Almost as a matter of course we became associated with Kenny Meadows, a clever, erratic genius, and an artist of great ability.
He always appeared to Lord Melbourne to be a man of great ability, resolution and discretion, and Lord Melbourne much rejoices that he has turned out so.
The Duke, who certainly was at all times a man of great ability, went round the city himself upon a tour of inspection, and when he had made his mind up, he sent for Lattanzio Gorini, one of his paymasters.
He was a Sienese and a man of great ability, who could hold his own against any other workman in that art; but, above all, he was the most amusing comrade and the heartiest good fellow in the universe.
They were men of great ability, great industry, indomitable courage, and strict personal integrity.
He graduated at Princeton at the early age of 15, and was a man of great ability, of rarely equaled scholarship, and of the most polished and courtly manners.
He studied divinity, but his talents recommending him to the notice of the government, he was appointed to a civil office, where he displayed so great ability that he was appointed comptroller of the finances.
His publications are numerous and display great ability.
The French in Canada were now led by the Marquis de Montcalm, distinguished both as a soldier of great ability and as a man of varied intellectual accomplishments.
He was a man of no great ability, but his position and his immense wealth made him influential.
Philip of Macedon was a prince of great ability, educated at Thebes during the Theban supremacy, and trained in war by Epaminondas, on whose tactics he founded his famous invention, the “Macedonian phalanx.
Mehemet Ali was made pasha, and being a man of great ability, administered the country vigorously and greatly extended the Egyptian territories.
He was not a fanatic, but a Statesman of great ability, seeking to break the oligarchy, and transfer its powers to the tribunes of the people.
And Perseus himself was a monarch of great ability, trained and disciplined to war.
John Marshall has been heretofore recognized as a man of great ability, and now he takes a position which he holds for life, and where his influence is paramount.
He was a man of pure integrity, great ability, a fine scholar and an effective public speaker.
These resolutions he supported in a speech of great ability.
The founder was a young priest of great ability, who had read a distinguished course in arts and theology before his ordination.
He was a man of great ability, well versed in mathematics and in the natural sciences, and well qualified to make an excellent impression on the educated classes.
The entire subject of the currency was also treated with great ability by Mr. Webster, in a report made at this session of Congress from the committee of the Senate on finance, of which he was chairman.
Mr. Mills of Northampton, who had filled that station with great ability, having declined being a candidate for reelection in consequence of ill health.
Nor is great ability necessary to acquire it, so much as patience, accuracy, and watchfulness.
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