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... is estimated that 3,423 languages are spoken the 1,900 million inhabitants the earth. 3 What is the oldest English book? Jellyfishes in which the body is shaped like a bell or umbrella—e.g. Aurelia aurita, commonly found on the beach. 4 When were separate ...

... bis feet, and * to apeak successful with his enemies in the gate,’ is a far higher type of humanity than a backboneless, jelly-fish kind of person, who has no Church principles worth speaking about.’’ Mr. McLeod says in another place: “Everyone knows how ...

... grinding. attain courage is noble achteTement. sink down into limpness and inrertsbrata acceptance the thlngoaUcdfaw. to moral Jellyfish instead highly organised human being, with bold power resistance and defiance, it to become unworthy, the powers given by ...

... four times the amount of what I earn, I’ll not do another stroke.’” Ex-regimental Paymaster: All right. We are sheep and jellyfish no longer. Tell her to get out ot the situation, we have eager recruits and efficient reserves among the great army of unemployed ...

... cells : and nerve fibres. As they got little higher in th© scale, they found at the end of some of th© tentadcs of these jelly-fish like animals, little spots of pigment or colouring matter, and at the end of others oertain hairs and ' limey depout. 'What ...

... are many and diverse claimants that one la again apt to baffled. But if one aspires anything better than an intellectual Jellyfish must perforce have convictions some sort. As whether other people think them correct or not, does not matter, so long as ...

... upright his feet and to speak successfully with his enemies in the gate,” it far higher type humanity than a backboneless, jelly-fish kind of person, who has definite Church principles worth speaking about. I not believe hiding under a bushel the powerful ...

... chequeret, history of the Division and the fact that nnv usual proportion the electors have shown themselves be 'Somewhat of a jelly-fish order. Natuially they will addiess their arguments expressly to this pitiable invertebrate section, i and make special efforts ...

... circumstances bo of benefit the country, but this present Government, in my bumble ooinion, has neither the backbone* of a jellyfish, or the stability of blancmange. (Hear, bear, and laughter.) Thou have proved conclusively to the people of this country ...

... said he was pleased support the Tvsointion, he honoured Councillor haring the courage to projicse it. di ...

... putting the amendment. The Chairman, after referring to Mr. Mitchell’s complaint that some members of the Hoard were like jelly-fish, and had no backbone in them, said he voted for this minute on Monday, he had given his reasons at that meeting for thinking ...