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Meetings for amusements, conferences, and long visits for general intercourse succeeded, all without attendants or arms; until at length Seleucus took his leave, and in great state conducted Stratonice to Antioch. Demetrius meantime possessed himself of Cilicia, and sent Phila to her brother Cassander, to answer the complaints of Plistarchus.
Phila is a worker in his meetin' house, and a active member, and so is her pa and ma, and she said that there wuz no tellin' how much good he had done.
From the Pennsylvania Packet, Phila., Tuesday, Sept. 10, 1782. "The voluntary Affidavit of John Cochran, of the city of Phila., late mate of the ship, Admiral Youtman, of Phila., taken before the subscriber, the 16 day of July, 1782.
And the light of that moon I spoke on liquefies common sense and a state, putty soft, ensues; but cold weather hardens putty, and I knew that she would git over it. But even as I methought, Phila sez, "I must go to my seat, pa will be lookin' for me."
The symbol itself is found on sculptured slabs and on seal cylinders. See Stevenson, "The Feather and the Wing in Mythology," Oriental Studies of the Phila. Oriental Club, pp. 236-239. Babyl.-Assyr. Geschichte, p. 533. For the sake of convenience it is customary to distinguish between Ashur the god, and the country by writing the latter with a double sh Ashshur. Geschichte, p. 533.
If a woman of unlimited opportunity, in this day of the world, does not know a rail from a humming-bird, what could you expect of my little mother, who spoke only two languages, reared twelve lusty children, and never saw an ocean. So by degrees the Lady Bird of the garden resolved itself into Deilephila Lineata. Deile evening; phila lover; lineata lined; the Lined Evening Lover.
Yes it wuz Phila Ann Henzy, Philemon Henzy's oldest girl, named for her pa and ma, I knew she wuz married in Loontown the week before. I'd hearn on't, but had never seen the groom, but knew he wuz a young chap she had met to the Buffalo Exposition, and who had courted her more or less ever sence.
It is extremely interesting, for example, to discover in one of the account books that in 1775 at Mount Vernon he lent General Charles Lee of Monmouth fame £15, and "to Ditto lent him on the Road from Phila to Cambridge at different times" £9.12 more, a total of £24.12. In later years Lee intrigued against Washington and said many spiteful things about him, but he never returned the loan.
Two vols., 8vo., cloth, $7. sheep, $8; halfmor., $9; half calf, $10. "As this task is a labor of love to Mr. Burton, we are sure of its being well performed." New York Times. "The editor has raked many old pieces out of the dust, while he has drawn freely from the great masters of humor in modern times." N.Y. Tribune. "We do not see how any lover of humorous literature can help buying it." Phila.
Somebody has got to take holt and work as well as pray, if these plague spots and misery breeders are ever purified." "Well, Elder White is doin' all he can," sez Phila.
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