THE PASSING OF ARTHUR Alfred Tennyson HENRY HUDSON'S FOURTH VOYAGE

The first culminates in the death of the heroine (a word which in relation to these stories must be very loosely interpreted), Mrs. Barton; the second, in the death of the heroine, Mrs. Gilfil; the third, in the death of the hero, Mr. Tryan; the fourth, in the death of one of the heroines, Hetty Sorrel; the fifth, in the simultaneous death of the heroine and her brother, who is, we suppose, to be regarded as the chief hero.

It is interesting to note that the title of the commander of these armies, tu-tu, in the fourth century meant a commander in the church-Taoist organization; it was used by the Toba and from the seventh century on became widely accepted as title among the Uighurs, Tibetans, Sogdians, Turks and Khotanese.

A fourth important innovation, this time in North China, was the introduction of prototypes of paper money.

Culturally the eleventh century was the most active period China had so far experienced, apart from the fourth century B.C.

-Suphis (or Cephrenês), and Mencherês, all of the fourth dynasty.

ANTHI'A, the lady beloved by Abroc'omas in the Greek romance called De Amoribus Anthiae et Abrocomae, by Xenophon of Ephesus, who lived in the fourth Christian century.

CORFU, St. Spiridion (fourth century).

[Footnote 20: J.R. M'Culloch, Principles of Political Economy (fourth edition, Edinburgh, 1849), p. 439.]

The present proprietor of Craigdarrock is Captain Robert Ferguson, of the fourth generation in direct descent from Annie Laurie.

P.T.W. Adrian the Fourth.

Adrian the Fourth was the only Englishman who ever filled the Papal chair.

His fourth wife, Eliza Simms, 67 years old, is now in the Providence Hospital, suffering from a broken hip she received in a fall.

The reader will judge of the rapture then, as well as of the surprise, with which he first saw a hill of melons, already in the fourth leaf.

He had made up his mind to 'Robinson Crusoe it' a few years, and, though he had often expressed a wish that the dingui was of twice its actual size, he would have been quite as well content with this new boat could it be cut down to one-fourth of its real dimensions.

There were now spots of some size, where a turf was forming, nature performing all her tasks in that genial climate, in about a fourth of the time it would take to effect the same object in the temperate zone.

The Bridget was not more than a fourth of the size of the Neshamony, though rather more than half as long.

"And one fourth of the people are receiving education.

Stolen visits of two minutes duration to Marietta's lodging on the fourth floor of an old house behind the theatre were an agreeable variation of the monotony of Fabrice's clerical duties, and of his visits among the most important and least entertaining families in Parma.

I was sorry to hear of that; and poor Clive, entering into particulars, told me how he had spent upon doctors rather more than a fourth of his year's earnings.

I do not remember whether it was the third or fourth day of my illness she came here.

I have translatedand here and there a little more than thisthe close of the second act and the third and fourth acts, with the exception of the close of the two latter.

Three of his sons have died drunkards, and the fourth is imbecile through intemperate habits.

SEE Clark, John R. Teacher's manual for book one, third and fourth grades, Modern school arithmetic, new edition.

Teacher's manual for book one, third and fourth grades, Modern school arithmetic, new edition.