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Looking out at the landscape, I was conscious again, of a blurring sort of 'flitter,' that came either from the light of the ponderous-swinging sun-stream, or was the result of the incredibly rapid changes of the earth's surface.
W. had one or two interviews with Grevy, which resulted in his remaining at the Foreign Office, but as prime minister.
These excesses will always exist; they are inherent in the human constitution, resulting from the very nature of man; they are an inevitable sequence of his physical structure, and his intellectual life.
The Colonel returns and announces the result to ESTELLE, who swoons, or at all events, makes an admirable feint of so doing.
For my part I always tried to follow that policy which would best bring about the most useful result with the least damage.
The small flask of cordial and the three glasses, one clean and the others showing signs of having been used, were next taken up, but with no result for the defence.
To the number of the year (e.g., 1833) add 1; then divide the sum thus resulting by 19 and the remainder is the golden number; if there be no remainder the golden number is 19. EPACTS AND NEW MOONS.
The army was hot for battle, and as confident of the result as the Guard at Austerlitz or McClellan at Malvern.
Mr. Spalding said: "I cannot say that I am at all surprised at the result at Stockholm.
They did, but with no better result than before.
He came back inscrutably, but within a week his results on aerial photography were public property.
When he awoke there were the sisters again; and day after day they spent their combined efforts in keeping him on his back and forcing him to take his medicine, the only appreciable good resulting therefrom being the fact that with this tax upon their devotion the old ladies came once more to regard Abe as the most precious possession of the Home.
Mathematics may be compared to a mill of exquisite workmanship, which grinds you stuff of any degree of fineness; but, nevertheless, what you get out depends upon what you put in; and as the grandest mill in the world will not extract wheat-flour from peascods, so pages of formulae will not get a definite result out of loose data.
The question of production is best examined under various headings and the results under the old Admiralty organization compared with those under the new, although comparison is admittedly difficult owing to changing conditions.
He quietly awaited further results before going in.
When it became possible to adopt the system of bringing merchant ships in convoys through the submarine zone under the escort of a screen of destroyers, this system became in itself, to a certain extent, an offensive operation, since it necessarily forced the enemy submarines desirous of obtaining results into positions in which they themselves were open to violent attack by depth charges dropped by destroyers.
The whole of the next afternoon was spent in a careful examination of desks and boxes, but with no result beyond the discovery that Mugford owned a cord waistcoat which he had 'never had the moral courage to wear.
A.G. Spalding, John T. Brush, Frank De Hass Robison, Charles H. Byrne and A.H. Soden were prominent members of the National League to bringing this result about.
To study grand generalizations about government, before attending to such of its features as come most directly before us, is to run the risk of achieving a result like that attained by the New Hampshire school-boy, who had studied geology in a text-book, but was not aware that he had ever set eyes upon an igneous rock.
But where the external changes are either such as are fatal when experienced by the individuals, or such as act on the individuals in ways that do not affect the equilibrium of their functions, then the readjustment results through the effects produced on the species as a whole: there is indirect equilibration.
Nor could either Congress or the Court have reached a definite result without an appeal to force.
Superficial burns which involve a large part of the surface of the body, generally have a fatal result due to shock.
The German tactics took no account of human life, but expended it in the most reckless manner, with appalling results throughout the drive.
He asked me if I would be kind enough to write out a statement of the result after the manner of Dr. HAYES, Prof. ROGERS, and others who have examined these waters and testified that they would cure everything but hydrophobia.
The result among the poorer classes of natives was blank illiteracy.