Not until it became apparent that the new labor-power only needed training to reach a high grade of proficiency, did County Councils establish, at government expense, technical classes for girls and women.

"Don't forget it, Parker," Skinny called earnestly, "I actually need it!" Carolyn June and Skinny stood on the porch and watched the car climb the grade and out on to the bench.

About 1830 Bulwer was in his early successes; about 1840 Dickens was the rage of his day; about 1850 Thackeray had taken his high grade; and it was about 1860 that George Eliot's power appeared.

It requires a very high grade of mental and moral power to do without such helps, and it may be that you are not strong enough to succeed without them;I do not know your possibilities yet, Gilbert, and neither do you know them yourself!" Gilbert looked rather nonplussed.

All possible degrees of perfection have come into being, including sin and error, which represent the lowest grade.

Making sure of arithmetic, teacher's guide to accompany grade eight.

Scott, Foresman & Co. (PWH); 8Jan64; R329315. Graded arithmetic tests, 1-10. 8th grade.

of the pupils who enter the first grade do not reach the eighth grade; forty-nine per cent.

We were pulling slowly up a stiff, nasty grade, when all at once a loud crash announced the demolition of some of the internal machinery of our car.

But the result was the same; feudal government, a graduated system of jurisdiction based on land tenure, in which every lord judged, taxed, and commanded the class next below him, of which abject slavery formed the lowest, and irresponsible tyranny the highest grade, and private war, private coinage, private prisons, took the place of the imperial institutions of government.

And as a less expensive oil will do for the engine we therefore use two grades of oil.

When a height of land cuts the landscape, I wonder whether one could find an easy down-grade for the track across the summit.

Powell Sight Feed Lubricator (class "A") especially adapted to traction and road engines owing to the sight-glass being of large diameter, which prevents the drop touching the side of glass, while the engine is making steep grades and rough uneven roads, made by The Wm.

Under this provision congress has established three grades of "inferior" United States courts, the Circuit Courts of Appeal, Circuit Courts, and the District Courts.

The practice of raising fancy grades became fairly common after 1830, with the result, however, that for the following decade the exports fell again to about eight million pounds a year.

We continued up the grade until we came onto the main road left by us when we descended into Doane's Valley.

In academic terms this means that in order to attain a grade of 95 in college you will have to work much harder than you did for that grade in high school, for here you have not only more difficult subject-matter, but also keener competition for the first place.

Through every ramification of the complicated system of government, recommendations and testimonials play the greatest rôle,the first necessary step for advancement being the completion of the university studiesAnd by public functionaries must not be understood merely those holding high civil or military grades.

Supplementary material for piano; connecting the first and second grades.

The old road was through the Shaker village and contained grades which rendered it impossible for teams to draw any but the lightest loads.

Congress revived for him the grade of lieutenant-general, and the conqueror of Vicksburg and Chattanooga received the honor on March 3, 1864, the first on whom the full rank had been conferred since Washington.

Here, then, we have the two extremes: first, spending more money than the expected traffic will warrant, to cut down hills and fill up valleys; and second, introducing grades so steep that the amount of traffic does not authorize the use of engines heavy enough to work them.

Mr. Eddy also ate his worn out moccasins, and all felt a renewal of hope upon seeing before them an easier grade which led to night-camp where the snow was only six feet in depth.

Let us listen to the popular moral consciousness, which distinguishes three grades of moral recognition.

Suddenly, just as they cleared the bridge, and began to mount the opposite grade, there came a sharp report, sounding so close at hand the chauffeur clamped on his brake, and glanced anxiously over the side of the car.