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There was really no need, said Mr. Athel, that she should transfer herself immediately to the country, just when everybody was well settled in town. But Mrs. Rossall preferred to go; she was not sure that the juncture had not some connection with her own spiritual life. And she maintained, on the whole, a seemly cheerfulness. Mr. Athel was an Egyptologist of some distinction.
The eminent French Egyptologist, E. de Rougé, connected the name of God, neter, with the other word neter, "renewal" or "renovation," and it would, according to his view, seem as if the fundamental idea of God was that of the Being who had the power to renew himself perpetually or in other words, "self-existence." The late Dr.
"It is connected with a case that you mentioned to us at the hospital about two years ago, the case of a man who disappeared under rather mysterious circumstances. Do you remember it? The man's name was Bellingham." "The Egyptologist? Yes, I remember the case quite well. What about it?" "The brother is a patient of mine.
The two began to walk towards the village along the causeway, and Hope cleared his throat to explain patiently as to a child. "You know that your step-father Professor Braddock is crazy on the subject of mummies?" Lucy nodded in her pretty wilful way. "He is an Egyptologist." "Quite so, but less famous and rich than he should be, considering his knowledge of dry-as-dust antiquities.
Michael Amory was perhaps as a rule the least careful of the digging party, because he was by temperament a dreamer; and his friend, Freddy Lampton, knew that if he was not careful and on his guard he would become "a slacker." Freddy, in spite of his acknowledged ability as a scholar and Egyptologist, was practical and conventional in his methods and mode of living.
My first care in the place was to discover the rampart where the Colonel used to parade with little Clive. Among the native luminaries are Daunou, Duchenne de Boulogne, one of the foremost physiologists of the last century, an immediate predecessor of Charcot in knowledge of the nervous system, Aug. Mariette, the Egyptologist, Aug. Angellier, the biographer of Burns, Sainte-Beuve, Prof.
"What kind of digging?" inquired Peter. "Well, the kind you spoke of the night you came to see me." "Oh, with their hands?" cried Peter with a laugh. "Well, now, let me see " and his glance roved about the room. "There is Mr. Schlessinger, the Egyptologist, but of course he was after mummies, not dirt; and then there is yes that sun-burned young fellow of forty, talking to Mr.
Here, red and unornamented as the house itself, the future Egyptologist was born. The parallel between him and his dwelling was maintained more or less closely to the end. He was the first pledge of affection between his mother and father, and the last also; for shortly after his advent the latter parent, a retired undertaker by profession, failed from this world.
Keen as an Egyptologist for the hieroglyphics of his science, he was soon deciphering the local inscriptions of the glacial period, tracking the course of the ice on slab and dike and river-bed, on every natural surface. The old music sang again in his ear and wooed him back to life.
It was from Thorndyke, and was to the following effect: "I learn from Dr. Norbury that he has recently heard from Herr Lederbogen, of Berlin a learned authority on Oriental antiquities who makes some reference to an English Egyptologist whom he met in Vienna about a year ago. He cannot recall the Englishman's name, but there are certain expressions in the letter which make Dr.
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