The company, whether frommisconduct or knavery of their directors, contracted such a load of debts as their stock was unable to discharge.
Whether from excess of goodness, or from depth of desperate evil, at the time I knew not.
I waited for him to begin, but he could not, whether from surprise or loss of readiness through such long immurement.
In a slight degree this condition is not of unfrequent occurrence, whether from an enfeebled uterus or general debility, and requires general, rather than special treatment for its removal.
Whether from a dislike to the combat, or in gratitude for such generous conduct, the tender, however, was not accepted.
The Pensacola boys are said to be very bad, whether from association or the original sin born in them, has not been decided--probably a combination of both.
These animals are very thin, whether from a deficiency in their master's larder, or the constant rambling life they lead, has not been exactly determined.
He could not guess their full meaning, but they sounded hollow to his ear; and moreover, whether from instinct or presentiment, he had conceived a vague dislike for the Princess de Saint-Dizier.
Whether from pain or surprise, the man uttered a low cry; and as he drew back swiftly, still holding by the trunk of the tree, he perceived that Djalma had moved.
Whosoever makes war, whether from policy or ambition, means to acquire and to hold what he acquires, and to carry on the war he has undertaken in such a manner that it shall enrich and not impoverish his native country and State.
But more than once it has happened that the council, whether from ill-humour or from being badly advised, has declined to appoint successors either to the magistrates of the city or to those administering the government abroad.
And because Rome at all times, whether from chance or choice, followed all such methods as are necessary to attain greatness, in this also she was not behindhand.
Whether from accident or design his eyes rested on Isabella with a strong expression of earnestness rather than curiosity.
Many others sold their estates and migrated to Barbary; and the remainder of the population, whether from fear of punishment, or contagion of example, abjured their ancient superstition and consented to receive baptism.
Comines, alluding to the affair of Roussillon, says that Ferdinand and Isabella, whether from motives of economy or hypocrisy, always employed priests in their negotiations.
Whether from choice or want of power he has seldom executed his conceptions on a larger scale than that which bears his name, and which has perhaps as much contributed to make him the darling of this country, as his merit.
Whether from dissatisfaction on this account, or some other reason, the presbyterian discipline was never carried into effect, except to a certain extent in London and in Lancashire.
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