61.   Guides who appeal to the imagination when discussing practical questions are not generally considered the safest.

62.   They considered it not as a means but as an end; an end to be attained at any cost.

63.   He never considered that governments were made for men, and not men for governments.

64.   The writers of whom we speak should have considered this.

65.   The conquerors considered themselves men of a superior breed, men who, in their intercourse with neighbouring nations, were to teach, and not to learn.

66.   They considered all the ancient historians as equally authentic.

67.   Bunyan ever after considered himself as having been saved from death by the special interference of Providence.

68.   Goldsmith might now be considered as a prosperous man.

69.   Real cooked dinner was considered great extravagance.

70.   I should consider it again, my boy.