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This was the first hint of a thirty-three or thirty-four year period. The falling stars of November did not alone attract the attention of the learned. Similar appearances were traditionally associated with August 10 by the popular phrase in which they figured as "the tears of St. Lawrence." But the association could not be taken on trust from mediæval authority.
Moreover, over thirty-three per cent of the total population of the United States lived in cities of 8000 and over, while nearly one fifth of the total population lived in the thirty-eight great cities. Between 1890 and 1900 the gain in the urban population of the country was sixty per cent, while the gain in the rural population was only fifteen per cent.
To have lived in poverty, in a remote and wild moorland, almost friendless and in continual struggle against sickness, to have been motherless since the age of five, to have lost four sisters and a brother before she was more than thirty-three, to have been sole survivor of a large household, to have passed a life of continual weakness, toil, and suffering and then to be cut off after nine months of marriage, all this touched the sympathies of the world as the private life of few writers touches them.
"Why, this makes you thirty-three, I thought you told me you was only twenty five?" Aaron now looked first at the planter, then at the trader, and seemed perfectly bewildered. "I must see your back, so as to know how much you have been whipped, before I think of buying," said the planter.
In 1693, the first printing press was set up in the city by William Bradford. In 1690, New York contained five hundred and ninety-four houses and six thousand inhabitants. In 1790, one hundred years later, the city had a population of thirty-three thousand. It was not until the beginning of the present century that it commenced that wonderful growth which has given it its present importance.
I have braved the orders of good St. Bartholomew; I would not take the thirty-three baths in the sea, and now I am wretched!” The baron suddenly became aware of the presence of a distinguished and patriarchal looking stranger, who addressed him thus— “You mortals only think of St. Barbara when it thunders.
Thank you; very good; your age is between thirty and thirty-five, with a strong probability that it is thirty-three. Am I right?" "Approximately, madam." "You are unmarried, for married men don't play games like this; they are too sedate." "You reassure me! Am I expected to acknowledge the truth of all your observations?" "You have only to answer my questions, sir." "I am unmarried, madam."
He got up, murmuring, "Just five minutes after nine," and faced his clock. "Ah," said he, "you are doing better than usual. You are only thirty-four minutes wrong. Let me see... let me see.... Thirty-three and twenty-one are fifty-four; four times fifty-four are two hundred and thirty-six. One off, leaves two hundred and thirty-five. That's right."
Early in 1878 he was able to increase the list provisionally to thirty-three, all except hydrogen metals. This rapid success was due to his adoption of the test of length in lieu of that of strength in the comparison of lines. He measured their relative significance, in other words, rather by their persistence through a wide range of temperature, than by their brilliancy at any one temperature.
After having passed thirty-three days in this fine hospital, he judged his health sufficiently recovered, and desired to leave it, in order to go to his family.
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