Marginal rendering A. V.]" "If you do this thing you will be dishonored in the sight of God.

Most of the Mosque furniture and all the carpets had been removed, but a few torn copies of the Koran, some of them in manuscript with marginal notes, lay mixed up with German newspapers and some typical Turkish war propaganda literature.

[Footnote 57: A marginal note in Reimar's edition suggests amending the rather abrupt [Greek: loipois] at this point to [Greek: Libournois] ("waged war with (i. e., against) thee Liburni"); and we might be tempted to follow it, but for the fact that Appian uses language almost identical with Dio's in his Illyrian Wars, chapter 27 ("He [Augustus] left Statilius Taurus to finish the war").]

This discovery, according to the different objects for which it is employed, is variously known as the registering magnet, the local circuit, the marginal circuit, the repeater, etc." Professor Horsford places the date of this discovery in the year 1835, but Morse himself, in the statement quoted above, assigned it to the early part of 1836.

All along the side of the cliff, as far as could be seen in both directions, the ice did not touch it, but there was this marginal crevasse seven feet wide and of unknown depth.

The American conveyance only witnesses that the grantor conveys the property therein described, which, or part of which, was conveyed to him by such a one by a deed of such a date, and a marginal note states the volume and page where the deed thus mentioned is to be seen.

A number of "marginal" states began to develop; some of them even built their own cities.

To this he adds, in a marginal note, "A instead of an is now used before words beginning with u long.

See a marginal note under Rule 14th, at p. 570. OBS.

[*] The ASTERISK, or STAR, [Dagger] the OBELISK, or DAGGER, [Double dagger] the DIESIS, or DOUBLE DAGGER, and [||] the PARALLELS, refer to marginal notes.

(See the marginal note in §3d.

The word "pandemonium," in the marginal notes of Book i. Essay, page 10.

and marginal glosses by Edward F. O'Day.

& marginal glosses; 24Nov31; A47689.

Edited with an introd., notes, marginal summary & enlarged index by Edwin Cannon.

SEE Stone, Herbert L. STONEQUIST, EVERETT V. The marginal man; a study in personality and culture conflict.

From these volumes we have the pleasure of reproducing a selection of Sir RABINDRANATH'S aphorisms and fantasies, accompanied in each case by the KAISER'S marginal reflections: "I cannot choose the best.

[Marginal Note: A new supply of foure Hollandish ships sent this last spring 1599.

[Marginal note: An intent of the marchants of Amsterdam to send more ships the next spring 1600.]

[Marginal Note: The course which the fiue ships tooke after they were separated from their three consorts about the Cape of bouona esperanza.]

4, note {342} under marginal lemma, "The memory of Commodus declared infamous.

Prefixed to the translation are some commendatory verses signed 'I. H.', in a marginal note to which we read: 'This Comedy was Translated long ago by M. I. S. and layd by, as also was Pastor Fido, which was since Translated and set forth by Mr. Rich. Fanshaw.'

The revised version calls the attention of English readers to this latter influence, in the marginal rendering of "Tartarus" for "Hell" in 2 Peter, 11: 4.

If the force acts parallel to the axis of growth, the tracheids are more likely to be displaced if the marginal cells of the medullary rays are provided with weak walls that are readily compressed.

"Even as the sparrow findeth an house, and the swallow a nest for herself where she may lay her young, so I seek thine altars, O Lord of Hosts, my King and my God."Psalm lxxxiv., Marginal Translation.