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GAUSS. A large, and nearly circular walled-plain, 111 miles in diameter, situated close to the N.W. limb, and consequently always foreshortened into a more or less elongated ellipse. But for this it would be one of the grandest objects in the first quadrant.
There is, however, it must be confessed, a difference universally avowed between simply giving to men the appellation which they assume, and the formal acknowledgment of their title to it; nor is any thing more common and familiar in all public transactions. * Whitlocke, p. 110. Whitlocke, p. 111 Dugdale, p. 748.
We had a contest of gallantry an hour long, so much to the diversion of the company that at Ramsay's last night, in a crowded room, they would have pitted us again. Asaph, who comes to every place; and Lord Monboddo, and Sir Joshua, and ladies out of tale. Ib. p. 111. The account that Langton gives of the famous evening at Mrs.
To investigate the ruins, a descent must be made by the staircase to the basement. The Great Bath is a rectangular tank 111 feet by 68 feet, originally lined with lead 1/4 inch thick. It was surrounded with dressing-rooms, from which steps led down to the water. On the left is another square bath with a semi-circular tank at each end, and a series of vapour chambers behind it.
Fragment on Mackintosh, p. 314. Analysis, ii. 42. 'Odd, because Brown was six years younger than Mill. 'Education, p. 6. Analysis, i. 52. Analysis, i. xvii. Ibid. i. 70. Analysis, i. 71. Ibid. i. 78. Ibid. i. 83. Analysis, ii. 42. Ibid. i. 270. Ibid. i. 111. Ibid. i. 362. Analysis, i. 154 n. Ibid. i. 161. Analysis, i. 189. Ibid. i. 163 n. Ibid. i. 266. Ibid. i. 269. Ibid. i. 295.
This rate, among all classes of males, between 20 and 40 years old, in England and Wales, is .92 per cent.: that is, 92 will die out of 10,000 men of these ages, on an average, in each year; but in the healthiest districts the rate is only 77 in 10,000. The mortality among the males of Massachusetts, of the same ages, according to Mr. Elliott's calculations, is 1.11 per cent, or 111 in 10,000.
When the Whig Convention came together in Philadelphia, the differences of opinion on points of principle and policy were almost as numerous as the delegates. The unconditional Clay men rallied once more and gave their aged leader 97 votes to 111 which Taylor received on the first ballot.
This work was published in 1774. Johnson said of Campbell: 'I am afraid he has not been in the inside of a church for many years; but he never passes a church without pulling off his hat. This shows that he has good principles. Ante, i. 418. New horse-shoeing Husbandry, by Jethro Tull, 1733. 'He owned he sometimes talked for victory. Ante, iv. 111, and v. 17.
Negotiations were entered into with regard to the marriage; terms of the contract were proposed; difficulties started and removed; and the two courts, equally insincere, though not equally culpable, seemed to approach every day nearer to each other in their demands and concessions. * Camden, p. 433. Davila, lib. v. Digger's Complete Ambassador p. 84, 110, 111
The real outlet is the Rocher River, which joins the Peace River at the intersection of latitude 59 with the 111.30th degree of longitude, beyond which the united streams are called the Great Slave River.
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