11.   And now turn we to King Arthur's court and consider what befell there after Sir Launcelot and Sir Lionel had left it in search of adventures.

12.   He had written a letter to which he had received no reply, and he considered it to be incumbent on him to ask whether it had been received and whether any answer to it was intended to be given.

13.   Had any man called him a liar he would have considered himself to be not only insulted, but injured also.

14.   " It came out in the course of the evening that Mr. Low was going to stand for the borough vacated by Mr. Mottram, at which it was considered that the Conservatives might possibly prevail. "

15.   For a time it was said that General Cadorna considered that possibility.

16.   He makes it very clear that he considers the fighting of the Middle Ages, though frequent and bloody, to be a confused, mobbing sort of affair, and politically and technically unsatisfactory.

17.   They do not mind being shot at; only the petrol tank and the head and thorax of the pilot are to be considered vital.

18.   You may consider this the first or the last phase of an infantry operation.

19.   If we consider their alliances, we may count it that the matter rests now between two groups of Allies and one neutral power.

20.   But labour is considering it.