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By Richard R. Montgomery. 528 Driven Adrift; or, The Trip of the Daisy. By Capt. Thos. H. Wilson. 529 Rob the Waif. A Story of Life in New York. By Howard Austin. 530 The Wildest Boy in New York; or, Saved at the Brink. 531 Bushwhacker Ben; or, The Union Boys of Tennessee. By Col. Ralph Fenton. 532 The Night Riders of Ravenswood. 533 Phil, the Boy Fireman; or, Through Flames to Victory.
There are no statistics of the value of the property after 1842, though in April of 1843 Padre Jimeno reports 2382 cattle, 529 horses, 2299 sheep, 220 mules and 18 asses, 1032 fruit trees and 11,907 vines. In November of that same year the bishop appointed Presbyter, Resales, since which time the Mission has been the regular parish church of the city.
There is no place where the professors of religion are, that is free from offence and scandal. Iniquity is so entailed to religion, and baseness of life to the naming the name of Christ, that 'All places are full of vomit and filthiness. 'Ah! Lord God, this is a lamentation, that a sore disease is got into the church of God. p. 529.
The old boy gazed about at the swarms of people, many of them with red buttons, the women with red ribbons or sashes; he gazed at the decorations the huge flag and the long red streamers, the banner of the Karl Marx Verein, and the banner of the Ypsels, or Young Peoples' Socialist League of Leesville, and the banner of the Machinists' Union, Local 4717, and of the Carpenters' Union, District 529, and of the Workers' Co-operative Society.
Pedagogical Seminary, December, 1916, Vol. XXIII, pp. 550-569. Report of the U.S. Children's Bureau, 1917. Fowler, W. Warde. The Religious Experience of the Roman People. 504 pp. Macmillan. London, 1911. Fustel de Coulanges, Numa Denis. The Ancient City. Trans. from the latest French edition by Willard Small. 10th ed. Lee and Shepard. Boston, 1901. 529 pp. Gautier, Emile Théodore Léon.
Long before 529, the date of the closing of the Greek schools, Greek influence was introduced in the East in Asia and Africa. The whole movement goes back to the days of Alexander the Great and the victories he gained in the Orient. From that time on Greeks settled in Asia and Africa and brought along with them Greek manners, the Greek language, and the Greek arts and sciences.
With this view of the honesty of their own officials, no one else could be expected to have a better opinion of them; and England allowed France and Belgium thenceforward to find all the capital and all the materials for Spanish railways. The total amount of subventions actually paid by Government up to December 31, 1882, was £24,529,148.
Because he has shown by his figures that although Massachusetts has a male population of 529,244, her voting population is only 175,487, being a percentage of twenty-nine, while Indiana, with a white male population of 693,469, has a voting population of 280,655, being about forty per cent. Why is this difference?
Samnium had recovered from the severe wars of the fifth century: according to the census of 529 it was in a position to furnish half as many men capable of arms as all the Latin towns, and it was probably at that time, next to the -ager Romanus-, the most flourishing region of the peninsula.
Cf. 73 haud scio an melius Ennius, 'probably Ennius speaks better'; also 74 incertium an hoc ipso die, 'possibly to-day'. Roby, 2256; G. 459, Rem.; H. 529, II. 3, 20, n. 2. QUAM DIXI: = de qua dixi, as in 53. SATURITATE: the word is said to occur nowhere else in Latin. QUIDAM: i.e. the authors of the tertia vituperatio senectutis, whom Cato refutes in 39, 59.
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