The king appointed Pyramus, a learned clerk who had been diligent in his service, to the vacant see, so that the chapels might be maintained, and those convents built anew which the heathen had destroyed.

In Jasperson's hot youth he had come into violent contact with a circular saw, and the saw, as he admitted, had the best of the encountertwo fingers of his left hand being left in the pit.

"'Knowing, my dearest brethren, that I am approaching the hour of my death, I would, for the great dignity and authority of the apostolic see, make a serious and important testimony before you, not committed to the memory of letters, not written, neither on a tablet nor on parchment, but given by my living voice, that it may have more authority.

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The five minute course for the musical saw.

The same council elected to the tiara the German bishop of Bamberg, who reigned in the holy see as Clement II.

Stumbling upon the threshold steps of speech, Catching quaint sounds and fragments of discourse, And setting them to childish uses straight I've sat and heard him by the houryou'd wonder To hear his little saws and sentences, And now to think I'll hear him never more Alack!

Them thou wouldst see in purple pride, Worshipped on every hand; Their honours mighty but to hide The evil of the land.

It was a rough stone hut, with a white flag planted on a pole before it, and a miniature water-wheel, running a miniature saw at a most destructive rate, beside the door.

It kills its prey by tearing them open with side blows from its sharp, two-edged saw.

The following tools should he brought as part of the outfit:These will be found absolutely necessary to build a boat at Lake Lindeman: 1 jack plane, 1 whip saw, 1 cross-cut saw, 1 axe, 1 hatchet, 1 hunting-knife.

Near the bottom of a deep valley he stopped and from his covert saw where great fires had driven the fog away.

The Deacon is sensible enough, too, about many other subjects; but he nor no other man can saw straight with a crooked saw.

This was something like the crosscut saws of today and was operated by a crank that gave the saw an alternating up and down motion.

TREPANNING, an operation in surgery whereby portions of the skull are removed by means of an instrument called a trepan, which consists of a small cylindrical saw; resorted to in all operations on the brain.

Fénelon submitted, and withdrew to his diocesan see, where he died in 1715.

The consequence is that this place is a regular diplomatic see-saw.

Offending prelates were brought from distant sees to meet the displeasure of the Republic; hesitating priests were silently hastened to decision by scaffolds, looming suddenly within their precincts.

Even Mr. Gladstone would have recoiled from these giants, which are laid low, not with axes, but with heavy double saws worked on scaffolds six feet high erected against the doomed trees.

Dreams and the shadows of dreams be memories, nothing more, and the dog, whining asleep in the sun-warmth, doubtless sees and remembers things gone before.

475 Among the rocks and winding crags; Among the mountains far away; Once more the Ass did lengthen out More ruefully a deep-drawn shout, The hard dry see-saw of his horrible bray!

The trees appeared to be cut with the use of an electric saw and tar was smeared on top of them to prevent further growth.

But ill he lived, much evil saw, 145 With men to whom no better law Nor better life was known; Deliberately, and undeceived, Those wild men's vices he received, And gave them back his own.

I put aside your socialistic vapourings of courseevery fellow to his fadI see in you the makings of a canny business man.

And when, on going out of the churches, excited by the sermons they had just heard, the faithful saw in pictures, in the cemeteries, and elsewhere, representations of the mystery of the death of our Saviour, in which the Jews played so odious a part, there was scarcely a spectator who did not feel an increased hatred against the condemned race.