Conservatoire three years ago may be considered the type of the author's style throughout the work.
He had been more successful as poet than as husband or financier, and by his compulsory banishment escaped his financial difficulties and what he considered the chains of his married life.
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