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The Company's vessels left only at what was supposed to be the most favourable season for rounding the Cape of Storms, as the Cape of Good Hope was designated by the early adventurers. One of the ships which were to sail with the next fleet was the Ter Schilling, a three-masted vessel, now laid up and unrigged.
"In fact, I've a very good forgetting of my own, and am more apt to get names wrong than right." "Mrs. Schilling must have an odd taste for names," said Elsie. "Yes, she's a manufacturer of them; and very proud of her success in that line." Miss Stanhope was a great lover of flowers, very proud of hers, cultivated principally by her own hands.
"I am Schriften, one of the pilots of the Ter Schilling," continued the man; "and I'm come he! he!" and he looked hard at Amine "to take you away from love" and looking at the buffets "he! he! from comfort, and from this also," cried he, stamping his foot on the floor as he rose from the sofa "from terra firma he! he! to a watery grave perhaps.
"You know he dares not come to you," said the messenger, Schilling, president of the National Manufactured Food Company, sometimes called the Poison Trust. "If he did, and it were to get out, there'd be a panic." "Probably," replied I with a shrug. "That's no affair of mine.
For several of his early years he was well known as a boy-soprano, whence he graduated into what he calls the "usual career" of organist, pianist, and teacher of the voice. In 1895 and 1896 he acted as the assistant conductor to Anton Seidl in the Brighton Beach summer concerts. He learned harmony of Frederick Schilling.
He transferred the bathroom label to the adjoining bedroom door, which happened to be that of Frau Hoftath Schilling, and this morning from seven o'clock onwards the old lady had a stream of involuntary visitors; she was too horrified and scandalized it seems to get up and lock her door.
These signs can be produced by the deviation of a magnetic needle, as Laplace pointed out, or by causing an electro-magnet to attract soft iron, or by chemical decomposition, or any other sensible effect of the current. Ampere developed the idea of Laplace into a definite plan, and in 1830 or thereabout Ritchie, in London, and Baron Schilling, in St. Petersburg, exhibited experimental models.
Elsie smiled, but again gently but firmly declined. "Please don't tempt me any more, Mrs. Schilling," she said; "for it is a temptation, I assure you." "Well, p'raps you'll like the next course better," rejoined her hostess, moving on. "She's a splendid cook and the cake is really nice," remarked Lottie King in a low tone, close at her friend's side.
Below he had black plush breeches, light-blue worsted stockings, shoes, and broad silver buckles; round his waist was girded, with a broad belt, a canvas apron, which descended in thick folds nearly to his knee. In his belt was a large broad-bladed knife in a sheath of shark's skin. Such was the attire of Mynheer Kloots, captain of the Ter Schilling. He was as tall as he was corpulent.
Apart from him the Italian literature of the day is rich in descriptions of wars and strategic devices, written for the use of educated men in general as well as of specialists, while the contemporary narratives of northerners, such as the 'Burgundian War' by Diebold Schilling, still retain the shapelessness and matter- of-fact dryness of a mere chronicle.
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