Then, I crossed to the left of the passage, to see whether there might be any continuation of the path.

Thus, there are six openings from the pharynx; the oesophagus being the direct continuation from it to the stomach.

But the lane which is the straight way and its continuation in the footpath across Swanscombe Park is undoubtedly the line of the Roman road and in all probability the route of Chaucer.

But not for many minutes, for, where the old road which leads to the Bear Grotto also begins to ascend, the new route strikes up to the right, and continues with an easy gradient to the point where it forks (24 miles), the continuation to the right leading to Eaux Chaudes, and the branch to the leftwhich we followedto Eaux Bonnes.

For the close of her history see its continuation by Ariosto in the present volume.

Our Christmas festival is nothing but a continuation under a Christian name of this old solar festivity; for the ecclesiastical authorities saw fit, about the end of the third or the beginning of the fourth century, arbitrarily to transfer the nativity of Christ from the sixth of January to the twenty-fifth of December, for the purpose of diverting to their Lord the worship which the heathen had hitherto paid on that day to the sun.

Sunaparant is owned by a mine owner and hence protection of corporate interests, rather than the fostering of Konkani, has played a big role in Bhembre's continuation as Chief Editor at Sunaparant.

Being an old trader myself, I have appreciated every word of it and look forward for the continuation with much interest.

Please have the kindness, therefore, to proceed and to send me the continuation at the earliest possible moment.

Loders, a mile farther, and Uploders, a continuation on the other side of the Dorchester railway, are worth a visit.

Writing to Murray in 1822, he says: "It is not impossible that I may have three or four cantos of 'Don Juan' ready by autumn, as I obtained a permission from my dictatress [the Countess Guiccioli] to continue it,provided always it was to be more guarded and decorous in the continuation than in the commencement."

When, for instance, we speak of the School of Milan, what we mean is the continuation through Lionardo da Vinci and his pupils of the Florentine tradition, as modified by him and introduced into the Lombard capital.