"Sobald nämlich die Thiere keinen Zucker mehr vorfinden, so fressen sie sich gegenseitig selbst auf, was durch eine eigene Manipulation geschieht; alles wird verdant bis auf die Eier, welche unverändert durch den Darmkanal hineingehen; man hat zuletzt wieder gährungsfähige Hefe, nämlich den Saamen der Thiere, der übrig bleibt.

Before she was fourteen, a young farmer named Ramzán proposed for her hand, offering a den mohur of Rs. 100.

As Wil-lie lay down that night, full of gra-ti-tude for his great good for-tune, and think-ing of his home, to which he knew he should so soon re-turn to take hap-pi-ness to his fond mo-ther, he was sud-den-ly a-rous-ed by screams of ter-ror and cries of a-larm.

"We had 'bout 60 slaves on our place, an' if a nigger man on one plantation fall in love wid a slave girl on 'nother place, dey jus' come to her plantation an' jump ober de broom an' den dey is mar'ied.

Society (PWH) KIMBALL, EDWARD A. Svar på frågor angöende den Kristliga vetenskapen (Answers to questions concerning Christian Science)

I went firs' one place an' den 'nother.

The door o-pen-ed with a sud-den jerk, and the mis-tress of the man-sion ap-pear-ed.

Fadevor med den sandelige fortolkning fra laerebogen i Christian Science.

Das Johannes-Evangelium im Verhältnis zu den drei anderen Evangelien besonders zu dem Lukas-Evangelium; Vorträge, Juli 1909.

"'Ogedashin, den thashin, come, boys!

The reference in question reads as follows: "Ich will kein Wort verlieren über den Wert dieses unverdaulichen Machwerkes [Les Burgraves], das mit allen möglichen Prätensionen auftritt, namentlich mit historischen, obgleich alles Wissen Victor Hugos über Zeit und Ort, wo sein Stück spielt, lediglich aus der französischen Uebersetzung von Schreibers Handbuch für Rheinreisende geschöpft, ist."

And in due time Thy mighty pow-er Will give the spring, with sun and shower, The o-pen-ing leaf, the ear-ly flow-er, And birds in e-ve-ry wood-land bow-er Will sing to glad-den earth.

In den Schulen der Lehrerbildungsanstalten wurde eine weitgehende Agitation entwickelt.

er so, en den ernudder for a mont' er

"When I came home I sat a long while before my den fireplace thinking.

Before I leave Prague I must tell you that I have found out the origin of the German phrases Jemand den Korb zu geben (to give the basket), which means a refusal of marriage.

His marster a'vertise' him in de papers, en offered a big reward fer 'im. De nigger-ketchers fotch out dey dogs, en track' 'im down ter de aidge er de swamp, en den de scent gun out; en dat was de las' anybody seed er Primus fer a long, long time.

Morris left the base with similar designs on Shaw, and every one, with the exception of the den-keepers, seemed suddenly seized with an irresistible desire to do something.

[Illustration: The Ti-ger, from his hid-den lair, Springs on the tra-vel-ler un-a-ware.]

"Come on den les go," he answered, and drove off.

Some of de white folks taught de younger niggers an' den dey tuk dey lessons an' studied at dey cabin of nights afte' dey had finished work.

Spose I drop him down fuss, and den de limb won't break wid just de weight ob one nigger.

De mule done mighty well fer th'ee er fo' days, en den de niggers 'mence' ter notice some quare things erbout him.

Some what I drives jes looks at de towah an' nuver gits out de ker'ige; an' den othahs jes peers into ev'ythin'.

The thin hedge dividing the two playgrounds was by this time bare of leaves, and afforded no hiding-place; the only chance of concealment was to take shelter inside the den itselfa place which has already been described.