g her mantle about her in womanly dignity.

'M is preparing a whole pamphlet against G, and G is, I suppose, collecting materials to confute M.' M was Mickle, the translator of the Lusiad and author of the Ballad of Cumnor Hall (ante, ii. 182).

'M is preparing a whole pamphlet against G, and G is, I suppose, collecting materials to confute M.' M was Mickle, the translator of the Lusiad and author of the Ballad of Cumnor Hall (ante, ii. 182).

g, h, and i, William E. Curtis's Denmark, Norway, and Sweden (Saafield Pub. Co., Akron, Ohio).

E, F, and G, Well, so it shall be.

[)y], as in baby c, as in call; ç, as in mice; ch, as in child; [-c]h, as in school g, as in go; [.g], as in cage s, as in saw; [s=], as in is th, as in thin; th, as in then x, as in vex; [x=], as in exact.

[Sidenote g: A.D. 1652.

[Sidenote g: A.D. 1650.

[Sidenote g: A.D. 1652.

i g about the matter.

The Major's hostess, Mme. de W, after his death in 1858, brought the manuscript to Mrs. G and gave it to her in memory of her friend.

It was duly preserved in the G family, but remained unnoticed.

The Misses G rediscovered it in 1907, when it had been lying in a cupboard for upwards of half a century.

The Misses G have shown me a rare book published by him at Paris in 1844 under the following title: "Trois chants de l'Edda.

Johnny Copeland's lead guitar ripping through the air, taking us faster, inverting, 6 G's, dark forehead, sweat, hot and loose.

[Footnote G: Rev. C.C. Jones, late of Georgia, now Professor in the Theological Seminary at Columbia, South Carolina, made a report before the presbytery of Georgia, in 1833, on the moral condition of the slave population, which report was published under the direction of the presbytery.

It is that alleged identity of origin between the List of Players appended to the letter from the Council to the Lord Mayor of London and the well-known "Southampton" letter signed H.S., which is based upon an imagined general similarity of hand and a positive identity of form in a certain "very remarkable g" which is found in both.[gg]

The general similarity seems to us sheerly imaginary; but the g common to the two documents is undoubtedly somewhat unusual in form.

[Illustration] No. 1 of the above fac-similes is the g of the H.S. letter, No. 2 the g of the List of Players, and in the name below is a g of exactly the same model.

[Illustration] No. 1 of the above fac-similes is the g of the H.S. letter, No. 2 the g of the List of Players, and in the name below is a g of exactly the same model.

[Footnote G: Eugene Aram.

Stukeley's opinion, in which he is joined by Whitaker, the Manchester historian, is, that it was the Guetheling roadSarn Guethelin, or the road of the Irish, the G being pronounced as a W. Dr. Wilkes says, that it is more indented and crooked than other Roman Roads usually are, and supposes that it was formed of Wattles, which was the idea also of Pointer.

When he was married to Ellen G, who was said to be one of the best girls in the village, he took her to his nice little home, where he had every thing around very pleasant and comfortable.

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G GABELENTZ, HANS CONON VON DER, a distinguished German philologist, born at Altenburg: was master, it is said, of 80 languages, contributed treatises on several of them, his most important work being on the Melanesian (1807-1874).