To her succeeded Margarita Cogni, the wife of a baker who proved as accommodating as his predecessor, the linen-draper.

Then the rocks and islets to the westward came in view, named the "Testigos" and "Guardias," and the island "Margarita."

MARGARITAS ANTE PORCOS!

In respect to her art Margarita da Cordova was in all ways a thorough artist, endowed with the gifts, animated by the feelings, and afflicted with the failings that usually make up an artistic nature.

margaritas ad collum suum maximas et pulcherrimas, et 300.

[Illustration: Fig. 86.Stall of Carved Wood (Fifteenth Century), representing the Proverb, "Margaritas ante Porcos," "Throwing Pearls before Swine," from Rouen Cathedral.]

72 A. [Greek: Mae bagaete tous margaritas emprosthen ton choiron, maede dote to hagion tois kusi.]

6. [Greek: Mae dote to hagion tois kusin, maede bagaete tous margaritas humon emprosthen ton choiron.]

Then he cast his eyes over the rough crowd, and ha was grieved at so much cost for such an audience: Margaritas ante porcos, he murmured, Margaritas ante porcos.

Then he cast his eyes over the rough crowd, and ha was grieved at so much cost for such an audience: Margaritas ante porcos, he murmured, Margaritas ante porcos.

A mí me gustan las margaritas y las yerbas.

In order to enforce compliance, Bolivar invested Carthagena, before which he remained a considerable time, when he heard of the arrival at Margarita of General Morillo, with ten thousand Spanish troops.

In April, 1816, he sailed with three hundred men to Margarita, which island had lately again shaken off the Spanish yoke.

The Spaniards assembled in superior numbers to destroy them; but Bolivar embarked, and relanded at Ocumare, with an intention of taking Caracas: great part, however, of the Spanish army having by this time returned from New Granada to Venezuela, Bolivar was obliged to re-embark for Margarita.

Omar marched by Retimo towards Candia, watched by Coroneos, and, when the army reached the valley of Margaritas, it was surrounded and furiously attacked by Coroneos and all the bands of the immediately surrounding country, and completely bottled up.

This was put under the direction of the old Petropoulaki, a partisan of Bulgaris, and the chief who had refused to help Coroneos in the attack on Omar Pasha at Margaritas.

SEE MADRIGAL, MARGARITA.

MADRIGAL, MARGARITA.

An invitation to Spanish, by Margarita Madrigal & Ezequias Madrigal.

Margarita Madrigal (A); 2Jul70; R487688.

Suppose, for argument sake, that the Tories favoured Margarita, the Whigs Mrs. Tofts, and the Trimmers Valentini, would not Margaritians, Toftians, and Valentinians be very tolerable marks of distinction?

[Footnote 11: Margarita was a famous Italian singer of the day.

I went to the rehearsal of it, and there was Margarita and her sister, and another drab, and a parcel of fiddlers; I was weary, and would not go to the meeting, which I am sorry for, because I heard it was a great assembly.

[T.S.]] [Footnote 13: Another Italian singer of the time, who was the rival of Margarita and Mrs. Tofts.

An official report dated September 26, 1528, informs us that "on the day of the Apostle Saint John a French caravel and a tender bore down on the port of Cubágua and attempted to land artillery from the ship with the help of Indians brought from Margarita, five leagues distant.