Where it
decides that a guide is necessary, you are forbidden to go without one.
One ought to be at Enscombe, and know the ways of the family, before one
decides upon what he can do," replied Mrs.
Michael Vanstone, and the sooner you will know what he
decides on doing for his brother's orphan daughters.
The result at the open targets should
decide the tourney.
Will it not be more safe, as well as more simple, to dismiss such vague and uncertain calculations, to examine each power by itself, and to
decide, on general principles, where it may be deposited with most advantage and least inconvenience?
The federal Constitution, therefore,
decides with great propriety on the case of our slaves, when it views them in the mixed character of persons and of property.
Monsieur de Sucy has received a violent shock; his passions are strong; but, in him, the first blow
decides all.
Ma foi, yes; like you, I hesitated, but the count's eloquence
decides me.
They are excellent also at fighting from chariots, and nothing
decides the issue of a fight sooner than this.
A word, a look, will be enough to
decide whether I enter your father's house this evening or never.
When a man
decides to die he ought to know how to sell his life to the executioner.
It's time I married and the woman who
decides to be my wife is going to be glad to stay with me--"