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Then Rustem awoke, and the Div gave him his choice of being dropped from the sky into the sea, or upon the mountains. Rustem knew that if he fell upon the mountains he would be dashed in pieces, so he secretly chose to fall into the sea; but he did not say so to the Div.
Such was the frequency of those shows, and so great the number of men that were killed on those occasions, that Lipsius says, no war caused such slaughter of mankind, as did these sports of pleasure, throughout the several provinces of the vast Roman empire." Leland's Neces. of Div.
It wes half and between, and so a' said it wud be pleasant for her tae be in her ain country again, aifter livin' in the sooth." Her hearers indicated that Elspeth had not fallen beneath herself, and began to wonder how a woman who had lived in London would fit into Drumtochty. "What div ye think she said tae me?"
"Noo, serjeant, what div ye want me to pit doon?" "Well, I must explain first that I have very little to leave, and no one to leave it to." "What! Nae frien's ava?" "Not one. I have neither wife nor child, brother nor sister.
Did ye see Miss Carnegie rise an' gae oot afore he feenished?" "Div ye mean that, Elspeth?" and her husband was amazed at such penetration. "Noo a' thocht it hed been the heat; a' never held wi' that stove; it draws up the air. Hoo did ye jalouse yon?"
As he said this, he touched Gyges and whispered: "Be as cheerful as you can! don't you see that it's very hard for Bartja to take leave of this world? What were you saying, Darius?" "That I thought Oropastes' idea the only admissible one, that a Div had taken the likeness of Bartja and visited the Egyptian in order to ruin us." "Folly! I don't believe in such things."
'Which Madame does not seem likely to get, observed Vandeloup, dryly, with a glance at McIntosh, who was still pacing up and down the room with an expression of wrath on his severe face. 'Ou, ay, said that gentleman, stopping in front of Vandeloup, with a fine expression of scorn. 'I ken weel 'tis me ye are glowerin' at- -div ye no' ken what's the matter wi' me?
Div a look like an English birkie, or ane o' the gentry? The other passengers, decent people, thus appealed to, murmured negatives, and shook their heads. Merton certainly did not resemble a policeman, an Englishman, or a gentleman. 'Ye see naebody lippens to ye, Merton went on. 'Man, if we were na a' freens, a wad gie ye a jaud atween yer twa een! But ye've been drinking. Tak anither sook!
Apparent Div. of Profits, | Actual Div. of Profits, | Miss V............12 10 | Miss V...........12 10 Self..............12 10 | Self.............20 00 -Private Surplus on the Week, Or say, Self-presented Testimonial. 7 pounds 10s. -Audited, | Passed correct, | H. WRAGGE. | H. WRAGGE The next stronghold of British sympathy which we take by storm is Sheffield. We open the first week in February.
Cf. note, 6: inania honoris. Praeter. Beyond. Hence either besides or except. Here the latter. Fecundum. More than patiens, fruitful even. Proveniunt. Ang. come forward. Fert aurum, etc. This is also affirmed by Strabo, 4, 5, 2, but denied by Cic. ad Att., 4, 16, 7, and ad Div., 7, 7.
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