This full admission Spares us the harsh necessity of ordering The torture to elicit the whole truth.
I cannot leave her thus, and yet 'tis better, Since every lifeless momentspares a pang.
He spares few of the ladies of the Court, and lashes them all with his satire, amongst others Mesdames d'Olonne and de Chatillon.
He sparesno pains, night and day, to make himself useful to the venerable sufferer.
He faileth not to smite The idle ownership of Right, Nor spares to sinews fresh from trial, And virtue schooled in long denial, The tests that wait for thee In larger perils of prosperity.
The Dahak is moved to pity, and spares her the lives of all three.
The extreme of excess is undue leniency, which spares the rod when it should be used.
Scripture condemns this lenity when it declares that the parent whospares the rod spoils the child (Prov.
Hot burns the fire Where wrongs expire; Nor spares the hand That from the land Uproots the ancient evil.
This makes it necessary, in determining the number of boilers to be installed, to allow a certain number of units or spares to be operated when any of the regular boilers must be taken off the line.
In this method there are no boilers kept on banked fires, the spares being spares in every sense of the word.
Under such conditions, the added boiler units can be considered as spares only during such time as some of the boilers are not in operation.
If scale is formed so rapidly that the boilers cannot be kept clean enough for good operating results, by cleaning in rotation, one at a time, the number of spares to take care of such proper cleaning will naturally increase.
In central station work, where the peaks are carried on the boilers brought up from the bank, such spares are, of course, in addition to these banked boilers.
That such added capacity in the way of spares is necessary is unquestionable.
That is, it may be found best to operate these spares as a part of the regular equipment at all times except when other boilers are off for cleaning and repairs, thus reducing the load on the individual boilers and increasing the efficiency.
The knowledge of the general theorem spares us these efforts.
I am in the hands of our dear Lord, If he takes me, it is good; if He spares me, it is good!
Loose humor nor to please, That neither spares nor spends, But by discretion weyes What is to needfull ends.
That spares to speake, doth spare to speed (quoth I) As well (saith he) too forward as too slow.
Nature spares no pains to make things beautiful, for beauty is nourishing.
At times, yes; it depends how the fancy takes him--if he is out of humour he spares no one.
Shee persecutes the man that flies, Shee sparesnot weake youth to surprise, But on their hammes and backe turn'd plies.
Hatred itself hears the delicate voice of honour, the conqueror's sword spares the disarmed enemy, and a hospitable hearth smokes for the stranger on the dreaded hill-side where murder alone awaited him before.
It sparesno pains, however, to strengthen and keep them in a proper degree of tension.
It kills one, spares another, strikes a third, does good to a fourth--what a strange game!
When it is a question of robbing a house, it spares nothing in its way.
Moreover, lightning seems to have a special predilection for shoes; it seldom respects them, even when it spares the other garments.
As a general rule, indeed, when lightning breaks into houses, although it often does a great deal of harm, it almost always spares the people who may be there.
E'en through the veil of sheep it shines, The memory of that kindly glance; - The Angel watching by, divines And spares awhile his blissful trance.
Why does there stir in thy heart an inborn respect for a sex which spares not thine own?
There was no trace of the negro dialect, more than you hear from all classes in the South, for slavery has left its taint upon the language; it spares nothing, but is remorseless in its corrupting influences.
BELL: A slick tongue spares The owner the fag of thinking: it’s the listeners Who get the headache.
He spares the upholsterer trouble to procure Chattles; himself is his own furniture, And his sole riches.
