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The figures on the tractor were taken at the high price plus freight. The depreciation and repair items are not so great as the report sets them forth, and even if they were, the prices are cut in halves which would therefore cut the depreciation and repair charge in halves. These are the figures: COST, FORDSON, $880. 3,840 acres at $880; depreciation per acre .221
Many of these institutions have since become greatly renowned, and they contribute a large share, at the present day, to the éclat which surrounds this celebrated city, and which makes it one of the most splendid and renowned of the European capitals. See map on page 221.
These municipalities represent an aggregate population of 29,244,221 out of a total of 294,361,056, leaving 265,134,722 inhabitants scattered upon farms and in 729,752 villages. The city population, however, is growing more rapidly than that of the country, because of the efforts of the government to divert labor from the farms to the factories.
Templeton; and with him came a fair, a blooming, and healthful girl to contrast her own drooping charge. Though but a few weeks older, you would have supposed the little stranger by a year the senior of Alice's child: the one was so well grown, so advanced; the other so backward, so nipped in the sickly bud. * See "Ernest Maltravers," book v., p. 221.
The immense gains that have come to society through philanthropy and social organization, as well as through the channels of industry, would have been impossible without the sympathetic activity of the so-called upper class. 221. =Who Belong to the City Aristocracy?= Most of those who belong to the upper class are native Americans.
If Johnson was thinking of him, he differed widely in opinion from Gibbon, who describes North as 'a consummate master of debate, who could wield with equal dexterity the arms of reason and of ridicule. Gibbon's Misc. Works, i. 221. On May 2, 1775, he wrote: If they turned out Lord North to-morrow, they would still leave him one of the best companions in the kingdom. Ib. ii. 135.
*220 Q. Why does God require a temporal punishment as a satisfaction for sin? A. God requires a temporal punishment as a satisfaction for sin to teach us the great evil of sin, and to prevent us from failing again. *221 Q. Which are the chief means by which we satisfy God for the temporal punishment due to sin?
221 O King! The breezes of the grace of the All-Merciful have transformed these servants and attracted them unto His Holy Court. “The witness of a true lover is upon his sleeve.” Nevertheless, some of the outwardly learned have troubled the luminous heart of the King of the Age concerning these souls who revolve round the Tabernacle of the All-Merciful and who seek to attain the Sanctuary of true knowledge.
These particulars, with others which he afterwards gave me, as also his celebrated letter to Lord Chesterfield, which he dictated to me, I reserve for his Life. BOSWELL. See ante, i. 221, 261. See ante, ii. 326, 371, and v. 18. It is the third edition, published in 1778, that first bears this title. The first edition was published in 1761, and the second in 1762.
This argument disappears in later editions. Ibid. p. 217. Political Economy, p. 221. De Quincey makes a great point of this doctrine, of which it is not worth while to examine the meaning. Political Economy, p. 221 n. Ibid. p. 336. Ibid. p. 337. 'Essay upon the Circumstances which determine the Rate of Wages' , p. 113.
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