61.   If this be true augury; your last letter may be considered as ominous of my breaking down.

62.   Advice, therefore, might be considered superfluous.

63.   To this day it is still considered shameful for a Persian to spit in public, or wipe the nose, or show signs of wind, or be seen going apart for his natural needs.

64.   On the whole, it may be considered certain that Mr. Poe has attained an individual eminence in our literature which he will keep.

65.   The bark of the willow has, indeed, been justly considered as a succedaneum for Peruvian bark, as has also that of the horse-chestnut-tree, the leaf of the holly, the snake-root, etcetera.

66.   Until lately, the bare supposition of such a thing was considered heretical.

67.   Though he rarely addresses the Senate, he is considered as the finest speaker there, after the Consul.

68.   "In pathos, in splendour of language, in sweetness of versification, Mr Quongti has long been considered as unrivalled.

69.   In such cases established usage is considered as law by all writers except Mr Mitford.

70.   This opinion will, we fear, be considered as heterodox.