compel

Nowhere but here she is: and while Love's spell

From his predominant presence doth compel

All alien hours, an outworn populace,

mankind. And a few exceptional lyrics, more than others that are equally

creative, compel us to think anew how bravely the poet's pen turns things

unknown

IF God compel thee to this destiny,

To die alone, with none beside thy bed

ordered their officer, " to revenge their wrong, to drive the Swedes

from the river, or compel their submission." Accordingly, in Sep-

tember, 1655, with a force of six hundred men, Stuyvesaut sailed

some knowledge of the subject as it presented itself to the author and

arrested _his_ attention, may compel these impatient critics to a

different conclusion. Byron did not scruple to refer the reader to his

is the rent-roll of the landed proprietors: wealth is a power usurped by

the few, to compel the many to labour for their benefit. The laws which

support this system derive their force from the ignorance and credulity

Let us contemplate facts; let us, in the great study of ourselves,

resolutely compel the mind to a rigid consideration of itself. We

are not content with conjecture, and inductions, and syllogisms,

confess I now think it improbable that George Elot will ever

exhibit in a poem the true simplicity of the singer, and compel

her readers to admit that her music is better than her speech,