...accurately described by Mr. Hobbs, and so ardently recommended by Mr. Paine ; a state where, indeed, the race is to the swift, and the battle to the strong; where possession is property, and strength is right ; a state superiour to the conditions of society,...

...boast himself as if he were putting it off. Be not too confident in your own powers. If, in this case, the race is to the swift and the battle to the strong, no man breathing can point out, until the issue proves it, where is that deepbreathed breast, and those...

...Horace Smith again, where he will pleasure all who are capable of estimating his excellence — where the race is to the swift, and the battle to the strong. The Club ; or, a Grey Cap for a Green Head. A Dialogue between Father and Son. By James Puckle. We...

...Providence assigns me. This is an ambition, as you have taught me, that cannot be disappointed ; here the race is to the swift, and the battle to the strong. I will not," she added, playfully, " any longer expose my humility to temptation ;" and she put on...

...Providence assigns me. This is an ambition, as you have taught me, that cannot be disappointed ; here the race is to the swift, and the battle to the strong. I will not," she added, playfully, any longer expose my humility to temptation ; and she put on her...

...glory, through the mercy of God, are in your hands ; faithfully use them, and success is certain. Here the race is to the swift, and the battle to the strong. In proportion to your efforts in the Christian life, will be your progress here, and your felicity...

...glory, through the mercy of God, are in your hands ; faithfully use them, and success is certain. Here the race is to the swift, and the battle to the strong. In proportion to your efforts in the Christian life, will be your progress here, and your felicity...

...ardour for the contest in her intellectual games, on whose arena, more frequently than in active life, the race is to the swift, and the battle to the strong. But in 1761 the germs .of that improved system, which has now for nearly half a century supplied England...

...ardour for the contest in her intellectual games, on whose arena, more frequently than in active life, the race is to the swift, and the battle to the strong. But in 1761 the germs of that improved system, which has now for nearly half a century supplied England...

...do not suppose God to have any part either in the one or the other. They take it for granted, that the race is to the swift, and the battle to the strong. Therefore, if things succeed well, they give no praise to God, but to the conduct of their general,...