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See Professor Buckland's Bridgewater Treatise, vol. i. Introduction, pp. 1, 2. See Mitchell's Three Expeditions in Australia, vol. ii. p. 13. See Oxley's Journal, pp. 103, 244. Changes of this sort in the seasons, affecting so powerfully the appearance of whole districts, cannot but have a proportionable effect on particular spots.
Lord Dufferin said, with his natural acuteness, "It is interesting, and forcibly written, but one feels he is not a safe guide. As they say of the mansions of Ireland, 'they are always within a hundred yards of the best situation, so one feels that Froude is never quite in the bull's- eye in the view he gives."* * Lyall's Life of Dufferin, vol. ii. p. 244.
This great extent of sea-board is divided into twelve districts with in all 244 stations. Of these 182 are on the Atlantic, forty-nine on the lakes, and twelve on the Pacific. Many of the stations are closed during the fine months of the year; their crews being disbanded till the winter gales again summon them to their heroic and dangerous work.
They made 244 volumes; but the plays were not included, and many slighter miscellanies did not seem to be there; and the posthumous work on cookery was certainly not there; and of course there was no effort to collect everything from "Le Mois," "La Liberté," and the half dozen other journals he edited or wrote in; so that I doubt not the writings of this illustrious man, if ever brought together in a complete edition, would make at least 150 works of 300 or 400 stout volumes.
'A slave endeavoring to entice another slave to runaway, if provisions, &c. be prepared for the purpose of aiding in such running away, shall be punished with DEATH. And a slave who shall aid the slave so endeavoring to entice another slave to run away, shall also suffer DEATH. Law of South Carolina; Stroud's Sketch of Slave Laws, 103-4; 2 Brevard's Digest, 233, 244.
See Cockburn's Memorials for a good notice of this. Stewart's Works, iv. 345. Lady Holland's Life of Smith, ii. 388. Cause and Effect, pp. 184-87. Cause and Effect, p. 197. Ibid. p. 239 seq. Ibid. p. 244. Ibid. p. 150. Ibid. p. 357. Cause and Effect, p. 313. Cause and Effect, p. 482.
It was stipulated that five cells, weighing in all 244 lb., should give out 120 ampere-hours of electric intensity; and that at the conclusion of the test there should remain a voltage of 1·7 volt per cell. Very great improvements in the construction of electric accumulators are to be looked for in the near future.
The population of Canada East or Lower Canada in 1844 was made up as follows: French Canadians, 524,244; English Canadians. 85,660; English, 11,895; Irish, 43,982; Scotch, 13,393; Americans, 11,946; born in other countries, 1329; place of birth not specified, 4635. In the reform movement in Upper Canada there were a multiplicity of leaders and a constant shifting of groups.
These dances of hers will prove such dances that she will spurn our heads off like footballs, but it will not be long ere her head will dance the like dance." More's Life of More, p. 244. The composition of the commission is remarkable. When Fisher was tried, Lord Exeter sate upon it.
As a guide to one's thinking, and as integrators of one's subconscious intuitions and resultants, such concise formulae certainly have much value, especially when, as here, clearly and ably expounded in the text proper. Tufts College. ABNORMAL PSYCHOLOGY. Isador H. Coriat. Pp. xvi and 428. 2d Ed. Moffat, Yard & Co., 1914. $2.00 net. MENTAL MEDICINE & NURSING. Robert Howland Chase. Pp. xv and 244.
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