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But a movement by the tramp had quickly brought the dog back to his more desired victim. "If you will just tie up that dog, sir," said the agent, "and come this way, I would like to show you the Meltinagua pear, dissolves in the mouth like snow, sir; trees will bear next year." "Oh, come look at the Royal Sparkling Ruby grape!" cried Euphemia. "It glows in the sun like a gem."
Pure dextrine is an insipid, odorless, yellowish-white, translucent substance, which dissolves in water almost as readily as sugar. As stated above, it is easily converted into dextrose, or glucose, as it is usually named. This glucose is often sold under the name of sugar, and is the same against which so many of the newspapers waged such a war a year or two ago.
Without transition between two terms in consciousness, two objects of attention, the loss of the feeling of personality takes place according to natural psychological laws. It is no longer a mystery that in intense experience the feeling of personality dissolves. One point, however, does remain still unexplained, the bliss of self-abandonment.
At first, the advocate's wife adorned herself only to come to church, and always came in some new sumptuosity; and instead of thinking of God, she made God angry by thinking of her handsome gentleman, and leaving her prayers, she gave herself up to the fire which consumed her heart, and moistened her eyes, her lips, and everything, seeing that this fire always dissolves itself in water; and often said to herself: "Ha!
Such ecstasy of willing self-sacrifice raises its subject above all fears and dissolves all hindrances. It may be wrought out in uneventful details of our small lives, and may illuminate these as truly as it sheds imperishable lustre over the lovely figure standing in the palace court, and waiting for life or death at the will of a sensual tyrant. The scene there need not detain us.
The present ministry is beaten; it dissolves the Chamber and brings on a general election in order to prevent the coming ministry from calling one; but it does not expect a victory. If it were victorious in these elections, the dynasty would be in danger; whereas, if the ministry is beaten, the dynastic party can fight to advantage for a long time.
When the chica is subjected to distillation, it yields no sensible traces of ammonia. It is not, like indigo, a substance combined with azote. It dissolves slightly in sulphuric and muriatic acids, and even in alkalis. Ground with oil, the chica furnishes a red colour that has a tint of lake. Applied to wool, it might be confounded with madder-red.
Sorrow for Andrews Prepare for Trial Charges and Specifications Plan of Defence Incidents of Trial Encouragement Not Allowed to Hear Pleading Lawyers' Plea Seven Tried Mitchel Dissolves the Court Tied Again A Saucy Reply Advantage of Sickness Fry Deceived Revolting Inhumanity Fry's Capture Starve to Atlanta Taunts of the Mob Atlanta Prison A Kind Jailor.
With other fish, such as skate and sardines, with the flesh of frogs and tree frogs, the meat simply dissolves into a porridge. Hashes of slug, Scolopendra or praying mantis furnish the same result. In all these preparations, the dissolving agent of the worms is as much in evidence as when butcher's meat is employed.
Providence in mercy permits the union of families long to remain unbroken; and, at length, in mercy too whatever the suggestions of despondency dissolves it. The parent expires, and the children follow; till, perhaps, the name only survives, like a tree bared to the storm of winter thrown down by the blast, and at length rotting into dust.
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