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Well, Junot, when I am Jupiter I'll reward you." Later on, discovering his error, Bonaparte made a memorandum concerning Junot, which was the first link in the chain which ultimately bound the stenographer to fame as a marshal of France.
SIZE AND CONFIGURATION OF BRAIN, or the theory of the localization in different organs of the brain of the corresponding faculties of the mind. THE BRAIN is the key-board of the body. It is an error to claim that it is the exclusive organ of intelligence.
"Now, cousin Eloise," her breath came a little faster with the thronging thoughts for which her vocabulary was insufficient, "error does try to cheat people so. Just think how kind you were inside all the time, though you wouldn't smile at me. You're willing to make Anna Belle a scarf.
Boges grew pale at these words; Cambyses, however, shook his head as if the idea did not please him, and said: "Whom am I to believe then, if the eyes of my best warriors fail them? and who would wish to be a judge, if testimony such as yours is not to be considered valid?" "Evidence quite as weighty as ours, will prove that we must have been in error."
It was an error of political strategy to place the convention after those of the two great parties in the expectation that both would stand on a gold platform.
Little good will be done, if you say to a child, That is wrong, this is right, unless you enable it to perceive the error of the one and the truth of the other. It is not only due to the child as a rational being that you should act so, but it is essentially necessary to the development of its intellectual faculties.
And so the reward came at last, as come it always does, to the true, the faithful, the pure, and the loving if not in this world, assuredly in the next and the great error of their lives stood corrected. But what a lesson for the heart! Oh, is there a more fearful consummation of error in the beginning of life than a wholly discordant marriage!
When I was ready to dress, I had a hundred yards' walk on the bank before I could reach my clothes. At the first step, fully ten thousand nau-naus landed upon me. At the second step I was walking in a cloud. By the third step the sun was dimmed in the sky. After that I don't know what happened. When I arrived at my clothes, I was a maniac. And here enters my grand tactical error.
She saw that they could not have reached a different conclusion, and also that the error must call forth extraordinary measures of revenge.
The "probable error" of the English result, published in 1887, was less formidable, yet the details of the discussion showed that no great confidence could be placed in it. The sun's distance came out 92,560,000 miles; while 92,360,000 was given by Professor Harkness's investigation of 1,475 American photographs. Finally, Dr.
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