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For example, in the description, on page 263, of the savages who lined the perilous channel in a half-moon, where the European ship lay, we find the afterthoughts are added so naturally, that they would carry conviction to any judge or jury:
Both the military and political state of affairs warranted this neglect of rules. By Kempenfeldt's attack upon De Guichen's convoy, and the following gale in December, 1781. See p. 408. Kerguelen: Guerre Maritime de 1778. Letter of De Grasse to Kerguelen, dated Paris. January 8, 1783. p. 263. See pp. 366, 426. See Map IV. of the Atlantic Ocean, p. 532.
But I may have a letter this afternoon Sure it will bring me no bad news. Ib. i. 263. See Boswell's Hebrides, Sept. 21, 1773. See ante, ii. 75. ante, April 10, 1775. See ante, March 21, 1776, and post, Sept. 19, 1777. The phrase 'vexing thoughts, is I think, very expressive. 'Why art thou then cast down, my soul? What should discourage thee?
By a sudden and unexpected inroad, they seized that nobleman at Stirling; but finding that his friends, sallying from the castle, were likely to rescue him, they instantly put him to death. The earl of Marre was chosen regent in his room, and found the same difficulties in the government of that divided country. * D'Ewes, p. 213, 238. Digges, p. 152. * Spotswood, p. 263. Digges, p. 156, 165, 169.
It is about 263 feet long inside, and 48 feet wide, with the aisle 104 feet wide in all. Its height is about 99½ feet. Each bay is divided into two main divisions of almost equal height; the upper half, consisting of the triforium and clerestory, being only about 2 feet longer than the lower, which consists of the main arches.
School for Scandal Padlock 281 6 0 March 14th. School for Scandal Deserter 263 18 6 16th. Hamlet Belphegor 160 19 0 19th. School for Scandal Belphegor 261 10 0
The generally accepted official report of the National loss is: in Grant's army, 1,437 killed, 5,679 wounded, and 2,934 missing, making a total of 10,050; in Buell's army, 263 killed, 1,816 wounded, and 88 missing making a total of 2,167. The two armies aggregated 1,700 killed, 7,495 wounded, and 3,022 captured making total, 12,217.
260 Wayside grass, love the star, then your dreams will come out in flowers. 261 Let your music, like a sword, pierce the noise of the market to its heart. 262 The trembling leaves of this tree touch my heart like the fingers of an infant child. 263 This sadness of my soul is her bride's veil. It waits to be lifted in the night. 264 The little flower lies in the dust.
Statutes of the Realm, iv, Pt. ii, 968-9. Cardwell, Doc. Ann., i, 189 ff. Dr. Pilkington's will, Surtees Soc., xxii, Append., p. cxxxviii. Ibid., p. cx ff. Kelke's will of 1583, on p. 230. Also Wills and Inventories, Surtees Soc., xxxviii, Pt. ii, passim. Surrey Wills in Surrey Arch. Coll., x , passim. Ibid., 263.
None is more like it than the mosque of Touloun, at Cairo, built in A.H. 263; and that of Ammer, situated between Cairo and Old Cairo, upon the spot where Fostat once stood: it was built by Ammer Ibn el Aas, in the first years of the conquest of Egypt; it has an arched fountain in the midst, where at Mekka stands the Kaaba; but is only one-third as large as the mosque of Mekka.
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