22 Metaphors for s

S is the steam connection, and E the exhaust; there are two distinct sets of valves, the steam s, s', and the exhaust e, e', operated independently of each other.

If S is the percentage of shrinkage from the green to the oven-dry condition, based on the green volume; D, the density of the dry wood per cubic foot while green; and d the actual D density of oven-dry wood, then = d. 1 - .0

This view, I fancy (though I am not sure), has escaped the philologists, but of course you know that all letters were originally pictures of things, and of what was S a picture, if not of the serpent?

[Footnote J: It is singular, if the s be a corruption, that the Germans should have fallen into the same in their vorwärts and rückwärts.

S is a coxcomb.

Here, too, were "forms and pressures of the time," [S] Rough, bold, as Grecian comedy displayed When Art was young; dramas of living men, 290 And recent things yet warm with life; a sea-fight, Shipwreck, or some domestic incident Divulged by Truth and magnified by Fame, Such as the daring brotherhood of late Set forth, too serious theme for that light place295 I mean, O distant Friend!

"S-she's c-capable of having me s-shot!" Padre Florentino was unable to reassure him.

" "I never knew it to come true," admitted Linnet, sagely, "but S is a common letter.

S s THE SWALLOW. S is the Swallow, She darts through the air To catch little insects, Her favorite fare.

We define it conceptually as [s/t], but the s and t are only artificial cuts made after the fact, and indeed most artificial when we treat them in both runners as the same tracts of 'objective' space and time, for the experienced spaces and times in which the tortoise inwardly lives are probably as different as his velocity from the same things in Achilles.

67. s are the pest of society; they are always obtruding their ailments on others.

Mr. S was a farmer of fair means, and, compared with many of his neighbours, well-to-do, and well connected.

Thence the circuit runs to B. Within the coil, S, is a small hollow cylinder, T, of thin sheet iron, which is raised parallel with the axis of the bobbin during the passage of the current through the latter.

"The Bub-bub-bar S is the bub-best ranch in the worl'."

"F" indicates forehand, "B" backhand, and the "S" is the service.

S was the sugar-tongs, Nippity-nee, To take up the sugar To put in our tea.

Therefore, this s should be z; thus, authorize.

"S and x, however, are exceptions.

S is the steam pipe; s, s' handles to the steam valves, and e, e' to the exhaust valves, shown in dotted line in fig.

Well, here it is, G S V, five times; so you are pretty certain that G S V is 'the,' or, in other words, that G is T, S is H, and V is E. That's as far as I've got at present; but I mean to worry out the rest of it to-morrow.

Edith S was Edith May Southey, the poet's daughter, who married the Rev. John Wood Warter.

He must have seen you; and S, who was with him, must have been the cause of the contempt.

22 Metaphors for  s