61.   How many thousands of 'em are there every year that come cast away, (in all civilized countries at least)— and considered as nothing but common air, in competition of an hypothesis.

62.   Consider, then, what is your loss, and, like a wise man, set it against what you have won.

63.   [The seals are considered by the Highlanders as enchanted princes. ]

64.   Which of his comrades would in future be trusted, if he should be considered as having broken his word, and betrayed the confidence of his officers?

65.   I am not sure whether the minister would not have endured the visitation of the Cloght-dearg herself, rather than the shock of Elspat's presence, considering her crime and her misery.

66.   He stopped and considered a moment, then fell into his imaginings again, and passed on outside the walls of London.

67.   I will consider of her punishment.

68.   We are not considering that the Prince was one of his tribe; Canty still kept his grip upon him.

69.   She considered a moment, then put the King upon his honour with the simple remark— "If thou art truly the King, then I believe thee. "

70.   That it was so considered by the great officials was manifested by the silent applause that shot from eye to eye around their circle in the form of bright approving glances.