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1
His authority-bornof circumstance, and supported by
adventitious
aid
-
had
left
him.
2
Not that the Californian needs
adventitious
aid
in this matter.
3
Further-andthis is very rare-itowes nothing to the
adventitious
aid
of the costumier.
4
His thoughts were of a character to shine by their own light, without any
adventitious
aid
.
5
New York has none of this
adventitious
aid
.
6
And this
adventitious
aid
was new.
7
That land of promise presents in itself sufficient allurements to our young and enterprising citizens without any
adventitious
aid
.
8
The more venturesome, partly by their own efforts, partly by good luck, reach the opposite bank without
adventitious
aid
.
9
And then this other, who contrariwise so furnished his establishment as to be totally independent of every
adventitious
aid
.
10
If it will admit of any
adventitious
aid
,
it may perhaps be, in a very subordinate degree, mezzotint and aquatint.
11
Fictitious and
adventitious
aid
12
Usually speaking, a human being ought to be able, in an evening's conversation, to explain himself, without any
adventitious
aid
.
13
Since her charm was less an expression of an inner quality, she needed more than Moya the
adventitious
aids
of dress.
14
Our Lord has accepted life on its lowest economic terms in order that nothing in His mission shall flow from
adventitious
aids
.
15
All the same, in spite of these
adventitious
aids
to self-effacement, the predestined end of the seafaring man sooner or later overtook him.
16
Without such
adventitious
aids
,
what is wanted is a native taste for research and inquiry, and a determination of character superior to environment.
adventitious
aid
adventitious