21.   The Book of Sir Percival Here beginneth the story of Sir Percival of Gales, who was considered to be one of the three great knights of the Round Table at that time.

22.   It would pleasure us very greatly if thou wouldst consider this castle as though it were thine own and would abide within it with me for a while.

23.   And I do hope that you may have found pleasure in considering their lives and their works as I have done.

24.   He considered that most of the land in America belonged to him, because John Cabot[4] had discovered it.

25.   The colonies now sent some of their best men to Philadelphia to consider what should be done.

26.   Schools, St. Paul, Minn. : In many respects I consider it the best text-book on English History for high schools that I have seen.

27.   Charlemagne's work and the subsequent growth of feudal institutions are next considered.

28.   Oliver Emerson Bennett , Chauncy Hall School, Boston : I consider it a valuable and useful addition to my library, and a great assistance in my daily work.

29.   The people had become degraded through the evil influence of a contemptuous and spendthrift landlord class, who considered the tenant in no other light than as a rent-paying creature.

30.   And that spirit— honest, brave, strong for the right— is even more abundantly displayed in the writings we have just considered.