8 Metaphors for 3

If the sum is small or if the owner is at all uncertain as to his plans or if he is not in a position to find another attractive form of investment, the offer by the bank of a small rate of interest on special time deposits (2 to 3 per cent is not an unusual rate in such cases) will suffice to cause him to leave such funds in the bank.

3 is a front view of the valve chest and its contents, the cover, and also the balance plate for relieving the pressure on the back of the main valve (in the arrangement of which there is nothing new), being removed in order to show the valve stems, transverse yoke, sleeve, and spindle above described.

Wherever I may go: An ocean of azure fancies O'erwhelms me with its flow. 3 Was once an ancient monarch, Heavy his heart, his locks were gray, This poor and aged monarch Took a wife so young and gay. Was once a page-boy handsome, With lightsome heart and curly hair, The silken train he carried Of the queen so young and fair.

3, § I) to conceal St. Augustine's plagiarism from them; yet the De Civitate Dei, which is largely devoted to refuting Varro's pagan theology, is a perennial monument to his fame.

3 is a vessel in which hares or cats are placed in order to anæsthetize them.

3 is a self-acting, simple open range in modern use, and may be had of two qualities, ranging, according to their dimensions, from £3. 10s.

3 is a casting in hard iron upon lace laid on dand.

2. The terms 'church' and 'chapel' denote a corresponding distinction in the places of worship, though the English Church have what are technically called 'chapels of ease!' 3. 'Manager' and 'overseer' are terms designating in different islands the same station.

8 Metaphors for  3