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Nevertheless, the voice alone had ensnared the connoisseur; it was, by the test of the pipe which he carried on all his quests, D in alt, and would thus complete the major chord of a chime which he had long been building up.

The voice of its bell, measured and mellow and pure, was unquestionably D in alt.

[83:1] Entstehung der alt-katholischen Kirche, p. 586; Hefele, Patrum Apostolicorum Opera, p. lxxx.

I rang up the porter, went to bed, and lay awake alt the rest of the night, listening for the return of my companions.

The Austrian system of government after 1849 repressed alt free expression of thought in Lombardy; and no encouragement was afforded for the publication of any work not under the control of the administration.

Out of the dozen mangled wrecks of houses I didn't know which one my pal had chosen as his residence, so I went along the shell-mutilated, water-logged road, peering into this ruin and that, until, at the end of the street, about four hundred yards from the Germans and two hundred yards from our own trenches, I came across a damp and dark figure lurking in the shadows: "'Alt! 'oo goes there?" "Friend!"

It's my belief that if he had a gun detachment picked from the angels above he'd tell 'em their buttons and their gold crowns was a disgrace to Heaven, that they was too slow to catch worms or catch a cold, and that they'd 'ave to cut the time it took 'em to fly into column o' route from the right down the Golden Stairs, or to bring their 'arps to the 'Alt action front.

"Of course," she added, "I have been in entire ignorance of alt matters out here for a year past.

-~erm=ore | sh~alt b=e!

f=orc~es [,] R=ears ~up | th~e B=alt~ic | t~o ~a |

Th, ([Greek: Th], [Greek: alt-th], or [Greek: alt2-th], Gr.,) what represents; how was represented in Anglo-Sax., and to what sounds applied; the two sounds of.

An' if hannyone approaches, the sentry as is faicin' 'im will 'olleraht 'Alt! '

Now I shall visit yer from time to time, an' let me find you spry an' smart with yer,' 'Alt,' 'Oo comes there?

'Alt 'em for the countersign as they comes out, and 'alt 'em fer it agin as they comes in, see?

'Alt 'em for the countersign as they comes out, and 'alt 'em fer it agin as they comes in, see?

Howard Francis Seely (A); 23Mar64; R334748. SEITZ, ERNA. Die Liebe alt wie die Welt.

SEITZ, ROBERT. Die Liebe alt wie die Welt.

Howard Francis Seely (A); 23Mar64; R334748. SEITZ, ERNA. Die Liebe alt wie die Welt.

SEITZ, ROBERT. Die Liebe alt wie die Welt.

[260] Fridthjofs Saga, aus dem Alt-isländischen, von J.C. Poestion, (Vienna, 1879), pp. 3 sq., 14-17, 45-52.

And Oluf was obliged to submit, as it is recorded in the old song, that they cast "den svarta Muld Alt öfver skön Agdas arm.

It is referred to as Alt-Nürnberg (old Nuremberg) in the Middle Ages.

In June 1793, Messrs. Bampton and Alt, in the English merchantships Hormuzeer and Chesterfield, got embayed on the south-east coast of New Guinea, and after in vain seeking a passage out to the north-east, were forced to abandon the attempt and make their way to the westward, through Torres Strait, which they were no less than seventy-three days in clearing.

During his survey of the northern and eastern entrances of Torres Strait, Captain F.P. Blackwood, in H.M.S. Fly, spent two months in 1845, upon the south-east coast of New Guinea, 140 miles of which, including that part seen by Bampton and Alt in 1793, was surveyed as completely as the time and means would permit.