intolerable,"but I know now that you, who are to be my husband, and who have brought wisdom into one kingdom, and piety into another, have brought love into the third kingdom: and I perceive that this third magic is a stronger and a nobler magic than that of the Apsarasas.

" For because of the geas that was on him to make a figure in the world, Dom Manuel had unpacked his two images, and after vexedly considering them, he had fallen again to modeling in clay, and had made a third image.

"Very willingly," says Raymond Bérenger; and told them they could have his third daughter Sancha, with a thousand marks.

" "It's clar that it means you, Cass, ez much ez if they'd given your name," added a third.

Miss Nellie murmured something confidentially to the third button of his hunting-shirt.

THE THIRD DECADE ILLUSTRATIONS CARDINAL ASCANIO SFORZA From the Medallion by Luini, in the Museum at Milan.

The voyage to Egypt proved a tempestuous one, and it was the twenty-third of December when the storm-beaten vessel safely entered the port of Alexandria, after a narrow escape from being wrecked on the rocky foundations of the famous Pharos of antiquity.

After crossing two courts he found himself in a third, where sat the Sultan upon a marble dais richly draped and cushioned.

Under the same title this summario is published in the third volume of Ramusio, Delle Navigationi et Viaggi.

From this island, Columbus put to sea the third day of the ides of October.

The third day of the ides of October the Spaniards left the island of Ferro, which is the most distant of the Canaries from Europe, and put out upon the high seas in seventeen ships.

In less time he passed by another island discovered next day, and which, without stopping, he dedicated to St. Martin, and the following day still a third island came into view.

From the Court of Spain, the third day of the calends of May, 1494.

According to Columbus, Hispaniola is the island of Ophir mentioned in the third book of Kings.

A certain peasant planted a foot of wheat about the calends of February, and wonderful to say, in the sight of everybody he brought into the town a bunch of ripe grain on the third day of the calends of April, which fell in that year on the eve of Easter.

The first, which the natives call Junua, lies towards the east; the second, which borders on it and extends to the west, is called Attibinico; the third lies to the north and is called Iachi, while the fourth, Naiba, lies to the south.

Accompanied by his force he crossed this valley, which was in no place more elevated than the first one, and thus he reached the third mountain which had never been ascended.

One opinion was that neither ship nor cargo should be condemned; the third that both ship and cargo should be condemned.

The fate, however, of the ship itself was of interest to third parties only in so far as its disposition involved the rights of neutrals whose goods were on board.

" I come now to the evil, as it has been proved to arise in the third case; or to consider the situation of the unhappy victims of the trade, when their painful voyages are over, or after they have been landed upon their destined shores.

The counterpart of the evil in its third branch is to be seen in the conduct of those, who, when these miserable people have been landed, purchase and carry them to their respective homes.

And the third was, "A Dialogue between an Ethiopian and a Christian, his Master, in America."

But soon after the work just mentioned was out, and when Mr. Sharp was better prepared, a third case occurred.

The third was Dr. Paley, whose genius, talents, and learning have been so eminently displayed in his writings in the cause of natural and revealed religion.

The first copy was sent to the King through Lord Carmarthen, and the second and the third, through proper officers, to the Queen and the Prince of Wales.