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It is like the 'portio mollis of the seventh pair, eluding the eye, but existing in sufficient substances for the performance of its important functions. We have frequent cases of 'Ozaena' in old dogs, and sometimes in those that are younger. The discharge from the nostril is abundant and constant, and sometimes fetid.
He presented one hand to Magde, and the other to old Mr. Lonner, who exclaimed with glistening eyes: "Welcome, welcome, Mr. Gottlieb. Ragnar intended to write you to-day, and I just told Magde we are able to discharge one part of our debt, but the other can never be repaid." "Enough, enough, good father Lonner, I too was influenced by a selfish motive but pardon me, where is Nanna?"
London was still true to him; only a few days after the appearance of the "Absalom and Achitophel" the Middlesex Grand Jury ignored the bill of his indictment, and his discharge from the Tower was welcomed in every street with bonfires and ringing of bells.
It was said that there was a stormy scene in the Piper household that evening. The judge had demanded that Delaware should break off her acquaintance with Sparrell, and she had refused; the judge had demanded of Sparrell's employer that he should discharge him, and had been met with the astounding information that Sparrell was already a silent partner in the concern.
Sir: Hon. Edwin M. Stanton having been this day removed from office as Secretary for the Department of War, you are hereby authorized and empowered to act as Secretary of War ad interim, and will immediately enter upon the discharge of the duties pertaining to that office. Mr.
As assistant general manager, I feel that it is working injury to the organization, and I hope that before it is too late that, in fact, immediately, you will discharge Torrance and drop this idea of getting outsiders to come in and install a new accounting system." "You're altogether too sensitive, Harold," replied Compton. "It is no reflection on you whatsoever.
"No, indeed!" exclaimed Mr. Ringold, "and I wish you all success." "It's going to be a dark night," remarked Blake, a little later, as he and Joe were on their way to the lighthouse. It was early evening, but the sky was clouding over and a wind was coming up that sent the big billows bounding up on the sand with a booming noise like the discharge of distant cannon.
This was my disposition, which was not the most pious in the world nor yet the wickedest, for I was fully determined to discharge all the duties of my profession faithfully, and exert my utmost to save other souls, though I took no care of my own.
The icy slope gradually lowers itself towards the outskirts, and then terminates abruptly in a mass about 2000 feet in thickness, the great discharge of ice taking place through certain large friths, which, at their upper ends, are usually about four miles across.
I'd a good deal rather not have seen you, but since you are here you may as well discharge your commission, and when you've done that you can go. 'I've got a letter for you, Paul. It's from poor dear Madge, and I'm bound to say that I think she's beastly ill-used, and very unfortunate. 'Doubly unfortunate, said the camper-out 'unfortunate in a brute of a husband and a cad of a brother.
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