In the sacramental lights of the ceremonial candles of the great altar, flashing back from the marvelous Pala d'Oro, she saw only Marco waiting for herto whom her father, beloved and trusted, was leading her with her heart's consent.

E. The country of the genuine rhubarb has been described by the great Russian traveller Palas, as situated on the river Selingol, not far from the town of Selinga, which falls into the Chattungol, Hoang-ho, Choango, or Karamuren.

The beloved child of Barzan-pala-kura, the king who first organized the country of Assyria, who purged his territories of the wicked as if they had been ..., and established the troops of Assyria in authority.

Ashur-dapur-Il, King of Assyria, son of Barzan-pala-kura, King of Assyria, took down this temple and did not rebuild it.

Next day he went out to look at his traps, but found that he had caught, not a wild chicken, but a big lizard (palas [107]) with pretty figured patterns on its back.

How the Lizards got their Markings One day the Chameleon (palas ) and the Monitor-lizard (ibid ) were out in a deep forest together.

La he puesto en la pala.

Yo llevaré mi pala grande.

The third route, the center one between those I have described, leads to Pala.

We passed through Pala, with its ancient mission of that name, and its horde of Indian inhabitants.

Leaving Pala, we followed the main road along the left bank of the San Luis Rey Riverwhere the San Diego Highway Commission is now doing work, which will, when finished, bring one to Warner's ranch by an easy gradeuntil we had gotten a few miles into the Pauma rancho.

"All that | walk on | foot or | ride in | chariots, All that | dwell in | pala |-ces or | garrets.

Leastways the ole man I know was a member of the Cat Clubtook a lot o' prizes at the Crys'l Pala..." "I think we'd better run this little bit, Corp'l," my guide said suddenly.

The lower part of the straw which remains standing is cut later, while the rest, which goes with the grain, is hauled off in baskets to the threshing floor and there in an airy place is winnowed with a shovel (pala) from which perhaps the chaff (palea) takes its name.