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"Aye, and a dancing mistress too," says the Doctor; "but I own to you I never took a lesson but one or two; my blind eyes showed me I could never make a proficiency." See vol. ii. p.286. Miss Burney writes of him in Feb. 1779: 'He is a professed minority man, and very active and zealous in the opposition. Men of such different principles as Dr.
Thus it was that San José was founded, as before related, on June 11, 1797. The same day all returned to Santa Clara, and five days elapsed ere the guards and laborers were sent to begin work. Timbers were cut and water brought to the location, and soon the temporary buildings were ready for occupancy. By the end of the year there were 33 converts, and in 1800, 286.
The People, however, rebuked the moral cowardice thus exhibited by the Democracy in avoiding a direct issue on the doctrine which Democracy itself had galvanized at least into simulated life, by giving 286 electoral votes to the Republican candidate, to 63 for the Democratic, or in the proportion of nearly five to one.
In 1790 only 3.3 per cent. of the people in the country lived in places of 8,000 inhabitants and upward, and so late as 1840 only 8.5 per cent. In 1850 the percentage was 12.5; in 1860, 16.1; in 1870, 20.9; in 1880, 22.5; and in 1890, 29.2. The year 1880 saw within our borders twenty cities each with a population of over 100,000; 286 each with over 8,000.
It was natural that states so close to the border as Pennsylvania and Ohio should be important in this early development. The Church continued the growth that it had begun several decades before. The A.M.E. denomination advanced rapidly from 7 churches and 400 members in 1816 to 286 churches and 73,000 members by the close of the Civil War.
During this time she, like a true woman, and no ordinary place-hunter, made his devotion to her react upon himself, for the good of his country and to his own honour. She not only counselled him wisely herself, but persuaded him to surround himself with wise counsellors. Athenæum, June 25, 1904. Du Fresne de Beaucourt, Hist. de Charles VII, t. iii. p. 286.
This modification is carried still further in figure 286, where the triangles on each side of the single line are prolonged into oblique spurs, the pairs separated a short distance from each other.
All the accounts of the siege and capture show discrepancies which it seems hopeless to reconcile. Hist. of Algiers, 286. When Barbarossa returned to Constantinople Tunis was forgotten and Minorca alone called to mind: instead of the title of Beglerbeg of Algiers, the Sultan saluted him as Capudan Pasha or High Admiral of the Ottoman fleets.
These sums amounted to 286.50 francs, the amount remaining for food being 215.50 or a little less than twelve sous a day, the amount expended by two of our own seamstresses in New York in 1887, the items being given by the earner. Existence on French soil, whether in Paris, the manufacturing towns, or the provinces, has come to mean something very different from the facts of a generation ago.
A vast number of difficulties similar to those which have been mentioned might easily be cited those given, however, may suffice. There remains, however, to be noticed a very important consideration, which was brought forward in the North British Review for June 1867, p. 286, namely, the necessity for the simultaneous modification of many individuals. This consideration seems to have escaped Mr.
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