... and then the framework is constructed, preferably of large loose stones laid firmly and neatly on one another with a slight inward incline, so that they may not be likely to bulge and give way when pressure is exerted on the centre. When the soil is filled ...

... reasonest well Else whence this pleasing hope, this fond desire, This longing alter Immortality? Or whence this secret dread and inward horror Of falling into nought Why shrinks the Soul Back on itself, and startles at destruction 'Tis the divinity that stirs ...

... windows open. The adjudicators were well- known medical men representing Heart, Nose and Throat, Lungs and practically every complaint which the human frame is addicted to. There was great rivalry and eagerness and officialdom displayed. I noted Dr. Brighton ...

... due to a lack of support around the arch of the instep in these early years. You can avoid all risk of this troublesome complaint by fitting the kiddies with START-RITE Shoes from the first. An invisible extension of the inside leather stiffener-- too ...

... startles at destruction This longing after Immortality 'Tis the divinity that stirs within us Or whence this secret dread and inward horror 'Tis Ileaven itself that points to the hereafter, Of falling into nought? Why shrinks the Soul And intimates eternity ...

... and sociabilities. Beckford was a creature who loved all beautiful and living things-- except his fellow- man and the true inwardness of his attitude is revealed in the simple phrase in one of his letters Firmly I resolved to be a Child forever. Communings ...

... never had a serious illness in their lives, and some were creaking gates who had always been more or less ailing with minor complaints. Three of them had managed to survive to a green old age with bad hearts which they had been told in middle life would finish ...

... later when the Officer of the Day stopped at the cell door to ask if he had any complaints. At first there was no answer and the officer repeated his question. No complaints, Sir, said Balderton, but er excuse me Sir Yes What exactly is a concubine, Sir ...

... so does the vet. phlegmatically diagnose heel-bug. This complaint, my trainer is fully assured, is nothing to do with any bug and its mani festation in the heel is merely an outward sign of inward revolution. French horses, by the way, are particu larly ...

... addressing ladies. She may at times being human look glum and tired at rehearsal, but so long as she does her work, there is no complaint. But when the curtain rises, she'll have to smile and put some pep into it whatever she feels like, or she'll know about ...

... and consideration for others on the manufacturing interests and town-dwelling classes may be judged from the continual complaints of river poisoning which continue to be made. The most recent case is of the Lancashire river, Ribble, a fine salmon, smelt ...

... Vistula between them selves and the enemy after their left had been turned by the capture of Ivangorod Hs 'Jphere are loud complaints from the Front of a plague of August flies, and a sufferer speaks of the misery of the wounded in a field ambulance near ...