There was not a cross word of hers, nor an angry look, that she did not remember with a bitterness that made her sick as death.

f g hung on each side of the beam, and a short cross bar, called a cross head, extends from the bottom of one of these links to the bottom of the other, which cross head is perforated with a hole in the middle for the reception of the piston rod.

The road served me for some miles, and then I came to a cross road, which seemed well traveled.

Owing to circumstances already narrated, I had not time while at the mouth to make any measurement to determine the relative size of the rivers; but on his way out Dr. Dawson made these measurements, and his report, before referred to, gives the following values of the cross sections of each stream: Lewes, 3,015 feet; Teslintoo, 3,809 feet.

Every body is at cross purposes, yet the effect is so much better than uniformity.

The Plaza cross word puzzle book, edited by Albert Buranelli and H. V. Crosby [pseud.]

But so it was, that one moonlight night I thought I was watched by some person; and on the following night an individual of the same figure, and whom I now suspected to be Balty Mahu, came suddenly from a cross street, and passed near me.

In crossing a rectangular field many Turks were caught in a cross fire from our machine guns, and over 400 dead were counted in this one field.

To-day we did our little jaunt of five miles and back 'cross country.

But a sympathetic foreman told us what was needed: two planks of special springy wood were fastened together by cross pieces at each end, and besides making excellent slides, these made most exciting springboards.

The Macrones, however, equipped with wicker shields, and spears, and hair tunics, were drawn up on the opposite side of the crossing-place; they were animating one another and throwing stones into the river.

This box could be placed in the center of the large cage and there fastened by means of cross bars.

R93696, 10Apr52, Maybelle Hope McIntyre (W) MACK, S. E. Scripture cross word puzzles.

These buns may be varied by adding a few currants, candied peel, or caraway seeds to the other ingredients; and the above mixture answers for hot cross buns, by putting in a little ground allspice; and by pressing a tin mould in the form of a cross in the centre of the bun.

Nor is there any sign of lack of practical sense in the admirable organization which not only insured the success of the revolution (in spite of certain cross accidents) but secured its absolutely peaceful acceptance throughout the country.

Feeling the way forward, the cruiser was soon caught in a maze of cross currents.

The ceiling was supported, like that of a barn, by cross beams and rafters; and the walls were so stained and discoloured, that it was impossible to tell whether they had ever been touched with paint or whitewash.

A band of crossing-sweepers, or of men who professed to be such, though the fineness of their linen was inconsistent with the rags which were their outward garments, had for their standard a pair of ragged breeches, with the inscription, "Tremble, tyrants; here are the Sans-culottes."

© 28Aug24, A800694. R90396, 7Feb52, Thomas A. Daly, Jr. (C) DANFELT, SONJA Cushion trims in cross stitch on canvas.

It contains a glossary which comprises a new system of cross references, a feature that will prove a welcome departure in explaining subjects.

The Egyptian cross mystery, by Ellery Queen, pseud, of Manfred B. Lee and Frederic Dannay.

straight &c (direct) 278, straight course, straight path; short cut, cross cut; great circle sailing. neutrality; half measure, half and half measures; compromise.

At the meeting of the four cross paths was a wide space covered with a soft woven carpet, upon which were strown cushions similar to those in my room.

I drew on a square card a circle of about 2-1/2 inches in diameter, and two cross lines through its centre, cutting one another at right angles.

Double cross ranch.