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They are to be sung in a kind of chant, as I judge from the music prefixed to them; and are a kind of commentary on the Scripture, one part being taken up with the book of Revelation. The other volume is the hymn-book in regular use. It contains 1285 pages, of which 111 are music airs to which the different hymns may be sung.
R. Gryffith to Cardinal Wolsey: Ellis, first series, Vol. I. p. 191, &c. Leland, Vol. II. p. 110. Campion's History of Ireland. Leland, Vol. II. p. 111. Campion. Leland. The earl married Elizabeth, daughter of Oliver St. John, while in London. Report to Cromwell, apparently by Allen, Master of the Rolls: State Papers, Vol. II. p. 175. Henry VIII. to the Earl of Surrey: State Papers, Vol.
The necessity of recouping the submarine losses, and of transporting troops and supplies led the United States to adopt a ship-building program that made her the second maritime country of the world. Lloyd's Register of Shipping gives the steam tonnage of the United Kingdom as 18,111,000 gross tons in June, 1920.
He was unable to give the address or business of O'Rourke, Clark, Keilly or Freeman, and admitted that he had never seen any of them save at his own office. He was equally vague as to Hubert, whose New York residence he gave as 111 Fifth Avenue. No such person, however, had ever been known at that address.
The coincidence, which to me seems to be exaggerated by the statement, is explicable by a common relation to previous writers. Brown made the same remark to Mackintosh in 1812. See Hamilton's note to Reid's Works, p. 111. Ibid. The phrase is revived by Professor Stout in his Analytic Psychology. Lectures, p. 210. Ibid. p. 314. See Lect. xi. for a general explanation.
Psalm 111, 4. 5 accordingly says: He hath made His wonderful works to be remembered: the Lord is gracious and full of compassion. He hath given meat unto them that fear Him. For it signifies that the will and mercy of God should be discerned in the ceremony. But that faith which apprehends mercy quickens.
From a collection published by the Early English Text Society, 1868, pp. 182-4, 268. G. A. Coe, The Spiritual Life, p. 210. Les Perles de Saint François de Sales, 1871. Cited by Bloch, p. 111. Davenport's Primitive Traits in Religious Revivals, p. 29. See, for example, Conduct and its Disorders, by Dr. C. Mercier; Psycho-Pathological Researches, by Dr.
S. G. Moore, of Camp Point, 111., who came in the spring of 1857, was brother-in-law to Peter Garrett; and these two men were of one heart and one soul in their aspirations for a larger liberality on the part of Disciples and a better order of things in our churches; but they had to take up the sad refrain so oft repeated: "We have found the Old Adam too strong for the young Melancthon." Dr.
Its measurements were: length, 161 in.; circumference at base, 123 in.; at middle, 111 in.; at apex 7 1/8 in. It weighed 13 lb. and comprised 126 distinct capsules. The photograph presents a candid likeness.
Internal evidence makes it probable that this law was passed in the year 111 B.C., and consequently at the close of that period of comparative quiescence which was immediately followed by the political storm raised by the conduct of the war in Numidia.
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