..." her father's successor, if it should please God she should have no legitimate child of her own." But, be this as it may, there can be no doubt that the intention of the royal princess was to make Moses her own heir, and the possessor, ultimately,...

...appears to have been the most commodious inlet along the coast into a difficult and dangerous shoal. But be this as it may, there can be no doubt that the mouth of the Almond would be greatly improved as a harbour if the sea rose in it to a greater height....

...of low profits in a particular trade: surely, what takes place in one trade, may take place in all. But be this as it may, there can be no doubt that in England of late years, many farmers have employed capital with a high rate of loss. Hundreds, thousands,...

...which seem to necessitate the real, though unremembered, action of the intelligent and conscious Ego. But, be this as it may, there can be no doubt that the book has exercised a very powerful and healthful influence on the thought of our time ; that it...

...other grain-growing countries. The political economist goes farther than this ; maintaining it to bo of still greater ultimate advantage to Great Britain...influx from abroad. This will reduce the profits of the fanners ; who will find it difficult to pay their rents, mid who will be obliged to curtail the expenses...

...intercepted by means of the oxygenation of the oil, so that the formation of the pus globule is prevented. But, be this as it may, there can be no doubt that cod-liver oil owes its beneficial action chiefly to the remarkable facility with which it is as* Seepage...

...that some of it at least is due to the glands of Cowper and the follicles of the urethra generally ; but, be this as it may, there can be no doubt that the largest quantity of the prostatic fluid is poured into the urethra at the moment of, or prior to,...

...were men then who may be regarded as models in debate, in controversy, in preaching, and in writing. But be this as it may: there can be no doubt that the past age has bequeathed to us, in the life and labors of Howard, a model in benevolence. His history...

...work of mercy He had begun, when this timid ruler of the Jews came to Him beneath the shades of night. But be this as it may, there can be no doubt that this defence of Jesus before the council has been recorded by the Holy Spirit for our instruction and...

..." her father's successor, if it should please God she should have no legitimate child of her own." But, be this as it may, there can be no doubt that the intention of the royal princess was to make Moses her own heir, and the possessor, ultimately,...