"What completes the ridicule," says the Abbé La Pluche, to whom we are obliged for these judicious observations, "is, that what astronomers call the first degree of the ram, the balance, or of sagitarius, is no longer the first sign, which gives fruitfulness to the flocks, inspires men with a love of justice, or forms the hero.

The climate suits me and the simple life No diplomats to spoil the scenery's spell, And only faintest echoes of the strife; The Alps are mirrored in a lake of blue; Over my straw-crowned poll the blue skies laugh; A waterfall (no charge) completes a view Equal to any German oleograph.

"This about completes our schedule," remarked Betty, as she noted down, on a map she had drawn, the names of some persons and places.

"Of course," she murmured, "this is the one thing which completes my subjugation.

A series of nearly thirty articles which he collected in 1853, called Autobiographic Sketches, completes the revelation of the author's own life.

In the "Advertisement" to "The Antiquary" he says: "The present work completes a series of fictitious narratives, intended to illustrate the manners of Scotland at three different periods.

* Tancred, or the New Crusade "Tancred," published in 1847, completes the trilogy, which began with "Coningsby" in 1844, and had its second volume in "Sybil" in 1845.

Away goes the wagon; the goods are thrown out on the ground in a pile at the proper stake, and that completes the formal transfer to the head man, who then takes charge of them, and, with, the assistance of a few of the bucks designated by himself, divides the various articles, according to the wants of the families and the amount of goods supplied.

If books and furniture are sold when the student completes his course, the expense incurred by their use will not be great.

Under the magic of water it completes the cycle of desert fecundity, from Scotch oats and Irish potatoes to the Arab's bread.

"Let us wait and see if young Prescott completes the case against himself before we condemn him, Mr. Harding.

He couples Skelton and Scoggin together, in no very respectful manner, and completes the triumvirate by Nash, whom he here calls Signor Capriccio:"And what riott so pestiferous as that which in sugred baites presenteth most poisonous hookes?

Further, such a collection, like a set of Greek and Roman coins, affords opportunity for very interesting observations; indeed it completes the conception furnished us by the coins, and brings it up to present times.

An occurrence in Algiers completes the picture of "Americans in the Mediterranean" in the year 1800.

The annexed Engraving completes our Series of Architectural Illustrations of the REGENT'S PARK, and is, withal the most magnificent Terrace in the circuit.

(Oeuvres completes pour orgue de J. S. Bach, v.1)

Oeuvres completes d'Arthur Rimbaud, Pleiade.

Oeuvres completes.

Montesquieu: oeuvres completes.

Oeuvres completes.

Oeuvres completes.

Oeuvros completes de Colette.

Montesquieu: oeuvres completes.

The success of Blücher elsewhere completes the victory of the Allies.

In his law he gives us the necessary bases; by his science he indicates the practical means, by his method and illustrations he completes the science and demonstrates the law.