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Of this sum the Master, Brethren, and Sisters absorbed with their buildings £4,102 8s. 2-3/4d.; the management expenses Were £909 5s. 6d.; the chapel cost £211 17s. 11d., sundries amounted to £141 6s. 10-3/4 d.; and the useful portion of the expenditure was represented by the sum of £554 9s. 7-1/2 d.
The legs are likewise shorter; and they present this remarkable peculiarity, that in every Aymara measured, the femur is actually shorter than the tibia. On an average, the length of the femur to that of the tibia is as 211 to 252; whilst in two Europeans, measured at the same time, the femora to the tibiae were as 244 to 230; and in three Negroes as 258 to 241.
Look for the number of 'follow the rear-admiral's motions. 'Tis 211, I think." "No, sir; but 212. Blue, red, and white, with the flags. With the lanterns, 'tis one of the simplest signals we have." "We will make it, at once. When that is done, show 'the rear-admiral; keep in his wake, in the general order of sailing. That I am sure is 204." "Yes, sir; you are quite right.
The specific gravity of it, according to Malte Brun, is 1.211, that of fresh water being 1.000. It is perfectly transparent. The applications of tests, or reagents, prove that it contains the muriatic and sulphuric acids. There is no alumina in it, nor does it appear that it is saturated with marine salt or muriate of soda.
The male widow-bird, remarkable for his caudal plumes, certainly seems to be a polygamist. 'The Ibis, vol. iii. 1861, p. 133, on the Progne Widow-bird. See also on the Vidua axillaris, ibid. vol. ii. 1860, p. 211. On the polygamy of the Capercailzie and Great Bustard, see L. Lloyd, 'Game Birds of Sweden, 1867, pp. 19, and 182.
Severus's reign of eighteen years, from 193 to 211, was the only strong one, almost the only one not disgraceful, until 268; by which time the Roman world was in anarchy, split into dozens, with emperors springing up like mushrooms everywhere.
Va. House Del. 1. Burk, Hist. Va. iv. 496-497. Jour. Va. House Del. 10. L. G. Tyler, Letters and Times of the Tylers, i. 81-83, where it is said to be taken from Abel's Life of John Tyler. Peyton, Hist. Augusta Co. 211. Peyton, Hist. Augusta Co. 211. Randall, Life of Jefferson, i. 352. Jour. Va. House Del. 15. Jefferson's Writings, viii. 368; Wirt, 231; Girardin, in Burk. Hist. Va. iv.
This love prevails equally with the evil and the good, and, in like manner, with tame and wild beasts; it is even in some cases stronger and more ardent with evil men, and also with wild beasts, 392. The innocence of infancy is the cause of the love called storge, 395. Spiritual storge, 211. STUDY, what was the, of the men who lived in the silver age, 76.
History of the Life Sufferings of Laud, p. 211, 212. The Puritans, restrained in England, shipped themselves off for America, and laid there the foundations of a government which possessed all the liberty, both civil and religious, of which they found themselves bereaved in their native country. The king had afterwards full leisure to repent this exercise of his authority.
On the 12th, the day he started, we had thunder; on the 13th it was showery, with wind at N.W., and the thermometer at 62 degrees at 3 P. M., and the barometer at 29.742; the boiling point of water being 211.25. Assuming Sir Thomas Mitchell's data to be correct, my position here was in long. 142 degrees 5 minutes E., and in lat. 32 degrees 25 minutes S.
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