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I write this account of the mode of my being transferred here simply that it should be realised how hard it has been for me to get anything out of my punishment but bitterness and despair. I have, however, to do it, and now and then I have moments of submission and acceptance.

The leaves of the plant have more acidity in them than the common; and although not in general use, it is one of the best salad-herbs in the early part of the year: it is propagated in the same mode as the common sort. SPINACH, Spinacia oleracea. -Two sorts of this vegetable are cultivated.

Being unable to speak to the savages, we went through the ceremony of shaking hands, and expected they would depart; but before doing so, Tararo went up to Jack and rubbed noses with him, after which he did the same with Peterkin and me! Seeing that this was their mode of salutation, we determined to conform to their custom, so we rubbed noses heartily with the whole party, women and all!

Grummer, and the body was the body of the same gentleman. Mr. Grummer's mode of proceeding was professional, but peculiar.

Women in the same way acquire, from a supposed necessity, an equally artificial mode of behaviour.

The most expensive parts of this road lie within Pennsylvania and Virginia, very near the confines of each State and in a route not essentially connected with the commerce of either. If it is thought proper to vest this power in the United States, the only mode in which it can be done is by an amendment of the Constitution.

Such was the rule in regard of the text, and such was the instruction as to the mode of notifying any alterations that it might have been found necessary to make. Let us deal first with the direction as to notifying the alterations.

The mode of discovering and proving laws of nature, which we have now examined, proceeds on the following axiom: Whatever circumstances can be excluded, without prejudice to the phenomenon, or can be absent notwithstanding its presence, is not connected with it in the way of causation.

We are sitting in our "parlour," which is bespattered with whitewash and its furniture covered with sheets and paper, and must resign ourselves to a day or two of this mode of living, as parts of the room will most likely have to be whitewashed again. We hope the wind will veer round to the west, so that the room may dry.

These words were spoken in good English, with an accent and a dignity altogether different from the speaker's former mode of speaking; but, before he could proceed, he was saluted, by a rough voice from behind, with the words "I shall thrash you, you skulking vagabond!" And, at the same moment, he was grasped roughly by the collar by Mr.