Word: constant
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...charge, the practice is apt to be listless and poor. The most promising men are Benson, c.; Gregory, p.; Warren, 1b.; Stevens, 2b.; Gray, Castle, ss.; Hewes, Martin, 3b.; Anderson, Horton, Nichols in the field. In addition to these there are eight men playing with the 'varsity. With constant coaching a good team ought to be developed but a great deal of hard work is needed on the part of the candidates to bring about a favorable result...
...time of Frederic Barbarossa and the second Crusade, when discord was rife between church and state, democracy and oligarchy. St. Francis believed in carrying the maxims of the gospel into the public as well as the private life of the people, and his life was a constant example of what he thought...
This early work has the appearance of youth, it seems undeveloped, unfinished in style, but it brings with these qualities the fire, earnestness and frankness of youthful enthusiasm. The constant aim of these independent workers was to paint what they saw as they saw it. Art in this early period of the Renaissance is comparable to a great uncut diamond which appears in the sixteenth century cut and ready for polish, but it is not until the seventeenth century that we see the jewel in its perfection. After the seventeenth century the diamond degenerates into a mere imitation...
...life of St. Paul and we can only appreciate its true meaning when we apply it to our own lives. When we thus apply it, it seems to show us that we belong to God for these reasons. First because God is Father of us all and is constantly reminding men of all conditions of His constant supervision and care of them. The redemption of Jesus Christ is another reason which shows that we belong to God. We are through sin in the bondage of sin and Christ comes to free us, to redeem us from this bondage. Then again...
...said that it was impossible to condemn any one style of architecture, for good, honest work has been done at all periods in its history. Style changes with every revolution in the political position of nations, in fact it is the expression of this constant development and evolution and has varied with every century in the history of mankind. The different styles of architecture with which we are now familiar have received their impulse and inspiration from the characteristics and peculiarities of the nations which were dominant at the several times of their origin. We have had the Roman, Gothic...