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April 11, 1643, he says he had completed sixty years . On Easter-day 1644 he reckons sixty-one years . He acquaints us in his Poems , that he was fifteen when he went first to France: he went there in 1598; and speaking of Easter 1614 he informs us he was then one-and-thirty. From all these different calculations it is manifest that Grotius was born in 1583.
Then I was three year at Mellstock, and I've been here one-and-thirty year come Candlemas. How much is that?" "Hundred and seventeen." chuckled another old gentleman, given to mental arithmetic and little con- versation, who had hitherto sat unobserved in a corner. "Well, then, that's my age." said the maltster, em- phatically. "O no, father!" said Jacob.
The past, I have related as faithfully as I have been able so to do. The future is with God; to whom belongeth power, and glory, for ever and ever! The End. : The writer left a blank for this regiment, and now inserts it from memory. It is probable he is wrong. : Edward, Duke of Kent, was born November 2, 1767, and made a peer April 23, 1799; when he was a little turned of one-and-thirty.
For a woman of one-and-thirty to have her husband for a lover, and her lover for a foil, is a gift of the gods. So she took it with the sun and green water, and wine-bright air. Let the moralists battle it out with the sophists: it did her a world of good. Macartney fell easily into habits, and was slow to renounce them.
Between a struggling journalist of one-and-thirty, and an M.D. of twenty-five, with a brilliant record behind him, and a career of exceptional promise before him, a close friendship is however permissible. My introduction to Cyril Harjohn was through the Rev. Charles Fauerberg. "Our young friend," said the Rev. Mr.
And although for one-and-thirty years long I have been able to live down such things with silence, well-doing, and truth, still do I now find myself compelled in this my advanced old age and infirmity to make some utterances in defence of myself and those belonging to me, however much against my heart and inclinations."
Whenever she might be able to get about again, however, she would find herself in the streets, with the task of beginning life anew at one-and-thirty years of age. "She never behaved unkindly to me," resumed Cecile. "I pity her with all my heart, and I have been to see her. I am taking her a little chocolate now. Ah! if you only saw her little boy! he is a perfect love!"
For one-and-thirty awful days we have been at it, and whilst I doubt if our human endurance could have stood it much more, I am quite sure the dogs could not.
His son, he affirmed, had resembled him amazingly from his earliest babyhood. Harry would be one-and-thirty next July, he declared. Proper age to get married with a nice, sensible girl that could appreciate a good home. He was a very high-spirited boy. High-spirited husbands were the easiest to manage.
With bracelets, bonbons, and other gewgaws for your interesting friends, I must say your enjoyment of this prospective Twenty-fifth of December is somewhat reduced. When a man has skated over the frozen surface of society a little matter of one-and-thirty years, it is just reasonable to hope he has reached that desideratum known as years of discretion.
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