Thus Gustave saw, in spite of all his odious efforts to the contrary, Robert loved by his masters, respected and esteemed by his companions, who protected him and despised his persecutor.
The fourth volume of this highlyesteemed work completes the publication of the original history of M.
For such attention I was largely indebted to the late Mr. Kumagai, one of Kyoto's most highly esteemed citizens and art patrons.
MY DEAR WIFE,—Your esteemed letter of the 20th is at hand, and it has relieved my mind to hear that you are all doing so well.
It was esteemed a duty by the Richmond voter—the city being overwhelmingly Whig—to distribute his influence among doubtful counties in which he was a property-holder.
I esteemed this a fortunate circumstance from the first, considering how much I had to learn of housekeeping and parish work.
A fortnight ago I found myself in the cars with one of the most sensible and esteemedpractitioners in New England.
Otis was less widely known, but was a fluent and agreeable lecturer, and esteemed as a good surgeon.
Shall not this youth be esteemed worthy of all honor, who, without experience, has, by his own marvellous genius, eclipsed the brightness of those stars which have flashed in the chess firmament before him?
Almost without a competitor, as to beauty of situation, or at least on a level with Richmond and Burlington, among the inland towns, it was usually esteemed a Dutch place that every pretender was at liberty to deride, in my younger days.
The old woman regarded Marble with more respect after this declaration; for in that day, a travelled man was highly esteemed among us.
But this was ever her character; this was her very nature; to live out of herself, as it might be, and in the existences of those whom she esteemed or loved.
Can it be said indeed that reality is rightly esteemed among Christians?
The champions of freedom in every age have been justly esteemed among the greatest benefactors of mankind.
When the Lord God looks down from heaven and sees the children of men, He takes no account of many things which are highly esteemed by the world.
He says, "I have esteemed the words of His mouth more than my necessary food.
He was pouring dust upon his head and blowing it over his back, both because he enjoyed a dust bath and because it helped to keep off the flies.
Anyhow, we had been sitting there discussing things, when we heard Bain coming in, after unsaddling his horse, in quite a noisy mood.
And he was fed (as I judge) more than sufficiently, clothed, sheltered, andesteemed on account of this relation.
There is only one thingesteemed worse before we come to the deadly crimes, and that is the softening of language by dropping the aspirate.
She was considered by the Indian men as a brave, fearless woman, and was respected and esteemed by all.
The friends of his wife and family spoke of them as being highly esteemed by all who knew them.
It is indeed remarkable that so long as kings were esteemed the real patrons of the Church, she felt no wish to define exactly her relations to the civil power; the two authorities .
He was but forty-seven years of age at the time of his demise, yet he stood very high in the opinion of the leading business men of the wholesale district of Montreal and was also appreciated and esteemed in financial circles.
As a citizen he represents the best of the French-Canadian type, has reared an excellent family and, with them, is highly esteemed and respected.
The parents were for many years highlyesteemed residents of Montreal, but both are now deceased.
An excellent notary and public-spirited citizen, he is highly esteemed and respected by all who know him.
He is highly respected and esteemed in the city where he is widely known and enjoys the confidence and good-will of the foremost citizens of Montreal.
Both were greatly esteemed and an extensive circle of friends indicated their worth and the high regard in which they were held.
The funeral takes place today from St. Andrew’s church, of which he was an esteemed elder.
Mr. Deguire is universally esteemed by his fellow citizens and since the annexation of Côte des Neiges to the city of Montreal, of which annexation he was an ardent advocate, he has been its representative in the Montreal city hall.
A distinguished and influential lawyer, he is highly respected in the profession and is esteemed by the general public as a public-spirited citizen who loyally acknowledges and fulfills his duties to his city and his country.
Isaie Prefontaine, no less highly esteemed for his business capacity and enterprise than for his public-spirited citizenship, has contributed along various lines to the welfare and progress of the city in which he makes his home.
He gives untiringly of his service for the benefit of mankind and is highly esteemed not only by his colleagues but by the community generally.
He is esteemed and respected not only among the legal fraternity but among the general public, who have recognized his worth as man, citizen and lawyer.
He now has a wide acquaintance in his adopted city, where his developing powers have brought him professional success, while sterling traits of manhood have gained him place among the highly esteemed citizens.
The region enclosed by these ranges is extremely rugged in character, but it is esteemed highly for its fertile valleys and its fine climate, and is called the "Bolivian Switzerland.
Coca is highly esteemed by the natives, who masticate the leaf, and is also an article of export for medicinal purposes.
Here are the pieces, esteemedmost precious by reason of their histories respectively.
The Icelander is the largest hawk that is known, and highly esteemed by falconers, especially for its great powers and tractable disposition.
He was much celebrated and esteemed in this church, for several practical treatises, frequently printed for the benefit of the public, but this is not inferior to any of them.
He lived deservedly esteemed and beloved, and died much lamented by all discerning Christians who knew him.
Jeshurun waxed fat and kicked, and lightly esteemed the Rock of his salvation.
In this station he was greatly esteemed for his uncommon abilities in philosophy, and other parts of learning.
When every man desires to be esteemed chief, and would have pre-eminence among others, their ways and courses must interfere one with another.
They esteemed the reproach of it the compend of all reproaches, ingratum si dixeris, omnia dixeris.
Though Isaac be a weak young child, and Ishmael the son of the bond woman be a strong man, yet thou art in God’s account esteemed according to the promise, which shall be the ground of thy stability.
Therefore they are not now to be esteemed malignants.
John Hallett was invited in the following year, and is now the esteemed minister of the church.
He was, in the early part of his life, an artist of no mean pretension; and wasesteemed an antiquarian and numismatist of considerable knowledge and research.
Kinghorn was much esteemed by his numerous friends, including Mrs. Opie, J.
Amongst other members of that distinguished family who resided here was the deservedly esteemed Joseph John Gurney, who often entertained many of the celebrities of his day.
Brock, who was the esteemed pastor for many years, and is now the minister of Bloomsbury Chapel, London.
The daughter’s productions were highly esteemed by the lovers of art.
Sally, whose Indian name was Wyanjoy, a woman much esteemed by all that knew her, for her prudent and good behaviour in some very trying situations of life.
This, and my being esteemed a pretty good rig-ite, that is, a jocular verbal satirist, supported my consequence in the society.
Under such circumstances he should certainly be esteemed sane enough to suffer the penalty for his monstrous deed.
