Of course this practice made a confidential secretary indispensable, and that position was held for some years by a Mr. Miller; after his death (in 1870) it was discreetly and faithfully filled by George W.
The prisoner wrote her, thanking her, and asking her to help his family, a request with which she faithfully complied.
But in the case of him who has just passed from us, we have the satisfaction of knowing that his life-work has been well and faithfully done, and that he leaves behind him only friends.
Good health, with its attendant good cheer, prevailed throughout the year, and the work was earnestly and faithfully done.
Were this more faithfullyattended to, the truth would be much more clearly understood, and souls much better instructed.
No doubt it is very refreshing to Christians to hear the gospel fully and faithfully preached.
It would, surely, be well if this method of dealing with an anxious inquirer were more faithfully adopted.
This is a truly noble testimony, and we earnestly long to see it more faithfully carried out.
This is a great cardinal and vital point which must be distinctly seized, tenaciously held, and faithfully and constantly avowed and carried out.
If not, be content to hold spiritual communion with all who humbly and faithfully own and occupy that holy ground.
Until the regular organization of the government of the State in the following March, the Council of Safety, in whom rested all the authority of the State, attended faithfully to the varied necessities that arose during those troubled times.
These later bearers of the name performed their dutyfaithfully and without arrogance, and received warm praise of all good citizens for their orderly behavior during what was holiday service to such veterans.
Her bills of credit, issued in 1781, had suffered no depreciation, and were faithfully redeemed.
Fortunately for the cause which that brave officer so faithfully and efficiently served, the insolent demand was not complied with.
All done by Mr. Francis Rabelais, in the French Tongue, and now faithfully translated into English.
Were not they very careful to entertain them well, punctually to look unto them, and to attend them faithfully and circumspectly?
While on that of the third book we have his name in full: "Now faithfully translated into English by the unimitable pen of Sir Thomas Urwhart, Kt.
They echo faithfully the sentiments of a strong, vehement, and indomitable body of Irishmen, who may come to battle for their country better than they ever battled for prejudices or their bigotries.
Each of the four committees consists of from sixty to eighty members, who are named by the Committee of Selection in such a manner that in personnel they will represent faithfully the composition of the House as a whole.
Upon ascending the throne, the king is required to take an oath in the presence of the legislative chambers faithfully to maintain and observe the constitution of the realm.
In another sense it denotes that very much smaller portion of the people who regularly and faithfully observe Catholic precepts of worship.
Thus they had but to describe the things which they saw, felt, or heard, in order to keep up an inexhaustible store of phrases faithfully describing the facts of the world from their point of view.
The Government therefore asks and imperiously insists that each of its agents shall faithfully conform to these necessities of our situation.
And Argus, wagging his tail, and blinking his bright brown eyes, promised never to tell, and faithfully kept the promise.
He faithfully conveyed all that he knew to his daughter, with the result that Kitty had more knowledge of French literature than of English, and she and her father conversed but little with each other in their native tongue.
Neither Lara nor his wife knew anything of the French language; the empty paper match-boxes, with the horrible jokes upon them, were offered faithfully before Our Lady.
But instead of latitude and discretionary power he received at New York voluminous directions which he engaged faithfully to execute, while regretting that they had not been made known to him sooner.
Never mind, then, about account books and papers; place the management of finance in honest hands: that is the only way to get it faithfully conducted.
It is only by translating faithfully these denominations that we can form an exact idea of ancient societies.
His alliance, maintained faithfully during fifty years, was of great utility to the Republic.
Faithfully Transcribed from the Drinking-Glasses and Windows in the several noted Taverns, Inns, and other Publick Places in this Nation.
His zeal to order appeared in contriving good laws and faithfully executing them upon criminal offenders, heretics and underminers of true religion.
Another prescription faithfully tried by both giver and receiver, and which Anne Bradstreet may have tested in her various fevers, was sent to John Winthrop, Jr.
