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N. and H. i. 74. Lamon, 92, 93, has the best account of this famous encounter. Ford, Hist. of Illinois, 88. Ford, Hist. of Illinois, 81. See anecdote in The Good Old Times in McLean County, 48. "The jerks" was the graphic name of an attack not uncommon at these religious meetings.
But the difference of refraction between the upper and lower limbs increasing also in that ratio gives 48 minutes 30 seconds for the horizontal refraction. Temperature of the air minus 35 degrees, a light air from the westward, very clear.
"One of 48,000 times, which should bring the moon within an apparent distance of five miles; and, in order to be visible, objects need not have a diameter of more than nine feet." "So, then," cried J. T. Maston, "our projectile need not be more than nine feet in diameter." "Let me observe, however," interrupted Major Elphinstone, "this will involve a weight such as "
48. =To boil Spinach.= Wash and trim one quart of green spinach, put it into a sauce-pan holding at least three quarts of boiling water, and three tablespoonfuls of salt, and boil it rapidly, with the cover off, until it is tender enough to pierce easily with the finger nail, which will be in from three to seven minutes, according to the age of the spinach; then drain it in a colander, wash it in cold water, thoroughly drain it again, and chop it very fine, or pass it through a sieve with a wooden spoon; put it into a sauce-pan with enough Spanish sauce or brown gravy to moisten it, season it with a saltspoonful of salt, and half that quantity of white pepper, and heat it until it steams; arrange the tongues in a wreath on a hot platter, put the spinach in the centre, and pour the gravy in which the tongues were heated, over them.
"My knowledge of that life is small, The eye of faith is dim; But 'tis enough that Christ knows all, And I shall be with Him." "Where neither moth nor rust doth consume, and where thieves do not break through nor steal." MATT. vi. 20. "Where their worm dieth not, and the fire is not quenched." MARK ix. 48.
To stimulate popular enthusiasm in the war the Ollivier Cabinet had accordingly authorized the playing and singing of the long-forbidden "Marseillaise," which, although it was well-remembered by the survivors of '48, and was hummed even by the young Republicans of Belleville and the Quartier Latin, proved quite a novelty to half the population, who were destined to hear it again and again and again from that period until the present time.
A similar measure was reported favorably out of committees but lost in the Lower House by 41 ayes, 48 noes, and no action was taken by the Senate. A resolution to submit a woman suffrage amendment was held up in committees. The Senate passed a School suffrage bill by 27 ayes, 10 noes, but there was no action in the House.
Upon members of the Cabinet having been impeached by the National Council, the Provisional President may remove them from office, but such removal shall be subject to the reconsideration of the National Council. Art. 48. The Judiciary shall be composed of those judges appointed by the Provisional President and the Minister of Justice.
The agreement secures to the Government the principal and interest of said bonds, amounting to $58,812,715.48.
Adolphus, Duke of Cambridge 43 Son. 8. Charlotte, Queen-Dowager of Würtemberg 51 Daughter. 9. Princess Augusta 48 Daughter. 10. Princess Elizabeth 47 Daughter. 11. Mary, Duchess of Gloucester 41 Daughter, 12. Princess Sophia 40 Daughter. 13. William, Duke of Gloucester 41 Nephew. 14. Princess Sophia of Gloucester 44 Niece. 15. Charles, Duke of Brunswick 13 Great nephew.
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