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"Lower animals, especially the dog, manifest love, reverence, fidelity, and obedience; and it is from these elements that the religious sentiment in man has been slowly evolved by a process of natural selection." By Charles Darwin, M. A., F. R. S., etc. New York, 1871, vol. i. p. 179. The Sense in which Mr. Darwin uses the Word "Natural." We have not yet reached the heart of Mr. Darwin's theory.
Johnson had not so much of bigotry at the decline of life as had distinguished him before, on which account it is well known to all our common acquaintance, that I declined all their pressing solicitations to be introduced to him. Priestley expresses himself ill, but his meaning can be made out. Parr answered Boswell in the March number of the Gent. Mag. for 1795, p. 179.
Without going back further than the year 1829, and without taking into the calculation any but the chief officers of the several Departments, it will be found that provisional appointments to fill vacancies were made to the number of 179 from the commencement of General Jackson's Administration to the close of General Pierce's.
The way in which the woof threading in and out of the warp makes the web is shown at C, fig. 179. Here the woof has been taken once to and fro; a movement called a weft or a course, one way only, goes by the name of a half pass or a shoot.
William, his eminent success in tragi-comedy; 'Spenser, Mr. Edmund, some imitations of his diction censured; 'Cowley, Mr. Abraham, a passage in his writing illustrated. See ante, p. 116. See ante, iii. 425, note 3. Edward Lord Thurlow. See ante, p. 179. In 1778. 'With Lord Thurlow, while he was at the bar, Johnson was well acquainted. He said to Mr.
George Monk. This order, we are told, had an excellent effect on the soldiers." A. C. Bickley's 'George Fox and the Early Quakers, London, 1884, p. 179. The Quakers were at this time just coming into notice. The first preaching of George Fox, the founder, was in 1648, and in 1655 the preachers of the sect numbered seventy-three.
The 120,738 farms owned by Negroes in 1890 increased to 218,972 in 1910, or eighty-one per cent. The value of these farms increased from $179,796,639 in 1900 to $440,992,439 in 1910; Negroes owned in 1910 about 500,000 homes out of a total of 2,175,000. Their total property in 1900 was estimated at $300,000,000 by the American Economic Association.
'The islets, which court the gazer at a distance, disgust him at his approach, when he finds, instead of soft lawns and shady thickets, nothing more than uncultivated ruggedness. Johnson's Works, ix. 156. See ante, i. 200, and iv. 179. In these arguments he says: 'Reason and truth will prevail at last.
Nothing was allowed for 179 mink skins, worth each.40 22 raccoon, worth each.40 28 lynx, worth each 2.00 18 fox, worth each 1.00 106 fox, worth each 1.50 71 black bear, worth each 4.00 16 grizzly bear, worth each 10.00 Arrival of a Strange Sail. Agitation at Astoria. Warlike Offer of Comcomly. Astoria Taken Possession of by the British. Indignation of Comcomly at the Conduct of His Son- in-Law.
Y este Almansa lo hará muy bien, porque es hombre de mucha verdad y recaudo. Y suplico á V. md. no lo ponga en olvido. Perhaps this recommendation was thought suspiciously warm; at any rate, the task was entrusted to Pedro de Almansa, Familiar of the Inquisition at Salamanca. X, p. 176. X, p. 179. XI, p. 271; see also Documentos inéditos, vol.
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