As Emerson says in continuation, "Great works of art have no more affecting lesson for us than this.

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Wherever a large perforation in the shell of any circular boiler occurs, a sufficient number of stays should be put across it to maintain the original strength; and where stays are intercepted by the root of the funnel, short stays in continuation of them should be placed inside.

The Piccadilly front is enclosed with a rich bronzed palisade between leaved pillars, being in continuation of the classical taste of the entrance gates to Hyde Park, and the superb entrance to the Royal Gardens on the opposite side of the road.

Wang Ch'ung advocated rational thinking and tried to pave the way for a free natural science, in continuation of the beginnings which the natural philosophers of the later Chou period had made.

That bitter strifeDux foemina factiwas in continuation of the issue opened by Roger Williams, though it turned upon new elements.

In Continuation We found at home, waiting for Mr. Reeves's return, Sir John Allestree, a worthy, sensible man, of plain and unaffected manners, upwards of fifty.

In Continuation Wednesday, February 8.

"No one can imagine," says the wounded hero in continuation, "the multitude of visits that I received, especially from the ladies.

(In continuation of Lists in former Nos.) PROPOSITIONES GEOMETRICÆ, MORE VETERUM DEMONSTRATÆ, AUCTORE MATTHÆO STEWART, S.T.D. Edinburgi. 1763.

Mr. Stewart states also that he has other Catalogues in preparation,we presume in continuation of the present one, and exhibiting the same system of arrangement,and if so, we feel that the series will be of the greatest value to all theological students.

(In continuation of Lists in Nos. 5. and 6.) ELÉGIE COMPOSÉE DANS UN CIMETIÈRE DE CAMPAGNE.

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The authority just quoted, in continuation, says:"Notwithstanding bodily exercises under the name of Turnen were generally known and practised in Germany at the beginning of the present century, and many of its enlightened professional writers tried to give to them a proper direction by combining them with anatomy and physiology, Ling must be considered as the founder of the rational system of movements."

" "There are fellows in the world, Signor Andrea," the straightforward podestà urged, in continuation of his objections, "who might be glad enough to find everything imaginary, as you saychaps that cannot sleep of nights, for bad consciences, and to whom it would be a great blessing if the earth would throw them overboard, as they say in this ship, and let them fall into the great ocean of oblivion.

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"I should think it would be less trouble," said Rosamond, quietly, in continuation of her own remark; holding up, as she spoke, her finished hat upon her hand.

MAY, SIR THOMAS ERSKINE, English barrister; became Clerk of the House of Commons in 1871; wrote a parliamentary text-book, "Democracy in Europe," and a "Constitutional History of England since the Accession of George III.," in continuation of the works of Hallam and Stubbs (1815-1886).

I must now prepare to go, but shall not close this letter, for I intend writing in continuation, as events occur, till this important business is decided.

" I begged leave to visit her retirement next week, not in continuation of our amour, but as a friend solicitous to know her situation and welfare.

There was indeed plenty of agitation in the circles of the Burschenschaft, and there were sporadic efforts to obtain from reluctant princes the constitutions promised as a reward for the rising against Napoleon; but as a whole the people of the various states seemed passive, and whatever was accomplished was the work of individuals, with or without royal patronage, and, in the main, in continuation of romantic tendencies.