16 Metaphors for f

Oh, what funny small eyes! F was a fish Who was caught in a net; But he got out again, And is quite alive yet.

E is township 4 north in range 5 east; F is township 5 south in range 4 west; G is township 3 north in range 3 west.

REEF f is about four or five miles East-South-East from Three Isles; it appeared to be about three miles long: its western extreme is in latitude 15 degrees 10 minutes, and in longitude 145 degrees 26 minutes.

Er~in The dew on | his thin robe | was heavy | and chill: F~or h~is co=un | -tr~y h~e s=ighed, |

f is a small reef, about three miles South-West from QUOIN ISLAND, which is a small wedge-shaped rock: it is in the neighbourhood of this reef that the merchant ship, Morning Star, was lost.

In the inside of the cylinder c there is a small piston moving steam tight in a cylinder of which d is the piston rod, and e a spiral spring of steel, which the piston, when forced upwards by the steam or sucked downwards by the vacuum, either compresses or extends; f is a cock attached to the cylinder of the indicator, and which is screwed into the cylinder cover.

Near the smoke stack end of this pipe is a valve K or regulator moved by a handle p at the front of the boiler, and of which the purpose is to regulate the admission of the steam to the cylinder; f is a safety valve kept closed by springs; N is the eduction pipe, or, as it is commonly termed in locomotives, the blast pipe, by which the steam, escaping from the cylinder after the stroke has been performed, is projected up the chimney

F and G] is her law.

f all glories is the glory of self-sacrifice.

Er~in The dew on | his thin robe | was heavy | and chill: F~or h~is co=un | -tr~y h~e s=ighed, |

E is the double warp 4-leaf sacking, 2 units shown, while F is the single warp 4-leaf sacking, 4 units shown.

Er~in The dew on | his thin robe | was heavy | and chill: F~or h~is co=un | -tr~y h~e s=ighed, |

"This fest was noble ynow, and nobliche y-do [done]; For mony was the faire ledy, that y-come was thereto.

[Footnote F: The name in the original MS. was "Wilfred Evans."Ed.]

It will be observed that F is a vessel of finer form and a little less displacement than E, and, therefore, has less resistance.

F f THE FISH HAWK. F is a Fish Hawk, Who lives on the shore: He catches his prey Mid the ocean's roar.

16 Metaphors for  f