* RECIPE TO BE TESTED.

It should be hard enough, her work,he was determined on that; her strength and endurance must be tested to the uttermost.

Now he was to be tested in the fires; now he was to meet and make or be broken by a great moment.

The engine was built at the West Point Foundry, and was successfully tested on the Mohawk and Hudson Railroad between Albany and Schenectady on Aug. 9, 1831.

The pieces of ore found on lowest end of the tube, A, were dark colored and semi-fused; part of one of these pieces was crushed fine, and tested; see column I.

The remainder of these black pieces was mixed with the rest of the ore contained in tube, A, and ground and tested; see column II.

The ore in upper tube was all broken up together and tested; see column III.

Some time afterwards the constitutionality of the law was tested in the courts.

Accordingly, the Moor tested Fray Joseph, as he had tested the Abbot and the others, but to no avail, and he was in despair, until one day the secret of his failure was unexpectedly revealed.

Accordingly, the Moor tested Fray Joseph, as he had tested the Abbot and the others, but to no avail, and he was in despair, until one day the secret of his failure was unexpectedly revealed.

Mrs. Rickett tested the iron near her cheek.

For one, like me, it would be vain From glittering heights the eyes to strain; I the truth can only know, Tested by life's most fiery glow.

" The answer to all these is thus: The Doctor did trust in the promise of an unseen God, whom he had tested in the past many hundred times, and who had always been faithful in keeping his promises, and his faith knew that his God would not suffer his own work to fail nor suffer reproach.

I tested myself in the severest waywalked, wrote and liftedafter each exertion I could enjoy perfect rest.

Of his experience, he says in his own words, after having for years thoroughly tested the promises and faithfulness of God: "A succession of crosses was always followed with perpetual blessings, for as sure as adversity led the van, so sure prosperity brought up the rear.

I have seen curious instances of this: one was that of a person by no means unpractised in physical research, who had been himself tested in matching colours.

Our course is to pick a way with the sure-footed beasts and keep the others back till the road has been tested.

Now it is blowing very hard and our small frail tent is being well tested.

The blood of the Crozier Party, tested by Atkinson, shows a very slight increase of aciditysuch was to be expected, and it is pleasing to note that there is no sign of scurvy.

It reveals facts about the relative powers of the candidates in some important intellectual qualities which no testimonials would indicate, and which are often unknown, till tested, to the candidates themselves.

The exact arrangements are difficult to describe without the aid of drawings, but the result is to measure the difference of temperature between the medium to be tested and the atmosphere at the position of the instrument.

With not a spare ounce of flesh on them the rations of the French army are not as rich as oursand tested by long marches down dusty roads, by incessant fighting in retreat against overwhelming odds, by the moral torture of those rearguard actions, and by their first experience of indescribable horrors, among dead and dying comrades, they had a beauty of manhood which I found sublime.

She tested the liquid, rolling up her eyes like a greedy tabby.

They was weighed and tested.

He drew from its cover the heavy rifle I had used last on a leopard hunt and tested its weight.