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In this the number of sections is fifty-nine and the number of slokas composed by the great Vyasa the spreader of the fame of the Kauravas is three thousand, two hundred and twenty. "Then shall I describe the Parva called Sauptika of frightful incidents.
Sura, that giver of honours, will beget a son, the spreader of his race, of the name of Vasudeva, otherwise called Anakadundhuvi. Vasudeva will have a son of the name of Vasudeva. He will have four hands. He will be exceedingly liberal, and will honour the Brahmanas greatly.
In the distance, above the crown of a little hill, I could see the roof of my own home and the barn near it and the cows feeding quietly in the pastures. Harriet and I had the first intimation of what we have since called the "gunsmith problem" about ten days ago. It came to us, as was to be expected, from that accomplished spreader of burdens, the Scotch Preacher.
Insert the notch of the spreader exactly under the top of the arc, and note the spot where the curved end of the former touches the ground. Pass the curved end of the spreader over the peg, bringing the notched end beneath the arc with the notch uppermost.
Chick, our spreader minder, says the young have always got bigger hearts than the old, and she'd sooner trust them than " Mr. Baggs tore a hank through the comb with such vigour that its steel teeth trembled and the dust flew. "Tell Granny Chick not to be a bigger fool than God made her," he said.
Enough will be said up and down this book and going about in the chapters of it of that lucidity which is our author's peculiar merit and the quality which most effectively permits him to play his part as a spreader of ideas and of information. It is a French virtue, we are told, and Mr.
When the aerial was ready to hang up, Charley took a length of wire and made his way across the windrow and up a slender tree that stood on the farther edge of the opening. He fastened one end of the wire to the spreader and the other end he attached to the tree. Lew was duplicating his movements on the other side of the opening.
Now cut off three or four pieces of wire 15 or 20 feet long and twist and solder each one to one of the aerial wires; then slip them through the hard rubber tubes in the leading-in spreader, bring their free ends together as at C and twist and solder them to a length of wire long enough to reach to your lightning switch or instruments. Making a Good Ground.
This is the variety of snare which has been in very common use for ages, and has always been the one solitary example of a noose trap which our "boys' books" have invariably pounced upon for illustration. This loop, which is called the "spreader," should now be laid down flat; and on the upper side of the large end and about an inch from its tip, a notch should be cut as our illustration shows.
But now followed a busy time for all. Under the direction of the young inventor, they began to string the wires from the top of the dead tree, to a smaller one, some distance away, using five wires, set parallel, and attached to a wooden spreader, or stay. The wires were then run to the dynamo, and the receiving coil, and the necessary ground wires were installed.
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