When I left Lisbon at half-past seven A.M. there was no demonstration such as had greeted my arrival; but at the first halting-place a man stepped out from a little crowd on the platform and shouted "Viva Machado dos Santos!

Viva a Republica Portugueza!"and

Effective workVIS VIVA.

He seeks as far as possible to liberate the motion which is absorbed in the working of the machine, and to use it as VIS VIVA.

Poi che 'l suo annello Angelica riebbe, Di the Brunel l'avea tenuta priva, In tanto fasto, in tanto orgoglio crebbe, Ch'esser parea di tutto 'l mondo schiva: Se ne va sola, e non si degnerebbe Compagno aver qual più famoso viva; Si sdegna a rimembrar the già suo amante Abbia Orlando nomato, o Sacripante.

Nominations in the town meeting should be viva voce, elections by secret ballot.

Legislation should be primarily on the initiative of the selectmen or ward council, and voting should be viva voce.

With the exception of a beautiful blackboard in a narra frame, scarcely ever used, since there was still written on it the viva that had appeared on the opening day, no furniture, either useful or useless, was to be seen.

Of the two purposes given above to be subserved by the use of the ballot rather than by viva voce voting, the first is too commonly not realized.

The vote is viva voce on the call of the roll, each member when his name is called pronouncing the name of his choice for speaker.

The vote is viva voce, and the term is "until their successors are chosen and qualified"usually about two years, though all are subject to removal at the will of the house.

But if no person has received such majority, the joint assembly proceeds to choose, by viva voce vote of each member present, a person for senator.

This is sometimes called voting viva voce.

The Pazzi faction in the city, meanwhile, hoping that all had gone well in the Palazzo Vecchio, as well as in the cathedral (as they thought), were running through the streets calling "Viva la Libertà!" to be met with counter cries of "Palle!

Many, saith Phavorinus, that loved and admired Alcibiades in his youth, knew not, cared not for Alcibiades a man, nunc intuentes quaerebant Alcibiadem; but the beauty of Socrates is still the same; virtue's lustre never fades, is ever fresh and green, semper viva to all succeeding ages, and a most attractive loadstone, to draw and combine such as are present.

Viva, viva la padrona!

Viva, viva la padrona!

Tutta bella, e tutta buona, La padrona è un' angiolella Tutta buona e tutta bella; Tutta bella e tutta buona; Viva! viva la padrona!

Tutta bella, e tutta buona, La padrona è un' angiolella Tutta buona e tutta bella; Tutta bella e tutta buona; Viva! viva la padrona!

The last tune that Maria Louisa was here the people surrounded the inn where she resided and hailed her with cries of Viva I'Imperatrice!

Even his maiden work, Thoughts on the True Estimation of Vis Viva, 1747, betokens the mediating nature of its author.

The question under discussion was whether the measure of vis viva is equal, as the Cartesians thought, to the product of the mass into the velocity, or, according to the Leibnitzians, to the product of the mass into the square of the velocity.

It originally stood in the centre of the plaza, where it was planted with sacred ceremonials, and where amid ringing cheers of "Viva Mexico!"

<pb id='244.png' n='1958h2/A/1610' /> CUMMINGS, E. E. [* graphic symbol *] (Viva) Seventy new poems.

SEE Donauer, Friedrich. COOPER, JOHN A. Viva Villa.