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That we might gather such a community around us, whose moral and religious training and bent of life might render it safe and proper to impart secular instruction. "6th. That we might be able to break up all tribal distinctions and animosities, and cement all who came to us, from whatever tribe, into one common brotherhood. "7th.
Considerable conquests had been made, and his territories enlarged on every side. An advantageous peace was at last concluded, where he had given the law. The allies were so enraged against each other, that they were not likely to cement soon in any new confederacy.
Do you think anything could keep me away with the sweetest girl in the world waiting for me here?" "I know," she smiled, a little drearily. "It sounds foolish, but I think of that dreadful man." We had been following the cement promenade on top of the wall. I led her across it to the landward side, from which we could look down into the yard of a prison.
But in electrical house-warming, for which a white heat is not required and in which the necessary protection from the air can be secured by embedding the conveying medium in opaque solid material, the problem becomes much simpler, because strong metallic wires can be used, and they may be enclosed in any kind of cement which does not corrode them and which distributes the heat while refusing to conduct the electric current.
"I think we'll manage," Rob replied, "because we have canvas and cement and all that sort of thing. But her rail is broken quite across." "She'll been good boat," said Moise, smiling; "we'll fix heem easy." So saying, he took his ax and sauntered over to a half-dead cedar-tree, from which, without much difficulty, he cut some long splints.
Each, in fact, was to the other a perpetual freak show, with no charge for admission. And if anything had been needed to cement the alliance it would have been supplied by the fact that they were both collectors. They differed in collecting as they did in everything else. Mr.
The prison quarters are cells built entirely of cement, with two barred windows well above the ground to light the chamber, which is of ample size. Right to Make Complaints. The camp commandant makes a general inspection every day. Every prisoner has the right to step forward and make his complaints.
I was curious enough to go over, and I picked my way carefully through the maze-like network of wire to see what it might be. When I came close I saw it was a bit of cloth, and immediately I recognized the tartan of the Black Watch the famous Forty-second. Mud and blood held that bit of cloth fastened to the wire, as if by a cement. Plainly, it had been torn from a kilt.
From a painter's point of view, the scene of this great city, about which he has pictured so much, is somewhat disappointing. There is such an absence of anything suggestive of palaces and streets. Frankly, the ruins of the cement works at Frindsbury are, pictorially, far more suggestive.
The duty of France was now in their opinion to withdraw from these mad schemes as soon as possible, to make peace with the House of Austria without delay, and to cement the friendship by the double marriages.
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