ad IV. lib de div. off.

They div say that the Whispers are the voice o' the De'il himsel'.

They div say as weel that Auld Nick himsel' was present, an' gied the decision that the Cardinal, wha was to be askit ower frae Stirlin', should dee.

ADY, General Passenger Agent, Colo. Div. and D., T. & Ft. W. R.R. F.B. SEMPLE, Ass't Gen'l Pass.

Agt, Colo. Div. and D., T. & Ft. W. R.R. C.H. TITUS, Traveling Passenger Agent.

J.B. FRAWLEY, Div. Pass.

T.W. LEE, Gen'l Passenger Agent, Pacific Div.

Agent, St. J. & G.I. R.R. Div.

W.P. ROBINSON, Jr., General Freight Agent, St. J. & G.I. R.R. Div. ST. LOUIS, MO.213 North 4th St.J.F. AGLAR, Gen'l Agt.

SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH201 Main St.J.V. PARKER, Assistant General Freight and Passenger Agent, Mountain Div. SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.1 Montgomery St.W.H. HURLBURT, Assistant General Passenger Agent, Mo. Riv.

Div. S.W. ECCLES, General Agent Freight Department.

Div. iv. 2, &c.] There is something very touching in this fact; but, if there be something very touching, there is also something very encouraging.

[Footnote 514: de Div. i. 37.

3.] [Footnote 574: de Div. i. 32.

"Tooke's Div., ii, 420.

"Tooke's Div., Vol. ii, p. 423.

"Save that from yonder ivy-mantled bower, &c. GRAY'S ELEGY."Tooke's Div. of Purley, Vol.

"Div. of Purley, 1st Amer.

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CIC. de Div. 'The things which employ men's waking thoughts and actions recur to their imaginations in sleep.

[Footnote 91: Cicero (de Div.

|| | TABLE II | || | RATIO OF STRENGTH OF WOOD IN TENSION AND IN COMPRESSION | | (Bul. 10, U. S. Div. of Forestry, p. 44) | ||

See also Rep. of Div. of For., 1890, p. 209.

"Div ye want to hae ony appinted?"

A Forfarshire parent, dissatisfied with his son's English pronunciation, remonstrated with him, "What for div' ye say why?