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These researches naturally led to some speculation about the conditions under which auroral phenomena may occur. Observers have variously stated the height at which the aurora borealis attains its greatest brilliancy as ranging between 124 and 281 miles.
The number of those who have small resources in reserve are many times as great, but industrious, frugal, and self-respecting, they manage to take care of themselves. 281. =Causes of Poverty.= It is still more difficult to speak exactly of the relative importance of the causes of poverty.
I am apt to believe that she caused to be forged a letter, which she attributed to Arran. See my 'John Knox and the Reformation, pp. 280, 281, where the evidence is discussed.
Chalmers thought was George Steevens. See ante, iii. 281, and post, May 15, 1784. If this be Lord Mansfield, Boswell must use late in the sense of in retirement; for Mansfield was living when the Life of Johnson was published. He retired in 1788. The fact that Mansfield is mentioned in the previous paragraph adds to the probability that he is meant. See ante, ii. 318.
Probus, however, as accident in his case ordered it, subdued all his personal opponents, Saturninus in the East, Proculus and Bonoses in Gaul. For these victories he triumphed in the year 281. But his last hour was even then at hand. One point of his military discipline, which he brought back from elder days, was, to suffer no idleness in his camps.
The sand, too, brought up with them resembled that of the bed of that river. Hence it is probable that they were carried to the oases by subterranean channels from the Nile. Desor, Die Sahara, Basel, 1871, p. 28; Stoppani, Corso di Geologia, i., p. 281. Barth speaks of common wells in Northern Africa from 200 to 360 feet deep. Reisen in Africa, ii., p. 180.
Before May 15-25, 1669, in fact on April 14, Marsilly had been kidnaped by agents of Louis XIV., and his doom was dight. Here is the account of the matter, written to by Perwich in Paris: Ibid., p. 281. Ibid., p. 285. "W. Perwich to "Paris, May 25, '69. "Honored Sir,
Such a deviation is seen in figure 281, which has three bands, one of which is broad with straight edges, the other with serrate margin and hook-like appendages. In figure 282 eight bands are shown, the marginal broad with edges entire, and the median pair serrated, the long teeth fitting each other in such a way as to impart a zigzag effect to the space which separates them.
Perhaps a reference to Ea. Name for the inhabitants of Babylonla, and then used in general for mankind. Cf. p. 281. IVR. 18, no. 2. Badly preserved. I.e., call upon thee to be pacified. I.e., salute thee. Bel. The strongly fortified city of Babylon is compared to a bolt and the temple to an enclosure. IVR. 28, no. 2. I.e., fly to a safe place. I.e., the sun is obscured. See above, p. 84.
I have found among my papers the following mislaid note on the subject of sportive displays of mammalians, which should have been used on page 281, where the subject is briefly treated: Most mammalians are comparatively silent and live on the ground, and not having the power to escape easily, which birds have, and being more persecuted by man, they do not often disport themselves unrestrainedly in his presence; it is difficult to watch any wild animal without the watcher's presence being known or suspected.
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