Oh! give not me that eye of hard disdain 545 That views, undimmed, Ensiedlen's [Bb] wretched fane.

Aa Bb Aa Bb Bb A is for Ass, for Ape, and for Ark, As well as for Ant and for Ann; B is for Boy, for Bat, and for Bark, For Bag, and for Bed, and for Bran.

Aa Bb Aa Bb Bb A is for Ass, for Ape, and for Ark, As well as for Ant and for Ann; B is for Boy, for Bat, and for Bark, For Bag, and for Bed, and for Bran.

Aa Bb Aa Bb Bb A is for Ass, for Ape, and for Ark, As well as for Ant and for Ann; B is for Boy, for Bat, and for Bark, For Bag, and for Bed, and for Bran.

[Footnote aa: pleased or delighted] [Footnote bb: sweetness or melody]

apple fights, BB gun fights, the sound of the schoolhouse bell calling them out of the woods after a long recess.

[Footnote bb: See the Atlantic for October, 1859, p. 516.]

At 2 P.M. he came on board & brought with him 2 bb's of pork.

This day being a month since we left our commission port, I have set down what quantity of provisions has been expended, viz., 9-1/2 bb's of beef, 1 bb of pork, 14 bb of Bread.

This day being a month since we left our commission port, I have set down what quantity of provisions has been expended, viz., 9-1/2 bb's of beef, 1 bb of pork, 14 bb of Bread.

This day being a month since we left our commission port, I have set down what quantity of provisions has been expended, viz., 9-1/2 bb's of beef, 1 bb of pork, 14 bb of Bread.

Remaining, 49-1/2 bb's of beef, 29 bb's of pork, 40 cwt of bread.

Remaining, 49-1/2 bb's of beef, 29 bb's of pork, 40 cwt of bread.

[Footnote BB: The governor of the State, in his annual message, 1854, calls attention to the fact, that the toll on the canals is rapidly decreasing, and will be seriously imperilled if steps are not taken to enlarge it.]

The frames are 15 inches deep, of BB Staffordshire iron.

The gas enters at E, passes at S into an opening that may be closed by a valve, and is distributed through the box, BB', which communicates with the reservoir through an orifice in the partition, hh'.

The box, like the reservoir, contains water up to a certain level, r. Through a U-shaped tube, lnl', the gas passes from the box, BB', into the movable drum, sets the latter in motion, and makes its exit at S.

The water is introduced into the counter through f, which is closed with a screw cap, and passes through the opening shown by dotted lines into the reservoir, RR', whence it flows to the box, BB', When it has reached the desired level, it gains the orifice, r, of a waste pipe, escapes through the siphon, ruv, and makes its exit through the aperture, b', when the screw cap of the latter is removed.

8), where we easily distinguish by their form and dimensions the ligneous cells, aa, and the elements, bb, of the wood itself.

Preparatory instructor for basses; BB flat and E flat.

E flat tubas and BB flat tubas.

Preparatory instructor for basses; BB flat and E flat.

DODD, KATHLEEN F. Ammunition: its history, development, and use, 1600 to 1943.22 BB cap to 20 m.m. shell.

HAVEN, CHARLES T. Ammunition: its history, development, and use, 1600 to 1943.22 BB cap to 20 m.m. shell.

Ammunition: its history, development, and use, 1600 to 1943.22 BB cap to 20 m.m. shell.