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“...patriotism when exerted in advance of general intelligence to attract the ven- geance of alarmed power, while it receives only the timid assent of hesitating friends Must prudence, then, hold patriotism back until all are duly prepared for the exercise of their...”

“...cosas, se inudaba arbitrariamente, convirtindose ia osadia inconsiderada en-va- lor estimable; la cauta detencion en inmotivada timides; la modera- cion en enmascarada cobardia; la yrudencia en pereza absoluta; la- loca precipitacion en valor ; la circunspeceion...”

“...larger islands — Cuba, San Domingo, and Jamaica—appear to have been inhabited at the time of their discovery by a gentle and timid race, the Arouagues, while the smaller islands were peopled by the Charaibes or Caribs, who arrived from unknown parts in fleets...”

“...The larger islands—Cuba, San Domingo, and Jamaica—appear to have been inhabited at the time of their discovery by a gentle and timid race, the Arouagues or Arawaks, while the smaller islands were peopled by the Charaibes or Caribs, who arrived from unknown parts...”

“...is stalwart or it is timid. If stalwart, it will vote NO on the N. E. C. call; and the Curran crew will thereby get a double slap in the face; their call is ignored, and their purpose is knocked down by the NO. If the membership is timid and has been frightened...”

“...n’a été tirée qu’a un certain nombre fi’exerrj- plaires. Cf. Archives de Ligugé.) 88 LE TOMBEAU DE SAINT MARTIN hésitant et timide. Ne s’est-il done passé en lui, ou autour de lui, rien qui explique ce changement? Serait-ce par hasard le. fait d’un caractère...”

“...latterly, too, Americans. The larger islandsCuba, Jamaica, Hispaniola, and Puerto Ricowhen discovered were inhabited by a gentle, timid race, Arouagues or Arawaks, while the smaller islands were peopled by Charaibes or Caribs, who arrived from unknown parts in...”

“...islands—‘Cuba, Jamaica, Haiti, and Porto Rico— I appear to have been inhabited at the time of their dis- I covery by a gentle and timid race, the Arouagues or I Arawaks, while the smaller islands were peopled-by the iCharaibes or Caribs, who arrived from unknown...”

“...larger islands Cuba, Jamaica, Haiti, and Porto Rico—appear to have been inhabited at the time of their discovery by a gentle and timid race, the Arouagues or Arawaks, while the smaller islands were peopled by the Charaibes or Canbs, who arrived from unknown parts...”

“...slope of the Cerro Guayamuri, Paraguachi, - ll.V.1936, 5- Taken also On Gasparee Island, Trinidad (N. A. Weber) where slow-movmg, timid workers were crawling up a tree at a height of five feet. 83 Tetramorium guineense (Fabr.) St. Kitts: Stat. 296, E. of Basseterre...”

“... including great quantities of reddish brown ants, which are picked up from the branches as well as from the ground. It is a timid species with a cheerful pee-weeh"-call. Particularly common in Bonaire: rare in Aruba. 106 Elaenia chiriquensis White-crowned...”

“...verhaasten op de juiste wijze. T weinig goede krachten had Mgr. Niewindt naast zich en zijn coadjutor was geen krachtfiguur, te veel timide en te ziekelijk om zijn taak over te nemen. 78 Het was een fout van Mgr. Niewindt om niet af te treden, maar een menselijk zo...”

“...pasa ya binti aa...! Pensatibo ma baha foi dje ceru rumbo pa cas. Tempu, esta cruel bo t ........ bo n ta bolbe mas........ timides Esn ku tin miedi enfrent un suceso i tin bergensa di muf esn sin wesu, ta duna muestra di no tin muchu sesu. Awe manta na plasa...”

“... including great quantities of reddish brown ants, which are picked up from the branches as well as from the ground. It is a timid species with a cheerful pee-weeh-call. Particularly common in Bonaire; rare in Aruba. 106 Elaenia chiriquensis White-crowned...”

“...latterly, too, Americans. The larger islandsCuba, Jamaica, Hispaniola, and Puerto Ricowhen discovered were inhabited by a gentle, timid race, Arouagues or Arawaks, while the smaller islands were peopled by Charaibes or Caribs, who arrived from unknown parts in...”

“...latterly, too, Americans. The larger islands—Cuba, Jamaica, Hispaniola, and Puerto Rico—when discovered were inhabited by a gentle, timid race, the Arouagues or Arawaks, while the smaller islands were peopled by Charaibes or Caribs, who arrived from unknown parts...”

“...and claim them We have to get rid of that imposed and cultivated humbleness ( nos pueblo humilde ) that has deformed us into timid and frightened people without initiative. Instead, we must critically analyze our own realities and be proud of what we are and...”

“...and claim them We have to get rid of that imposed and cultivated humbleness ( nos pueblo humilde ) that has deformed us into timid and frightened people without initiative. Instead, we must critically analyze our own realities and be proud of what we are and...”

“...feathers, and below were creepers and parasitical climbers, like huge drapes decorated with wild orchids. Here, too, the very timid -patjter as, the capucine monkeys, balanced themselves on the tree branches, while parrots shrieked at them shrilly. The area...”

“...Als volgt werd Van Suchtelen be- oordeeld: ce personnage a t le tout puissant porte- parole du Tsar, homme doux et savant mas timide et sans nerf .... financier de premier ordre .... De Nederlander Franjois de Wollant was eerst werkzaam in Suriname van 1779-1781...”