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At the time, and under the conditions, specified, the conjoined attraction of sun and moon an attraction sufficient to sway millions of tons of water, in the spring tides is superadded to the centric gravity of the earth, the triple force, at the moment of midnight, tending toward the nadir, or downward.

"Some say He bid His angels turn askance The poles of Earth some ten degrees or more From the sun's axle; they with labour pushed Oblique the centric globe,... ...to bring in change Of seasons to each clime; else had the spring Perpetual smiled on Earth with verdant flowers, Equal in days and nights."

A reg'lar 'centric but a reg'lar brick, cutting a wide swathe as he goes. He's a tip-topper; and he's a sort of tough too a sort of a kind of a tough. Well, it's none of my business. Get up!" he added to the horse, and turning round in the road with difficulty, he drove back a mile to the Tavern Marochal for his beer and mutton and white whiskey.

He rang his bell, but I didn't like to go up; and so he came down to ask Ellen for something. We had quite a nice little chat that we had. I told him it was my birthday, and he asked me and Ellen to go to Madame Tussaud's with him this afternoon." She laughed, a little self-consciously. "Of course, I could see he was 'centric, and then at first he spoke so funnily.

Then we had dinner, and you weren't there, and everybody asked for you and everybody wondered where you could be; but Hester said you were a sort of 'centric girl, and that you was grown up and we needn't fret; and Nan said you was nothing if you wasn't unexpected; so nobody fretted, and I kept my secret locked up tight.

To account for every new appearance, every deviation from circular perfection, a new cycloid was supposed, till all the simplicity of the original hypothesis was lost in a complication of epicycles: "The sphere, With centric and eccentric scribbled o'er, Cycle and epicycle, orb in orb."

Even the "'centric" Richard, who visited the cottages of the poor, carrying soup and luxuries of many kinds, accompanying them with the most wholesome advice a single man ever gave to families and the heads of families, whose laugh was so cheery and spontaneous, and face so uncommonly grave and sad at times, had a faculty for manner.

Even the "'centric" Richard, who visited the cottages of the poor, carrying soup and luxuries of many kinds, accompanying them with the most wholesome advice a single man ever gave to families and the heads of families, whose laugh was so cheery and spontaneous, and face so uncommonly grave and sad at times, had a faculty for manner.

This is the reason why levity was banished from scientific inquiry, and why, when the field-concept was created by the genius of Faraday, it did not occur to anyone that with it the way was opened to comprehend field-types other than the centric one characteristic of gravity and kindred forces.

"No trouble of that sort." And Bunting said shamefacedly, "Aye, aye, the lodger was quite an honest gentleman, Joe. But I feel worried, about him. He was such a poor, gentle chap not the sort o' man one likes to think of as wandering about by himself." "You always said he was 'centric," said Joe thoughtfully. "Yes, he was that," said Bunting slowly. "Regular right-down queer.