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The next morning, in the postscript to a note on another subject, he mentioned that he continued of the same opinion as on the preceding day, and subjoined the lines above given. BOSWELL. Cowper also composed an epitaph for Johnson though not one of much merit. See Southey's Cowper, v. 119.
The Germans, who were in danger of being cut off in Souchez, abandoned their positions, and those who had retaken the cemetery, being in the same perilous circumstances, regained by their communication trenches their second line on the slopes of Hill 119. Thus fell Souchez to the French in two days.
But now let us try to go a little deeper, and to find, beneath our actual habits and practice, the very ground and cause out of which they spring. 119. +Proverbs 28:26. "He that trusteth in his own heart is a fool: but whoso walketh wisely, he shall be delivered." The King James Bible. 122. +"Qui est-ce qu'on trompe ici?" This fundamental ground is our preference of doing to thinking.
By meridian altitudes of Mars and Regulus, camp was in south latitude, 28 degrees 58 minutes 50 seconds, and in longitude about 119 degrees 39 minutes East, Yeadie bearing North 172 degrees East magnetic, distant about two miles. 26th.
To go packing; to trudge off on foot. Dic. Canting Crew , 'Hoof it or beat it on the Hoof to walk on foot. Pad the hoof is a yet commoner expression. These and similar slang are still much used. p. 117 finical. According to the N.E.D. the use of finical as a verb is a nonce word only found in this passage. p. 119 lead Apes in Hell. To die an old maid. A very common expression.
The conduct of these princes it is difficult fully to excuse. * Franklyn, p.89, 90, 91, etc. Rushworth, vol. i. p. 119, 120, etc. Parl. Hist. vol. vi. p. 20, 21, etc. See note EEE, at the end of the volume. * It must, however, be confessed, that the king afterwards warned the house not to take Buckingham's narrative for his, though it was said before them by his order. Parl. Hist. vol. vi. p. 104.
We experienced this day the sirocco-like wind of Australia, which comes from the parched deserts of the interior. Clouds of dust were travelling in every direction; and the wind felt as if it had passed over a fire. I afterwards heard that the thermometer out of doors had stood at 119 degrees, and in a closed room at 96 degrees. In the afternoon we came in view of the downs of Bathurst.
In 119 B.C. he was tribune, and had by the measures previously noticed won the reputation of an upright and patriotic politician, who would truckle neither to the nobles nor the mob.
From here following the parallel of north latitude 4 degrees 45 minutes to its intersection with the meridian of longitude 119 degrees 35 minutes east from Greenwich. From here following the meridian of 119 degrees 35 minutes east to the parallel of latitude 7 degrees 40 minutes north.
The figures showing the assessed valuation of taxable property in the State and the receipts and disbursements prior to 1875 are not available, but, taking the figures for that year, the reader can form a pretty accurate idea of what the situation must have been prior to that time. In 1875 the assessed valuation of real and personal property, subject to taxation in the State, was $119,313,834.
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