I gaze upon thy beauteous vistas Far and wide; I see the day-break beautifully paint thy Rugged side: I see AURORA show the panorama Night did hide: I see the lazy Hudson grad-u- Ally glide, Reluctant to abandon thee, and seek The salt sea tide.

Supreme Ct. of Appeals, 1841-50; grad.

Grad to see 'em back, ag'in; skin higher price dan ever." "Nick, you're a cormorant, if there ever was one in this world!

Grad to see you, Mikehope we live together like good friend, down yonder, up here, over dere.

] ~That Sweet Girl Graduate.~ So stately and so dignified She looks in cap and gown, I hardly dare to speak to her, This grad.

In the Mediterranean or Levant (as some observe) it varies 7. grad.

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* * 64 Mars so' lar (ler) Ve' nus plan' ets Mer' cu ry di am' e ter com' pass es sat' el lite tel' e scope grad' u al ly in' ter est ing cir cum' fer ence THE SUN'S FAMILY "Please tell me a story, Frank" said Philip, as the two boys sat in the shade of a large tree.

The student who had not known the old fence was inclined to smile wearily over the expressions of regret at its loss, but still the "old grad" continued to insist that the fence was one of the crowning beauties of Yale, and that nothing can ever replace it.

The novel stroke was watched and criticised, and an old grad who was regarded as authority declared that the man who set the stroke for that crew was a comer, providing he was built of the right kind of stuff.

I's alwes had it hangin' roun' my conscious; do'no' but I's done grad to git rid ob it.

(Bel-grad, Petro-grad; the word “grad” means “city” in both languages.)

(Bel-grad, Petro-grad; the word “grad” means “city” in both languages.)

(Bel-grad, Petro-grad; the word “grad” means “city” in both languages.)

"Welcome back, Masser Mile," Dido began with a curtsey, meaning "Welcome back from being half-drowned;" "ebberybody so grad you isn't hurt!"

And you too, my dear young missus; now, we all so grad it be you, for we did t'ink, a one time, dat would nebber come to pass.

His style of talk was, "Aw, aw; Jave-aw; Grad-aw; it's a confounded fine segaw-awconfounded as I ever smoked.

GRAD, ANDREW J. SEE GRAJDANZEV, ANDREW J. GRAD, TANYA.

GRAD, ANDREW J. SEE GRAJDANZEV, ANDREW J. GRAD, TANYA.

Tanya Grad (W of the author Andrew J. Grajdanzev (Andrew J. Grad)); 14Sep72; R535853.

Tanya Grad (W of the author Andrew J. Grajdanzev (Andrew J. Grad)); 14Sep72; R535853.