After many patient trials, I can discover no trustworthy antidote to this infernal poison.
And to make a trustworthy examination more difficult still, the mist of the early morning was fast turning into a dense white fog.
Competent andtrustworthy managers were engaged, and the valuable properties, which had contributed so large a share to William Standerton's wealth, were handed over to their charge.
We ourselves have only been a few months in England," Jim replied, "but since he has been in our service we have found him a most careful and trustworthy man.
If he be really an efficient andtrustworthy official, this is singular and unfortunate.
It is of infinitely more importance that they should be absolutely trustworthy than that the editorial comments should be sound and wise.
The stories written in his later years are full of the evidences of a knowledge of human nature which was singularly trustworthy and penetrating.
Harrison himself is an interesting character, and trustworthy above the general race of chroniclers.
The account of his later wanderings and adventures, as handed down in its most trustworthy form, has been the inspiration of several modern treasure-seeking expeditions.
The eye-witnesses who spoke of them were too trustworthy and despised falsehood too much to let him suppose that they were telling things that had not happened.
Petronius answered that he had no thought of denying, for he knew that many incomprehensible things were done, which trustworthy people affirmed.
St Liguori says that we must not rebuke the penitent priest who falls only once a month; and some other trustworthy theologians are still more charitable.
They immediately sent a trustworthy man with £500 to say to the girl that, if she remained in Canada, she could be prosecuted and severely punished; that it was her interest to leave the country, and emigrate to the United States.
These details would fade in distinctness with each successive generation; commentators would come to the rescue; then commentators upon commentators; and discussions as to which man was the most trustworthy of them all.
They were determined by the examination of certain trustworthy inhabitants of each domain or village.
He is the most estimable, the most trustworthy creature in the world, and I will venture to say, there is not a better seaman in all the merchant service.
The report told of 350 letters sent to county clerks in the equal suffrage States for trustworthy information as to the proportion of women who voted, with most gratifying response.
The whole pack rushed to her music, though the body of them would have remained utterly unmoved at the voice of any less reverenced and less trustworthy colleague.
Philip the Arab, who reigned during the last five years of the period we are considering, was so favourable to the Christians that he was believed, though on no trustworthy evidence, to have been baptised.
By the most trustworthy accounts, that of the English did not reach fifty killed, and that of the French was still less.
Lévis and Roubaud, who saw everything, and were certain not to exaggerate the number, give the most trustworthy evidence on this point.
It was my turn now to be silent, and I stood watching Tom, and thinking as I struggled with myself that it would, after all, be very pleasant to have a sturdy trustworthy fellow like Tom always at my back when I was in a strange land.
Trustworthy though the crew might be, I had no desire that they should hang about the sea front and talk to the inhabitants.
When he returned a quarter of an hour later, he informed me that he had dispatched the letter by a trustworthy messenger.
This completely satisfied the husband; and the apothecary was considered a trustworthy person—of high honour, moral tendency, and shamefully calumniated.
I conceived her at that time to be trustworthy in the execution of the duties she had undertaken.
Count Walsegg, and are trustworthy on the whole, although they differ from each other in matters of detail.
Footnote 14: So says the unquestionably trustworthyaccount of Schack (A.
Marcello did not write as regularly as Folco pretended, but the latter had trustworthy and regular news of him from some one else.
Most of the people of his own class who knew him were out of town at the present season; and besides, the upper classes were not, in the Chief's opinion, a whit more intelligent or trustworthy than those that served them.
The narratives are the work of writers who are recognized authorities on their several subjects, and while thoroughlytrustworthy as history, present picturesque and dramatic "stories" of the Men and of the events connected with them.
One trustworthy traveller tells of being waited on at table in a remote part of Paraguay by a fine-appearing man whose face was very sad and who seemed very awkward in handling the dishes.
It is time that we turned up our definitions in some more trustworthy dictionary than that of avowed disunionists and their more dangerous because more timid and cunning accomplices.
The Rouen trial, certain accounts, a few letters, sundry deeds, public and private, are the most trustworthy documents.
Trustworthy persons were despatched in order that they might send what was necessary from the islands.
I will cull some details of it from trustworthy sources mainly from "Russell's Natal.
They have been confirmed to me since by other early settlers and by trustworthy books.
There are trustworthy statistics furnished by Sir Richard Temple and others, which show that the individual Indian's whole annual product, both for export and home use, is worth in gold only $7.
It is said by trustworthy people that if you explore them all you will find that you have covered 700 miles of water passage.
