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In the extensive gardens are a Roman altar found in Chester and a Greek altar brought from Delphi. At Hawarden Castle, seven miles from Chester, is the home of William E. Gladstone, and in its picturesque park are the ruins of the ancient castle, dating from the time of the Tudors, and from the keep of which there is a fine view of the Valley of the Dee.
One or two of them may have some little account dating from old school-fights waiting to be settled but, never mind just as well to forget old scores now. Peer caught sight of Johan Koja, who stole a pencil from him last summer, but, after all, even that didn't seem worth making a fuss about.
That a man should have occupied himself on a Tract on Divorce ere his honeymoon was well over should have written it perseveringly day after day within sound of his newly-wedded wife's footsteps and the very rustle of her dress on the stairs or in the neighbouring room is a notion all but dreadful. And yet to some such notion, if Phillips's dating is correct, we seem to be shut up.
Among other things it boasts some seventeen brasses some dating back to the 15th and 16th centuries an ancient dial, on oaken shaft fast mouldering away and a picturesque wooden belfry surmounted by a vigorously modelled gilt weathercock in capital preservation. On Sevington spire, near Ashford, is a daintily designed vane, dated 1866.
Possibly, the explanation may be found partly in the fact that the roads in one part of the country were generally more ancient than in the other many of them, as we know, dating from a period anterior to the Inca rule and partly to the greater devastations wrought by the European conquerors and their descendants in the neighborhood of the capital and on the most frequented routes.
He was but a youngster the great, old, really white elephant which Yule describes had died some time back, after an incumbency dating from 1806. The "White Elephant" was never ridden now, but the last King but one used frequently to ride its predecessor, acting as his own mahout.
I did not begin by expecting much from the other sex, and I have never been in love with anybody. I wonder if Lisa remembers me. The students were pleasant enough fellows. It must be recollected that I speak of a period dating back before the war of 1870 before there was a German Empire. I soon made a sort of place for myself at the University, and I was tolerated good-naturedly.
The precious advantage is fresh in the memory, dating from that very instant; the mother has but to continue in order to create a method of installation favourable in the highest degree to her and hers. Come, poor Bee! Throw aside your exhausting labours, follow the evolutionists' advice and, as you have the means at your disposal, become a parasite!
I may remark that 1749 was still Old Style in England; but the German Schultz, in dating his expedition on Sunday, 10 Aug. 1749, has used the New Style, then prevalent in Germany. Sunday, 10 Aug. 1749, O.S., was on Thursday, 31 July, 1749, N.S. The York coach-bill cited on the same page is in O.S. Is not "Stäts-Kutsche," in the same communication, a misprint?
The ethical value of such a declaration could not escape the attention even of a Byzantine formalist, and it is interesting to observe that in our oldest Greek manuscript of the Hippocratic text, dating from the tenth century, this magnificent passage is headed by the words 'from the oath of Hippocrates according as it may be sworn by a Christian. Rome Urbinas 64, fo. 116.
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