...breaking, backing, and billing ;" — " The Cause of still-vaulting all over the world," &c. &c. — Two or three very ingenious sentiments were added by a...the Spaniards;" and " You may bring a Horse to the ivater, but you can't make him drink;" and many others equally g'«>d, which memory failed us to record....

...she whipped away my snuff-box. There is an old saying, and a remarkably true one, that you may take a horse to the water but you can't make him drink, and the same stout aphorism holds good with regard to individuals and their wittles. It's no use trying...

...she whipped away my snuff-box. There is an old saying, and a remarkably true one, that you may take a horse to the water but you can't make him drink, and the same stout aphorism holds good with regard to individuals and their wittles. It's no use trying...

...my great disappointment, the scheme is lost. Still, as Mr. Pelton, another member, remarked, you can bring a horse to the water, but you can't make him drink; and it's the same way with baths. All the previous matters were easily settled, but the hospital threatened...

...compelled to allow it to make a difference, and a very considerable difference, to you." " You can bring a horse to the water, but you can't make him drink." "Ah, you can't make him drink for two reasons: first, because he is a horse, and, second, because it's...

...both in gardening and cooking. It is, however, undeniable that, as the old proverb says, you may drag a horse to the water, but you can't make him drink ; and unless, when I name plants or vegetables for the table, you look them up in the books, you will derive...

...Canada, where a situation will be found for her. There is an old saw to the effect that you can take a horse to the water but you can't make him drink, and that, I fear, despite all encouragement, is the attitude of the British middle-class woman towards...

...n't get them to try that," whispered Mrs. Loftus; " you know the old proverb, my dear! 'You can take a horse to the water, but you can't make him drink,' and the same applies to donkeys, no doubt" Violet laughed angrily, and banged at the harmonium as chough...

...the presiding officer asks if any one wishes to speak, no one ever responds. In other words, you can bring a horse to the water, but you can't make him drink. If, however, the question at issue is M one of general policy, the people may have, and often do have,...

...Act, the Court would not go behind it. CHARLES MORSE. FREE INSTITUTIONS. i The old proverb says that " you may bring a horse to the water but you cant make him drink." So it is also true that it is possible to give a people free institutions, but you cannot make them...