"Moreover," said he, "even if the world should become densely populated, even if food supplies, such as we know them, should fall short, chemistry would extract other means of subsistence from inorganic matter.

This was among the poems copied by Lamb into Miss Isola's Extract Book.

We may extract from the Diary recording the former of these engagements, a brief note of their visit to Ackworth School. 1 mo. 20.Lodged at J. Harrison's.

At the expiration of their sojourn in Geneva, they did not, as they had expected to do, proceed to the valleys of Piedmont, but, as the last extract intimates, turned their steps towards Neufchâtel.

But as an extract it is tolerably known.

Crime is an opportunity, and always gives us a choice, and it is better to extract from it progress than punishment.

This one short extract would suffice to show that the writer was a literary craftsman of a very high order.

I resolved to use all my powers of diplomacy to extract from "J.M." the case containing the treaty before he learned that he was not to receive the diamonds in its place; and I had no more than vaguely mapped out a plan of proceeding before I arrived in the Avenue Morot.

A body of women-workers, equally skilled with male workers, and as strongly organized, would be able to extract the same rate of wages in any trade.

Secondly, they could extract better conditions from employers, by obliging the latter to deal with them as a single large body instead of dealing with them as a number of individuals.

The following is an extract: "The time has arrived when we must have new guarantees under the constitution, or the union must be dissolved.

Walter Jones, of Washington city, with other eminent constitutional lawyers, prepared an elaborate written opinion, from which the following is an extract: "Nor is there any danger to be apprehended from allowing to Congressional legislation with regard to the District of Columbia, its FULLEST EFFECT.

The profound legal opinion, from which this is an extract, was elaborated at great length many years since, by a number of the most distinguished lawyers in the United States, whose signatures are appended to it.

The argument of Mr. Madison in the Congress of '89, an extract from which has been given on a preceding page, lays down the same principle; that though any matter "may be a local affair, yet if it involves national EXPENSE OR SAFETY, it becomes of concern to every part of the union, and is a proper subject for the consideration of those charged with the general administration of the government."

An extract from Mrs. Magowan's diary on July 25, 1856: "Old Aunt Becky was baptised on the 20th; she being upwards of 70 years of age.

LAWRENCE CO. (Edna Lane Carter) Extract from the Civil War diary kept by Elphas P. Hylton, a Lawrence Co. volunteer in the Union Army.

I subjoin an extract from a newspaper, which has lately appeared.

* *Extract from The Courier de l'Egalite, November, 1792: "There are discontented people who still venture to obtrude their sentiments on the public.

Extract of a letter from Chambonas to the King, dated June 18, 1792: "Sire, "I inform your Majesty, that my agents are now in motion.

" Extract from the Papers found at the Thuilleries.

I wrote some days ago to a lady of my acquaintance at Caen, to beg she would procure me some information relative to this extraordinary female, and I subjoin an extract of her answer, which I have just received: "Miss Corday was a native of this department, and had, from her earliest years, been very carefully educated by an aunt who lives at Caen.

Nutritive value Testimony of Dr. Austin Flint Recipes: Beef extract

Foods from which it is desirable to extract the nutrient properties, as for broths, extracts, etc., should be put to cook in cold water.

FRESH FRUIT COMPOTE.Flavor three tablespoonfuls of sugar by mixing with it a little of the grated yellow rind of an orange, or by rubbing it over the orange to extract the oil.

In the teeth of Mr Cunningham's insinuations we will extract from Northcote some passages upon this point.