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All it takes is a paltry three thousand dolla's, and within ninety days no man can say what its value will be. We can plat it, and within ten days we may have ouah money back. Allow me to draw on you fo' three thou " "But," said I, "I can make no move in such a matter at this time without conference with Mr.
8 These orders if you shall diligently obserue, it will be easie for you to make a plat and perfect description of your discouery, and so shall your notes be sufficient to answere that which is looked for at your hands.
Some fiew were a Shirt of Dressed Skins and long legins, & Mockersons Painted, which appears to be their winters dress, with a plat of twisted grass about their necks.
His dinner had been moderate distinctly moderate and he had watched a refined feast of Lucullus partaken of by a woman who only tasted each plat! "I wonder what she will have to pay for it all?" he thought to himself. "She will probably sign the bill, though, and I shan't see."
"Not much law, but plenty of order, and not the least pretence about it." "The courts " "No courts at all, or at least within sixty miles. Why, we haven't even a town organization not a town officer. There was never even a town-site plat filed." Mr. Ellsworth turned on him suddenly. "Where's your titles?" he asked. "We haven't needed any, so far.
Gilbert was congratulating himself upon having succeeded in learning to plat; and, when he had nearly completed a yard, he retired with John to their tent. This was about 7 o'clock; and I stretched myself upon the ground as usual, at a little distance from the fire, and fell into a dose, from which I was suddenly roused by a loud noise, and a call for help from Calvert and Roper.
But they have two small holes, all round, instead of their eyes, and their mouth is plat also without lips. And in another isle be folk of foul fashion and shape that have the lip above the mouth so great, that when they sleep in the sun they cover all the face with that lip. And in another isle there be little folk, as dwarfs. And they be two so much as the pigmies.
Cibot, in the pride of her heart, enumerated every dish beforehand; a salt and savor once periodically recurrent, had vanished utterly from daily life. Dinner proceeded without le plat couvert, as our grandsires called it. This lay beyond the bounds of Schmucke's powers of comprehension.
Tall houses surround and shut it in on either side, making it close and sombre, and the noises of the great city all about it penetrate here only as a far-away murmur. There is a plat of verdant turf in the centre, bordered by scant flowers and damp gravelled walks, along which shrubs of evergreen and laurel are irregularly disposed.
In 1535 he delivered as Plat lecturer his address, the Encomium Geometriæ, which he followed up shortly after by the publication of a work, Quindecim Libri Novæ Geometriæ.
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