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identifier	question
193109113	( Babington ’s Ancient Cambridgeshire?)
193109113	( See this ably shown in Dr Samuel Davidson ’s Sacred Hermeneutics developed and applied?)
193109113	( lire ’s Dictionary of Chemistry; Philosophical Magazine?)
193109113	) 2; and the corresponding first fluxions being e2xdx and e?xdx — ex2dx-f^ x?dx, the fluents will be|( Px2, and 7}( Px2 —} ex?
193109113	, Z£ df BA 2 1 ° Z’^&ytSates.&rclassBtmx JB1 d?
193109113	,.. we have u=^= n1 — — r; and the dis-\/(m4+( f) r^(l+ q) tance of this perpendicular from the centre, LS= v EL- LP —
193109113	....* 0000 5?}
193109113	1 hat of 185C?, which gives the population at 117,538, can scarcely be considered an approximation.
193109113	103- 7 6- 5 12- 2 27- 6 200 46 29- 6?
193109113	110- 33 T. Pomponius Atticus, i?.
193109113	13- 7 129 75 68- 5 71 10''9 80 56 20 6 47 35- 5 26''7 29- 5 92 31- 7 49 6?
193109113	1440 ‘ 1200 17-t?
193109113	1445- 1509 Philippe de Commines, i7?*.
193109113	14?
193109113	1502 c?.
193109113	1513- 1590 A. de Morales,.9/?.
193109113	1776 c?.
193109113	18- 9 26- 5 996 1 127- 1 99 28 47?
193109113	25.x?
193109113	3, which correspond to the position of the beam nrH?
193109113	32- 6 22- 4?
193109113	3c?, The combination of two or more simple objects or ideas to produce a third, resulting from their union.
193109113	476 Chemistry, sulphuric acid dissolves in the water; the deutoxide of^^^ nitrogen rises into the air of the chamhei?
193109113	59- 6 59 25 95 217- 2 68- 6 32- 2?
193109113	7,9.?
193109113	70- 19 P. Virgilius, i?.
193109113	99- 6 8 533?
193109113	= 19 to''+ 15, a?
193109113	= Ac?
193109113	? C> woo, I;, i tree;/be.Hem if it Irm-.
193109113	? alcula- The above apparatus is certainly well contrived for ef- ion of fecting its object, but seems at the same time rather com- Peyrard.
193109113	? dJtvadd aC?ntS t0 the extreme Otters D and F of fig.
193109113	?, class equally difficult and important; but our limits are already overpassed, and will not admit them.
193109113	After walking some time, he would stop suddenly and ask the question, ‘ What security is there against the insanity of individuals?
193109113	Again there is oil of cinnamon, which yields hyduret of cinnamyle, C18 Hg 02, H, and this by oxidation becomes cin¬ namic acid, C18 H7 03, HO= C1?
193109113	Also draw Ac?, B/| perpendicular to CQ and CP; and draw Cg, Ct, perpendicular to AE, BF.
193109113	And do you, coward page, now dare to aver that you have no lady, and desire to have none?
193109113	And what branch of know¬ ledge have they ever studied but the science of delusion?
193109113	Applying the cui hono principle( who profits by the fraud?)
193109113	Are these of no use?
193109113	Are you not a fair and proper youth?
193109113	As these could have been but a portion of those he preached at the Rolls, it has often been asked what could have become of the re¬ mainder?
193109113	Assuming therefore p= 4, we have to''= 60 — 52= 8; and consequently, since a?
193109113	Brave and generous son, why do you not bind your father ’s hands, that when Caesar comes he may find me unable to defend myself?
193109113	But if so, how could they propagate their religion?
193109113	But of these early records, how small a por¬ tion has escaped the ravages of time and barbarism?
193109113	But who can venture to say what success might have attended his efforts had he acted other¬ wise than he did?
193109113	By this means blockaded all the avenues on the land side of Carthage were shut by sea and Up?
193109113	C H E M Chemistry, cocine, C4H5N04;.eucine, C12 H13 N04; ethylamine, v V''c4 H7 N; phenylamine, C1?
193109113	C6 H4 08?
193109113	CATACHRESIS( Kara against, and XPWL?
193109113	CHERSONESUS, or Cherronesus( from x^po- os or Xeppos, land, and vijo- o?, island), in ancient geography signi- CHE 527 peninsula.
193109113	Can it be Cement- possible that this strange fraternity of priests were really in possession of the telescope?
193109113	Cato raising himself, and looking fiercely at them, “ How long is it, ” said he, “ since I have lost my senses, and my son is become my keeper?
193109113	Chemistry, and phosphoric acid?
193109113	Cherefeddin- Ali, Per.?.
193109113	Do you imagine that without a sword I can not end my life?
193109113	Do you pretend to force a man of my years 11 to live?
193109113	Eng* by G.AUvncui. Edin?
193109113	Eng?
193109113	Equivalent z= 92?
193109113	Equivalent= 71?
193109113	Etui?
193109113	Example.—Required the day on which Easter Sunday falls in the year 1840?
193109113	F. nxi?
193109113	Ferdusi, Per,?.
193109113	Fig. S.JST?
193109113	For example, required the dominical letter of the year 1839?
193109113	HO?
193109113	His first ex¬ ploits consisted in the expulsion of the Peisistratida?
193109113	How can an unknown quan¬ tity be expounded, but in terms of one already known?
193109113	How is their union effected?
193109113	How truly and faithfully have the Brahmins acted up to that rule?
193109113	I S T R Y. act with the same common sense as the Chinese have long Chemistry, exhibited?''
193109113	If some of the privy- council must be trusted and some not, to whom must any gentleman app!y?
193109113	In 1832 the golden number is-L-]\ —\ — 9?
193109113	In Thibet boracic acid occurs in the soil near certain lakes, combined with soda, forming the crude borax of commerce,?
193109113	In like manner, the questions, Why do two elements combine chemically?
193109113	In like manner, the triangles CQS and AQc?
193109113	J The Beshtau( corrupted from Besh Dagh,?.
193109113	J_3<2 JS+ T''^''C X5<3 7+ 16 S?
193109113	Let — — n; 15 15 Let then 2 a;= 15 w+ 6, and a;= 7 «+ 3+ g. n-= n''; then n — 2 n''; consequently a?
193109113	Must he ask who is a cabinet- councillor?
193109113	Nay, we may even ask, how could they live?
193109113	Now what is the difference between them?
193109113	Paris, 1677?
193109113	Permanganate of potash, KO, Mn?
193109113	Pleadings may be written in French or English in Lower Canada, and both languages are spoken in the courts?
193109113	Publislie cLty A,& C.Biac£,Ediabnrg]i. CHINESE LANGLAG E Tirr; t i-t i: T, h: Mj: x r s on r, t v\ PLATE( l AML POCi''’ tEZL?.
193109113	Socrates, Well, what will you do with that?
193109113	Socrates, You mean glass, do not you?
193109113	The difference of these forces, which may be considered as a force applied to the curvilineal element ol, is equal to — gHc?
193109113	The empress,?
193109113	The first year the Carthagi- t£edanS"ian?
193109113	The intercalary years being the second, fifth, seventh, tenth, thirteenth,& c., the remainder, 12, contains four intercalary years, whence a?
193109113	The reign of his successor was* on the\vhole?
193109113	The seventeenth series is again one of volatile bases, Chemistry, of the type of ammonia, and of the general formula( Cn Hn+3) N?
193109113	The whole mass, whatever be the weight, is con¬ ceived to be divided into twenty- four carats?
193109113	Therefore, by equality, Co: C?
193109113	To render as generally ac- cessible as he could the treasures which he had collected?
193109113	Trans?
193109113	Were David and Solomon strangers to this doctrine?
193109113	What other mode, after all, could be imagined for de¬ tecting the presence of light?
193109113	What, then, retains the elements in combination, since we can not sup¬ pose them, after contact, to continue powerfully negative and positive?
193109113	Whenever^01?.e<^ ac''this can not be done without that part opening, it is a con- these^dif ° struction by composition.
193109113	Where, then, can there possibly be any difficulty?
193109113	Why do they unite in fixed and definite proportions?
193109113	Why should it be other¬ wise here than in every other crystallization that we are acquainted with?
193109113	With this clear and incontrovertible inference, how exactly does the historical fact correspond?
193109113	Would it have made any difference?
193109113	X2 ’\32+/5X z ® C t{^++/9X ll- t?
193109113	\ Pelargonic acid C18 H1?
193109113	^ „ pee rfyJ]f. tv?
193109113	^lW-?
193109113	^railni?e ° 6 Hy 06, or C12 Hu 0J2 • Parietine C10 Hg 03 Antiarine C,4 H15 05 Smilacine C15 H13 03 Orcine Ci6 Hn O?
193109113	bx* 4 and hence, f= i+?.A+2.1+il.l+&c s T8^T8 aaT128 C''2 E\ 218 Capillary Action.
193109113	crease in proportion to the attraction of the solid?
193109113	d?
193109113	g z value of y, then= 2-, when a?
193109113	incfaV''-i?
193109113	jo+13 »+13 m — 4?
193109113	or 106?
193109113	or can you bring any reason to prove that it is not base and unworthy of Cato to beg his safety of an enemy?
193109113	or why should we be told that the Chinese would be good sculptors if the art was not prohibited by the government?
193109113	or, are there any conditions that confine the effect within a cer¬ tain limit, however great may be the attraction of the solid?
193109113	qoo aoJ''? rosius> R''History of the World.
193109113	sin ••hi''flu’hoi''ile''r 1 — Fuji?
193109113	un?
193109113	“ Are you not gently born?
193109113	“ The Lusiad. ” 1580 d. Gonsalvo Illescas, 6)?.
193109113	“ What is the matter?
193109113	” said the king, “ what has the bomb to do with what I am dictating to you?
193108325	0?
193108325	1751?
193108325	19, which should be translated “ Vedan and Javan[ perhaps Yemen?]
193108325	665 History, self all the spoils of the late battle, which added to his un-""T?!
193108325	763 Govern- tJve 0f purveyance. ” Nevertheless, what did it amount''"Laws''™ t0 w^len rePresented in money?
193108325	; that when cp is less than ck, fs is greater than/?, and when cq is greater than ck, fr is less than/?.
193108325	; that when cp is less than ck, fs is greater than/?, and when cq is greater than ck, fr is less than/?.
193108325	After they had crossed this bridge, they entered Eleusis by a place called p- vcttikt] eto- oSo?, or the mystical entrance.
193108325	And is it not equally evident, that the barbarian who should pronounce a judgment agreeably to that law, would be the voluntary instrument of murder?
193108325	And who knows but this may come to pass?
193108325	And why art thou terrified at the sight of the holy weed?
193108325	And why?
193108325	Apart from his professional 170 D I?
193108325	At this place H?
193108325	Because tlK?
193108325	Bor- French Academy, and boast that he had given the firstnoulil ‘ demonstration of it?
193108325	But Do?
193108325	But Richard, though only sixteen years of age, with admirable presence of mind galloped up to them, exclaiming, “ What are you doing, my lieges?
193108325	But how is this to be accomplished?
193108325	But if it be so in Gorboduke, how much more in all the rest?
193108325	But is our existence the cause of our thinking?
193108325	But they al-?
193108325	But what follows from this?
193108325	But why would’st thou here longer wish to be?
193108325	But why?
193108325	By Charles Scudamore, M. D.Tvo L^don 181?
193108325	By James Carmichael Smyth, M. D. 4to, Con 1788?
193108325	Can this cockpit hold The vasty fields of France?
193108325	Do they differ in their view of the law or of the facts, or both?
193108325	Dr Lingard goes on to say, “ it is improbable in itself, and supported by questionable evidence. ” Now, where lies the improbability?
193108325	ECSTATICI( ’ E/ co- rartKot, from i&o- rrjfu, I am entranced?
193108325	ENDEMIC, or Endemial( ev amongst, 8r//xo?
193108325	Eightv- nree heads( many of them those of Frenchmen and Al-."f0!?
193108325	Extincto famam ruituro crescere saxo Posse putem, vivo quae mihi nulla fuit?
193108325	For what doth serve all that this world contains, Sith she, for whom those once to me were dear, No part of them can have now with me here?
193108325	Great, aej?.
193108325	Hence the origin of the term phenicin?
193108325	His question was, Would they agree to observe the ancient customs of the realm?
193108325	How can that union which only exists for the sake of a good continue to exist if it is seen to produce evil?
193108325	How could it ever be imagined that confidence for any thing stable could be laid on any thing so unaccountable as the results of ignorance?
193108325	How could it?
193108325	How do we discover that to every magnitude which we caW force is invariably attached a corresponding magnitude of acceleration or deflection?
193108325	How does The bulk of these philosophers are not very anxious it produce about the way in which these motions are produced, nor pressure?
193108325	How is it possible to fix and to unite the opinions of men, but by the agency of evidence?
193108325	Ibis i P?
193108325	If his end is obtained, who shall question his course?
193108325	If not, why may they not he compelled for their own good, and the commonwealth''s advantage?
193108325	If they are nothing but the statement made by the parties, of their respective cases, What is the only object of an intelligent and honest statement?
193108325	In the latter case the experiment was again attempted in France, and what was the result?
193108325	In what respect do these states of the body differ?
193108325	In what then does the magni¬ tude of a velocity consist, when there is no actual measure of it?
193108325	Is it not evident that excess in the quantity of oils is more hurtful to the body than excess in any other article of food?
193108325	Is it not possible that the mode of making it had been known to the Tyrian dyers, but kept by them as a profound secret?
193108325	Is it not visible that the Author of nature has appointed no other means for chaining our arbitrary will?
193108325	Is the source of heat material, and if a material element, is heat a conductor or insulator of ordinary electrical action?
193108325	It is also evident, that because the ratio of ck to/?
193108325	It require*?
193108325	Junius and Menage conceive the Flemish to have borrow''ed their word from the Greek relyo?, trail; but Guichard derives it from the Hebrew daghah.
193108325	Let AECF be another rhombus, whose sides AE and AF bisect the angles BA6 and DAc?.
193108325	Let a body be projected with a known velocity problem offr ° m a given point and jn a gjven direction, and let it be forces?
193108325	Let the angles BA6, DAe?, be bisected by the straight lines AE and AF.
193108325	Magnitude But how shall we determine the velocity in any instant of a velo- or-;u dlly p0int of a motion that is continually changing?
193108325	May not nXix.- Tgo''j( ikiKT^iuvoi Xitioi) come from iXxu, to draw or attract, and a or filament, or^/av, a leaf?
193108325	May not the story Herodotus tells of the source of the Nile from two mountains be an incorrect version of a true statement?
193108325	Mellite?
193108325	Must he enter upon both issues simultaneously?
193108325	Nay?
193108325	Of Douglas ’s original compositions the longest is the Police of Honour?
193108325	Or ing Forces, shall we say that the geometry of Dr Barrow suggested the dynamical theorems to Newton?
193108325	Or may we cram Within this wooden O, the very casques That did affright the air at Agincourt?
193108325	Plow can we know this?
193108325	Quarters ending? Ast March, 2>0th June, 30th Septem- her, and Slszf December 1852{ exclusive of Still- born).
193108325	Ruuscher caused this evidence to be published under the following title; The History of Cochineal proved by authentic docu¬ ments?
193108325	Shakspeare, composing for the amuse- with the Lady Pecunia?
193108325	She contmued r«P-^aH tte taley grown in the vicinit?
193108325	Since or Shufu, these names are found together, particularly in the quarry- aj?
193108325	Sprog og Foredragsmaade, S. 5?.
193108325	That men ought to establish an equality of conditions?
193108325	The Govern¬ ment have mad?
193108325	The con- conductor tinuous and fixed metallic conductors available for build- for ship?.
193108325	The economists come next to the important question, What is the security for the right use of the legislative power?
193108325	The most probable derivation is ala “ land, ” and rWro?
193108325	The mysta?
193108325	The name is compounded of SlttXoos double, ItSo?
193108325	The preliminary question, Are they indeed necessary?
193108325	The question is, what are the interests of the partnership?
193108325	The question still remains, Can they be improved?
193108325	The question, what name wj]i niost properly describe any specitic measure of this class?
193108325	The ques¬ tion is, Are his duties therefore local?
193108325	Therefore IN: KN= 1 IC: Di, or 2IN: KN= IC: D «, and D?
193108325	Therefore T2:* 2= ac X ad X AC2: AC X AD X a
193108325	Therefore the ratio of the velocity in C to the velocity in F is greater than any ratio that is less than that of ck to/?
193108325	These par¬ ticulars may be compared with the “ Chaldean Oracles of Zoroaster, ” as given by Cory in his Ancient Fragments?
193108325	These times will consequently be 20", na and 4i"?
193108325	These were the obvious results of Drake ’s bravery; but who can estimate the moral effect which it had pro¬ duced?
193108325	This Sheffield rais’d — the sacred dust below Was Dryden once; the rest, who does not know?
193108325	This is equal to the element D?
193108325	Those of the nation or not?
193108325	To this periodical he contributed the articles on Heyne ’s Homer, Schweighauser’s/ iMert^w,?, Blomfield ’s Prometheus, and Person ’s Hecuba.
193108325	Toutes les escadres de 1’univers pourraient y mouiller, et, dans le vieux port, elles sont a I’abri des vents 6 6 attd^u?''
193108325	Upon the pression of reality, in what, it may be asked, consists its revival of letters, indeed, the authority of Aristotle was power?
193108325	Was the law of nature with regard to moral evil stronger in his mind than that which religion had imposed?
193108325	What constitutes his power?
193108325	What could the subject expect from a tribunal Govern- of which Wentworth was the president?
193108325	What is there in Paradise But grass, and flower, and green rise?
193108325	What must be the conse¬ quence of their impenetrability, and of the equality and contrariety of action and re- action?
193108325	What power can such prohibition and punishments have against an opinion which tends to despise them?
193108325	What then is the case?
193108325	Whereupon Abraham said to Lot, “ Is not the whole land before thee?
193108325	Which in dark shades seem to deplore my wrongs?
193108325	Why should men accept these burthens, submit to these duties?
193108325	With respect to the form of the conductors//?,/ they are generally plain circular areas, backed^ by small cones, and are about two inches in diameter.
193108325	^ A G E. It is further requisite to the effectual drainage of a town Drainag?
193108325	^ Ai.i_ r* t?
193108325	and that, of course, we ought to be particularly careful in regulating the quantity and quality of the oils we may employ in diet?
193108325	and, in the latter case, with which of the two issues, that of fact or that of law, ought he to begin?
193108325	c, irface to three and one- half acres, and capable of contain- parTlymthelariTo/ chSm iT^tl?
193108325	c}mrac{.er jn ancient Hebrew and Phoenician alphabets, reversed by the Greeks to this position, E, not from the Hebrew?
193108325	fis?.
193108325	following Newton in every step, and using the same subsidiary lines?
193108325	hiyvitTos •XOTOtft.os Nsrxof ’ O*s«vof?
193108325	h»s “"“ l attention to the means above indicated of ventilating house drains"minaTv CriesSrSk- n-''Ilo ”?
193108325	iorces so First, let them be reduced to one direction dlby draw- estl ™ duced ing the perpendiculars B6, Cc, Do?
193108325	iv?
193108325	or may he take first one, and then the other?
193108325	readily grant that matter will continue at rest unless sometion?
193108325	ru]e?
193108325	seith the Lord; either what place is of my restyng?
193108325	tfos, and dWamw??.
193108325	tfos, and dWamw??.
193108325	ungenerous motives?
193108325	we have tried it upon the; arm whmh it, s mte nded gt^e^in P^ to fXel:?
193108325	whe- thir myn bond made not alle these thingis?
193108325	{ History of Embanking and Draining?)
193108325	“ Do you wish to see other effects which characterize the force of opinion?
193108325	“ Then whom will ye have? ” said he.
193108325	“ Who does not know, ” says Grimm, in his Correspondance, “ that nearly a third of the Histoire Philo- sophique of Raynal belongs to him?
193322701	''/nf''tjlijl1^f/ oL/ iry^Uswaljnt, S trait# Jjaltjih WBii?
193322701	( 10,?
193322701	( See Gibbon ’s Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire?)
193322701	( Z?.
193322701	(^ n ° if3 digeste^the''Udv “ Wandrthe?
193322701	, Worrell ferhn w%- b M, tynron I 7''V< W Imohen^^Ld Kirkcu^ijriylit rauhn uUxtc?,,,< s?
193322701	, Worrell ferhn w%- b M, tynron I 7''V< W Imohen^^Ld Kirkcu^ijriylit rauhn uUxtc?,,,< s?
193322701	... 4 geometricus*?
193322701	170?.
193322701	18th, 1 he lurks made a violent sortie from Otchakof, but were repulsed by the Russian yagers, and, after a battle of four-r’. T6 1 uVei?
193322701	29 prenant la precaution de la renouveler au moins une foi?
193322701	290.?
193322701	661 L.4,156,901 three per cent?.)
193322701	7 • l ™ 11?
193322701	?
193322701	?
193322701	? Tien, 1827.
193322701	? es in death of Charles VI.
193322701	? f same genus on the frontiers of Bengal.
193322701	? ’ De^S ® ert and,*/^dessert, Comptes rendus des operations de la Caisse d''Epargne de Paris, 1819- 1857, passim; Lefort, art.
193322701	A question nearly allied is this other; What place is there in eloquence for appeals to the sense of the ludicrous, through wit and humour?
193322701	A single specLen of s. Slilnt?
193322701	Accordingly the question here arises, What should be the place of Refutation?
193322701	And when such are the patriot ’s opinions, — nay convictions,—can it be wrong in an assembly to appoint him public accuser?
193322701	And who can regard with pain a being whose form is light, whose movements are nimble, whose attitudes are graceful?
193322701	And who is there can discover the means of rectifying such inevitable mistakes?
193322701	As he lingered among the ruins, apparently wrapt in study, he would suddenly exclaim, in tones of intense regret, “ Where are the old Romans?
193322701	At an early period of the Christian era, the term Siaffyfo?
193322701	Attack on tht?
193322701	Boswell, to whom many years afterwards Mr Rogers related the circumstance, said truly “ Why did you not go boldly in?
193322701	But f I d dm — MA2, and/(?/2-j- zlfdm — M/ i2; therefore the moment in respect of the new axis is M/ i2+ M/ i2+ 2kfydm.
193322701	But if such was the origin of weeks, how came the great and ancient goddess Tellus to be omitted?
193322701	But k zzeE, and 2M- A- EF zz 2M*eE*EF zz M(eF2 — k?
193322701	But there may be prefixed a notice, that excep¬ tion is to be taken to the answer most commonly given to the question, what is the object of a wish?
193322701	But this greater advance of the lower filaments D i?
193322701	But this opinion will not readily be admitted, when it is considered that the Jews were held in the greatest con- 1 1731?, seven.
193322701	But where was this stress in their Scripture, case?
193322701	Church service usually consists ot the vbzglass, or call to worship; singing of psalms or hymns; the hkte- nia?
193322701	Comparing these with the above equations, we have=/?<* », M^|i=/QA », M^.=/Mm.
193322701	Coronella?
193322701	Could not a man be per¬ mitted any amount of self- indulgence when he kept his eye steadily on the highest theoretical philosophy?
193322701	Did he really live and write at so early a period as Porphyry and Philo pretend?
193322701	Do they differ correspondingly in their mode of operation on those to whom they are addressed?
193322701	Does he introduce us to the period of the civil wars? — Cavalier and Puritan start to life again as they moved before the fight at Naseby!
193322701	Doubtless he would use the word red exactly as I do; but the puzzle is, does he mean precisely the same thing by it?
193322701	During the westerly gales the wind usually begins to blow from the south- east or south- west, and veers round t
193322701	Example, T. reticulatus?
193322701	Has no one, then, dis¬ covered that this may have had its influence on our dra¬ matic status?
193322701	Here we n ° uC?
193322701	How difficult is it, in the narrow compass allowed us for this picture, to do justice even to its prominent outlines?
193322701	How do I know, for example, that what appears to me red, may not be felt by my neighbour to be yellow?
193322701	How is the cure to be found or the distemper prevented?
193322701	How much will it rise if it receives an ad¬ dition which triples its discharge?
193322701	How, then, if at all, by means different from argument, may emotions be got rid of, which would prevent the rise of the desire or volition aimed at?
193322701	I?
193322701	If the dependent fact is known to have occurred, ing Elo-] lovv are we entitled to infer in regard to the condi-^quence^ tions?
193322701	If we now assume dz zz*/(dx?
193322701	If we ought not, between what points is the line of exten¬ sion to be drawn?
193322701	In architecture, it is the In¬ dian, the ancient Russian, the Russo- Byzantine, the re-?
193322701	In between a convention of the clergy which was held at Edinburgh, in j.he C^h(?''
193322701	In some other kinds of writing his genius seems to have wanted fire to attain the point of perfection; but who can attain it?
193322701	In the meanwhile, what had become of Gaston?
193322701	Into the recesses form¬ ed by these pins the yarns were inserted, and motion being R O P E- M A K I N G. matint?
193322701	Is not this superstition then an effusion of gratitude?
193322701	Is our conclusion evidently a dependent fact?
193322701	It had swallowed the stin- hnf en l?
193322701	It is plain that attention is often the result of volition: the knotty question is, whether it is always so?
193322701	It is upward withnm cons‘sts a king- post and two que rubied from%hbUtEWi?"
193322701	It may be asked, what was the secret history of this enormous power, this degraded and implicit obedience?
193322701	It was a style particularly distinguished by the Romans, and called by them “ tuscanicus?
193322701	Maria, by whom he had a son, who died before him, did not live long; and upon her death he jf1^.S,?
193322701	Might I not wash in them and be clean?
193322701	Ne mihi turn molles sub dio carpere, somnos,)?
193322701	Observa- The Po Grande receives no river from Stellata to the tions on sea; ancj jts si0pe jn that interval is found most surprisingly I k?
193322701	Ought we, however, to place under that name the whole theory of literature—-the theory of each and all of its departments?
193322701	Poetry and Persuasive Eloquence pursue for a certain distance the very same track: at what point do their routes necessarily diverge?
193322701	P«2, W62 K+ — H, 9 9 and we have consequently dw_ g( Pa — W&) dt~^K''+W+W For the sake of abridging, let us assume pa U= —^ p^2-yyp?
193322701	Robespierre is now master of the Revolution; but were not these last three who have fallen men also popular?
193322701	So far all is certain; but a question arises, for what was this homage performed?
193322701	That is the state of the law?
193322701	The city of Rome is situated(?.e., the observatory of the Collegio Romano) in N. Lat.
193322701	The commence¬ ment of each of these was marked with an a( dpx7?)?
193322701	The commence¬ ment of each of these was marked with an a( dpx7?)?
193322701	The imbricated turtle( C/?.
193322701	The only question then is, Are the books which we possess the same as those thus reverenced and preserved?
193322701	The only writings of his which will R I C really be found valuable, are his Testament Politique* his Memoirs?
193322701	The question now arises, who were these fierce and indomitable tribes?
193322701	The spotted frog( I?, punctata, Daudin) occurs in the neighbourhood of Paris, though not very common.
193322701	There- W''V AT?
193322701	Therefore, am I to understand that every Irish trustee is liable to an unlimited extent, unless he has limited it voluntarily to the sum of L.100?
193322701	Therefore? S 7Lsin- ABC sin- CDi/ sin-: sin.
193322701	This fact is proved by inscriptions, which the reader may consult in Horsley ’s Britannia Romana?
193322701	This question, therefore, what is the process of nature, and what are the supplies which fill our springs?
193322701	This was the line along been occunied Rom^n hlstoi7 represents at least a genuine tradition, when it supposes the Tarpeian Hill to have lower E?
193322701	This, however, was merely a preliminary outbreak; and The kins?
193322701	To wiupp l0Oilnnnnnno taken ln]? 44 ’ 1he total population of European Turkey was 15,500,000, of which only 4,550,000 were Mus- ti ‘.
193322701	Was not this the romance of real life? ” It maybe added, such are the fates that regulate marriages!
193322701	What are they to do?
193322701	What can not fashion in its folly do?
193322701	What evil had they to shun, what prodigious ad- vantage to gain, by falsehood?
193322701	What fixed points can we find with which to connect the middle of the tie- beam?
193322701	What head would not have turned giddy after rising so suddenly and to such a height?
193322701	What is the cause of all this?
193322701	What is the cause?
193322701	What is the distance to which the swell extends, and what increase does it produce in the depth at different distances from the weir?
193322701	What shall we say, then, of the accuracy of external ob¬ servation, seeing that it is upon such testimony that the greater portion of it must rest?
193322701	Whence then has Rowe acquired his reputation?
193322701	Who can assure us, moreover, that the eye, ear, and touch of each separate individual affords him sensations exactly similar to ours?
193322701	Who can pretend to say what is the velocity of a river of which you tell him the breadth, the depth, and the declivity?
193322701	Who has not read of that enormous reptile which spread dismay even through a Roman army?
193322701	Who will furnish man with a sensational criterion?
193322701	Whom indeed could she trust?
193322701	Within those limits this question is raised:—whether all oratorical processes should be analysed, or only certain of them?
193322701	Would the Jews have suffered in these employments persons that rejected the greater part of their Scriptures?
193322701	Yor d — or d — q+ 2 Therefore, if the depth were infinite, and the width finite, w we should have e?
193322701	and is it strange that the Duke Vincenzio was among the number?
193322701	and what will be its ve¬ locity?
193322701	and, second, Was he of the very remote antiquity which his translator claims for him?
193322701	i< he''''ce.battl?
193322701	j)anes?
193322701	p. 107 and 113.?
193322701	plate 86.?
193322701	radius of the pivots sup¬ porting the machine, then the friction will be expressed by fc( P+ W), and we have only to substitute W7>+/?
193322701	says, — Quis non intelligit Canada signa riqidiora esse quam ut imitentur veritatem?
193322701	the country, exposing it for the third time since the death3 boy of si?
193322701	to all considerations?
193322701	where is all their grandeur?
193322701	where the Hispanian who would not speedily bow before it as before the march of doom?
193322701	whom he came in contact?
193322701	why did I not live in those good times? ” When the idle populace, startled by his voice, thronged around him with looks of 170 K 1 E Kienzi.
193322701	will you let me speak? ” But his doom was sealed; they would no longer hear him.
193322701	y “ 70- Whereas, in England and in Scotland, no trustee is liable, unless he has signed a paper declaring that he is willing to be so?
193322701	’ reuchic ksiit^ Killiii 1 Of Ta • r;''V( Wiuj Firry n lhir s''.‘,f, fn.fr/''H S''ftrtij ■ K V^V''SNVS i[ UMtiertoii?
193322701	“ If the question should be urged, why John chose these models?
193322701	“ What! ” said he, “ are not Abana and Pharpar, rivers of Damascus, more excellent than all the waters of Judea?
193322701	“ Why, ” quoth Richelieu, “ should not I walk in his footsteps? ” But in order to do so he must have an hotel in Paris.
193322701	“ roo^and, this « said to have si found in the tomb o?XheodosTus rEaT"06^^ have been erected shortly afterThe yea^e?
193322701	••• Herpeton?
193108324	'') 2; whence, multiplying both da?
193108324	''1.7/.,/,/''.V''?.
193108324	( See Grose ’s Military Antiquities?)
193108324	( See Thornton ’s Gazetteer?)
193108324	--* uuiiiuiiig tilt?
193108324	19 What, it may be asked, is the rule for making cash debtor in Book- some cases and creditor in others?
193108324	1_ J?
193108324	2 2?
193108324	20,/?
193108324	202.—Stilaoixacete, the Stilago order.—Trees v — or shrubs, with alternate, stipuled leaves, and minute 5?
193108324	217.—Rafflesiace^e, the liafflesia order( Fig- 549). — S temless and leafless para¬ sites, consisting only of?
193108324	58), and hence the plants have been called by Richard IIeterorhizal(erepo?, diverse, and pi£a, root).
193108324	8- 1 ° 18 18- 4 19- 8 14- 8 4- 5 I he rise of temperature bore an evident relation to the development of the stamens and the emission of the pollen?
193108324	; but dz being= da;VC1+* 2)> “ j“j^= —( 1+ t?
193108324	?
193108324	? U0.
193108324	? on, or sperma- „ c< • i/ v to,.
193108324	?, proceed inwards for a certain length, bearing tho placentas and ovules, o.
193108324	?, —-v/—^ meaning an herb or grass.
193108324	?> d, The retail booksellers, through whom the public are more directly supplied.
193108324	After the peace he returned to Paris, and solicited and ob?
193108324	Against what are these measures of precaution?
193108324	And if of the latter, whether of the hard ivhite metal, or of the soft gray metal, or of gun metal?
193108324	And if so, what are these improvements?
193108324	And if so, what form should the bridge gradually acquire?
193108324	And if they had, what did it prove?
193108324	And what are the terrible doctrines that once excited so violent an alarm?
193108324	And what care we whether it be a devil or any other creature that amuses us?
193108324	Are not all the relations of society which exist elsewhere gone?
193108324	Are there no means of coming to an understanding?
193108324	Are we for ever, continued Mr Fox, to deprive ourselves of the benefits of peace, be¬ cause France has perpetrated acts of injustice?
193108324	As he could not hope to remain long concealed at Titch¬ field, the question was, what measure should next be em¬ braced?
193108324	Bonaparte, desirous to attain peace by any means, should sit down to consider how he could succeed; what does the note allow him to do?
193108324	Brabant is the sine qua non: Is it gained?
193108324	But I a# being 11667, and La?
193108324	But how was this to be accomplished?
193108324	But if animals are not mere machines, what are they?
193108324	But since=*= dX= dy^ da; and a?
193108324	But there is reason to believe of the gospel to copy the evil fashions of the world?
193108324	But was the inference to be drawn from these considerations, that we ought in no case to treat with Bonaparte?
193108324	But were the circumstances of this peace such as justified our exultation upon former occasions?
193108324	But what crimes can beasts have committed by birth to be subject to evils so very cruel?
193108324	But what wras the conduct of the French?
193108324	By what means did it fail at Waterloo?
193108324	By what means may ships be best di¬ rected in the middle stream, or prevented from driving to the side, and striking the arch?
193108324	Can an iron cement be made which shall become hard and durable, or can liquid iron be poured into the joints?
193108324	Can any improvement be made in the plan, so as to render it more substantial and durable, and less expensive?
193108324	Charles came to his fate?
193108324	Chavica''nee- puloides and C. officinarum, also supply the officinal Lon?
193108324	Colonies?)
193108324	Cum quo nos nunc bibamus, Ni Petrum nostrum dominum, ni Petrum habeamus?
193108324	Did Egypt derive its superstitions from India, or has India borrowed its my¬ thology from Egypt, or have both drawn from a common source?
193108324	Did we hint then at the possession of Ceylon or Trinidad?
193108324	Does not a tremendous organization extend over the whole island?
193108324	Fig.7- Eng?
193108324	For what was the practical operation of these restrictive edicts?
193108324	Had the Dutch been well affected, why did they not declare them¬ selves?
193108324	Had they not frau¬ dulently obtained the restitution of Porto Ferrajo to the king of Etruria, in order to secure it to themselves?
193108324	Had we forgotten their proverbial ambition, and wras their restoration the remed}r for evils arising from such a source?
193108324	Have not all the natural bonds by which men are tied together been broken and burst asun¬ der?
193108324	He admitted the petitions in favour of the union; but by what means were they obtained?
193108324	He attacked the new oppositionists, who had been supporters of the former administration, and demanded, for what did we go to war?
193108324	He began again, ‘ Why these armaments?
193108324	He began by asking me if I had any news from England?
193108324	He re¬ marked, that it might be asked of what use was discus¬ sion, now that peace was concluded?
193108324	He was invested by the British East India Company with absolute power over a large portion of Hin¬ dustan, in order to govern for th
193108324	Hence y being a?
193108324	Hist?)
193108324	How creation of an independent judicature, and the regulation could he acquire such transcendent powers? ” And when, of the courts of admiralty.
193108324	ISM* What reliance could be placed on the unanimity of the French people?
193108324	If the Roman people had endeavoured to compass the death of Nero, would this have been foul and unnatural rebellion?
193108324	If the restoration of monarchy was not the object, what was it?
193108324	In Conferva?
193108324	In Orchids the stigma is sessile on the common column( gy- nostemium, yw?
193108324	In the?
193108324	In what other instance was that iron administra¬ tion known to pause out of respect to public opinion?
193108324	In what proportions should the weight be distributed from the centre to the abutments, to make the arch uniformly strong?
193108324	Is Charles a rightful king or a tyrant?
193108324	Is it the payment of a few pounds that can compensate to the unfortunate peasant for the total alienation of his landlord?
193108324	M.), and my=.\ ax?
193108324	M.), we have J''ydx — m^ and m&y — y( da?
193108324	Madame, I said, now tell me or ye ga, Quhat is the caus that ye commend it sua?
193108324	Madame, I said, quha wes it drew that storie?
193108324	Madame, I said, quhat is that mannis name?
193108324	Of what dimensions ought the several members of the iron work to be, to give the bridge sufficient strength?
193108324	Of what size ought the model to be made, and what relative proportions will experiments made on the model bear to the bridge when executed?
193108324	Or does the whole act as one frame of iron, which can only be destroyed by crushing its parts?
193108324	Or, making the strength the same, what saving may be made in the materials?
193108324	Ought England to participate in the coalition formed to expel this intruder, and to reinstate the Bourbons?
193108324	Plants having this kind of stem are called Acrogens( d/ qoo?, summit, and yewaav, to produce), or Summit- growers.
193108324	Quid nos incipiamus?
193108324	Silicula of Whitlow- grass( Drabd), opening by two flat valves, o, from below upwards, leaving the parietal placentas,}?
193108324	Sting( stimulus) of Nettle( Urfica< i?
193108324	Supposing the span of the arch to remain the same, and to spring ten feet lower, what additional strength would it give the bridge?
193108324	That we and all the powers of Europe had reason to dread the madness of the French, he agreed; but was this diffi¬ culty not to be accounted for?
193108324	The action, however, proved very disagreeable to his own party; and, at the desire of Dr Franklin ™ eX?te wa?
193108324	The boasted capture of islands was not the object of the war: our object had been to protect Europe against France; and how had we succeeded?
193108324	The general expression for the radius of curvature is r —; and here, since m&y=& xfw&x, da?
193108324	The names of Bothrenchyma and Taphrenckyma, given to this tissue, are derived from Greek words[ ioOpos and ra^po?, signifying a pit.
193108324	The subjects which had particularly attracted his attention were the histories of Balaam, Samson, and Jonah; and besides Philo Judseus and Josephus?
193108324	The term Botany is derived from the Greek word Borav?
193108324	The weight and lateral pressure of the bridge being given, can abutments be made in the proposed situation for London Bridge, to resist that pressure?
193108324	The weight of the half arch being expressed by a#+ 3 bx?
193108324	The whole flower consists of a stamen, 6, sup¬ ported on a peduncle,}?, to which it is united by an articulation at a.
193108324	Then come security and indemnity: Are they obtained?
193108324	Then we are to rescue Holland: Is that accomplished?
193108324	This was most true; but what relation had these to England?
193108324	Thus, since at the abutment w — a A"bx2 — 3a, and bx2 — 2a, we have y= J a a?
193108324	To what purpose was this solemn nonsense to be revived?
193108324	Under all these circumstances of his personal character and his newly acquired power, what security had he for retaining that power but the sword?
193108324	Upon what hypothesis can we account for a degree of foresight and penetration such as this?
193108324	Was Archbishop Sharpe ’s death murder?
193108324	Was Bonaparte now prepared to sign a general peace?
193108324	Was it not strange that fifteen thousand men, headed by an able general, and going by in¬ vitation, should think it imprudent to advance?
193108324	Was it now tranquil?
193108324	Was it reasonable to suppose that he would admit that the guilt of the aggression lay with B R I T A Reign of France?
193108324	Was it to abrogate, could it correct the treaty?
193108324	Was it to be obtained by railing at Bonaparte?
193108324	Was the rising at Bothwell Bridge re¬ bellion?
193108324	Well might Mr Shiel say — “ What has government to dread from our resentment in peace?
193108324	Were ministers contending that we ought to wait for a more favourable opportunity of enter¬ ing into negociation?
193108324	Were not these treaties replete with articles wholly inapplicable to the present political state of Europe?
193108324	What are the principles and constituents of clay, and the natural changes which it experiences, and what are the methods of rendering it fertile?
193108324	What are we, then, to think of die horrible excesses of miseries undergone by beasts?
193108324	What course was our government to follow?
193108324	What good can there be in a monkey ’s being so very mischievous, a dog so full of envy, a cat so malicious?
193108324	What inference, then, ought we to deduce from these and numerous other facts of a similar descrip¬ tion which might be mentioned?
193108324	What mon¬ sters are these in a world originally created for order and justice to reign in?
193108324	What party are we to take?
193108324	What was the state of our allies when we entered into 1794. t]ie confederacy?
193108324	What was their state now?
193108324	When Samuel in his old age challenges a rigid scrutiny of his conduct, he says, “ Whose ox have I taken, or whose ass have I taken?
193108324	Where, said he, is the man who would repair his house in the hurricane season?
193108324	Whether would it be most advisable to make the bridge of cast and wrought iron combined, or of cast iron only?
193108324	Whether you shall trust the returning zeal of your native subjects, or rely on a foreign power?
193108324	Which is the original and which the copy, or are both merely copies from an original no longer extant?
193108324	Which of the two nations had been most aggrandised in the course of it?
193108324	Why did not the Duke of York sail at the same time with General Don?
193108324	Why were all our forces sent to one place, and forty- three thousand men cooped up in a narrow peninsula where but few could act at a time?
193108324	Why, to prevent French aggrandisement: Have we done that?
193108324	Will he answer this one question distinctly?
193108324	Will he meet the matter fairly?
193108324	With the knowledge of these acts, we had treated with them twice, and ought not now to refuse to do so?
193108324	Would lead be better to use in the whole or any part of the joints?
193108324	Would not Bona¬ parte have added these?
193108324	Would not France, on the breaking out of the war, have acceded to any?
193108324	Would she not then have relinquished Holland, and perhaps abandoned her designs on the Netherlands?
193108324	^ O. Consequently, if the curve be circular, the load must dz — dx we find in the same manner da?
193108324	^parceUrtabe"4! ™.!. ”?}
193108324	and after the latter had taken place, the temperature fell?
193108324	and what would be the con¬ sequence of such a stroke?
193108324	being con- da?d^ stant, mffy — w( da?)?
193108324	being con- da?d^ stant, mffy — w( da?)?
193108324	for one of the middle 7 parts, leaving\ ax^^ f ° r^ie extreme part, which 0 gives — bx?
193108324	for the difference of the parts, and one sixth of this added to the former quantity makes it% ax+^-bx?
193108324	j. j?
193108324	of 111?
193108324	of parish( 1851) 4127?
193108324	or whom have I defrauded?
193108324	spores have been denominated Zoo- PI!yto?
193108324	tendency of the political principles by which it was govern- — V"*-''''ed?
193108324	when x is equal to the whole span, if we substitute x for it will become^ ax-^bx?
193108324	whom have I oppressed?
193108324	’''}; lwfirvraiS °, f.the garden Balsam( Balsamina hortensis), showin!?
193108324	“ Put to Lord Bacon ’s test, in what shall the retreat to Corunna be found deficient?
193108324	“ The question, Sir, ” said he, “ is, Whether you shall stay in England or fly to France?
193469392	''s a jd?
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193469392	( See Navigation, Inland?)
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193469392	1 he questions, What were the plays?
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193469392	3c?, Jaut states on the right bank of the Jumna; Bhurtpore, Ulwar or Macherry, Kerowlee.
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193469392	; and Essay on Hampden reprinted from Edinburgh Re¬ view?)
193469392
193469392	?
193469392	?, born in 1714 at Hardingstone, and educated at the grammar school of Northampton, whence in 1731, he passed to Lincoln College, Oxford.
193469392	?.
193469392	A Lawrell?
193469392	A poem of the latter, entitled Encomium Lauri, begins with these absurd lines: — “ What might I call this tree?
193469392	A wrell- known species of this genus( £?.
193469392	A28, 129, O30, fF J32 O33, O34, OY33 E36, A37, I38 X39, A40 M41 N42 P43,''P44,( A?
193469392	Amenee,’A^covto?, pr.
193469392	And what is the characteristic mental habit of the historian, as distinct from the philosopher and the poet?
193469392	And what promotes that equally with loading and distend¬ ing the stomach with green food?
193469392	And why should not the servant, by practice, become as fine a horseman as his master?
193469392	Arrival of The directors of the Company in Europe, though they L ° r(?
193469392	As to the question, Who was the first horseman?
193469392	At the hedge- corner, in the coldest fault?
193469392	At what shall we calculate this?
193469392	Besides, for whom was the equally complicated demotic invented, if not for the great body of the people?
193469392	But a question arises, What is a good hack?
193469392	But how long would he keep him in this position?
193469392	But in what does this “ civili¬ zation ” consist?
193469392	But is the historian merely a man of overloaded memory?
193469392	But the questions may be asked, Whence the necessity for this change, and forcing, as it were, nature from her usual course?
193469392	But what are the public acts of a nation?
193469392	But what would our hard- Hound, riding, modern sportsmen think of this as pastime?
193469392	But when did this period begin?
193469392	By? ° Ptlc ’^he Memphitic dialect is ushally intended, except when the whole language is spoken of without distinction of dialects.
193469392	Cherry- tree gum is an inferior and less soluble kind of/ 94 GUM Gum- Resin gum?
193469392	Custom may have rendered such acts familiar to the nrns- exist in India Sir TV,11?
193469392	Dr Black inquired what had become of this quantity of caloric, which was not indicated by any rise in the thermometer?
193469392	Er- tet(?
193469392	For example, a dactyl, as Lucifer, answers well for the latter; but who could holloa to Aurora?
193469392	H E Variation?
193469392	Head?
193469392	Here then it is na¬ tural to ask, if the air accelerates a moving body as much as it retards it, how comes it to make any resistance at all?
193469392	Hound, what natural sound is more delightful and animating than that of hounds in full cry, in the deep recesses of an echo¬ giving wood?
193469392	How happens it, then, that his horse does not leap from under him?
193469392	How much has he re¬ maining to apply to the weight behind him?
193469392	How stands 659 the account with the poor beast?
193469392	How stands the case with regard to the Iliad and Odyssey?
193469392	I he breeds of domestic animals are of the usual kinds?
193469392	If icy T"?
193469392	In his last sickness his frequent IIocus- questions were, Whether his disease was curable?
193469392	In the next place we must exclude^1"?
193469392	In the two precefling e ™,piL, h, Py ere called Z „ SZ Tn the they are^iiDOosed to i g?!
193469392	Is not flatulency the distinctive feature of a disordered respiration?
193469392	It can not be answered but with reference to an¬ other question, namely, What description of person is he to carry?
193469392	It is never had re¬ course to with the race- horse during his period of inactivity, and why should it be with the hunter?
193469392	It is of a green colour, with a row of round black spots down the middle of the dorsal(?)
193469392	It is taken from the alphabet of Akerblad, but considerably modified by the conjectures which have been published in the Museum Criticum?
193469392	It may also be mentioned that Haddin?
193469392	It must be remembered that ft 1* in Hebrew, and I^ r?
193469392	Lepsius conjectures that\ a.]larn?
193469392	Let a be the number of metres, then a+ TV «- £ it • tV • t5?)
193469392	Let him next walk at the rate of 4 miles in an hour; what force will he then be able to employ?
193469392	Long cherished associations( prejudices, may we call them?)
193469392	Lord Cornwallis assumed the government of India inWarwitl?
193469392	Me¬ thod?
193469392	Not only does the feebleness of such powder prevent the barrel from being swept clean at the ex¬ plosion, but as the foulness consist?
193469392	Now, will any one tell me, that the most tender animal could be in¬ jured by breathing such an atmosphere as this?
193469392	Of the former, it must be remarked, that it is fre¬ quently expressed by the root without any mark of time, as, — Pesht( tenhd?
193469392	One of the first inquiries that suggests itself is, what is caloric?
193469392	One of the first results was to give a new impulse to the question — What to do with our convicts?
193469392	Orders, “ To make running?
193469392	Orders, “ To make running?
193469392	Orders, “ To wait?
193469392	Orders, “ To wait?
193469392	Orders, “ To wait?
193469392	P^.e.^vv?
193469392	Paeet, pueet, peet, PAT Thy( m.) a a- a?
193469392	RoUK?
193469392	Shall I answer him in print — pursue him at law( to which it will soon come if I answer him)—or knock out his brains?
193469392	Slven to a famous temple of Rameses II, at Thebes, and another of the same king, and his father Sethee I. at vof i ° S p^r^1?)
193469392	The elementary ideas seem to be put, with, or add, with?
193469392	The real question is, Since all can not be known and remembered, what is it best to know''and remember?
193469392	The use of prepositions for adverbs will be seen by the following passage:—Pe- tu er- hat, er-{peh?
193469392	Then, how could their minute details, rather ornamental than distinctive in their intention, be preserved when they were represented of a small size?
193469392	This genus was formed by Bruguiere from Aphrodita of Pallas, and Terebellao?
193469392	This retractation excited the wrath of Vol- Greta, taire, who wrote of him in 1759 — “ Et ce polisson de Cresset qu ’ en dirons- nous?
193469392	Thus we find meree- amen or mer- amen transcribed Miaggov( Mia/ quow1?
193469392	True; you may do so; but what would too often be the conse¬ quence?
193469392	Was it a vision?
193469392	Was it an allegory?
193469392	Was it real?
193469392	What is “ like, ” and what unlike?
193469392	What, then, can be expected from such produce?
193469392	Whence comes the power?
193469392	Why?
193469392	With what effect, therefore, could they interfere in such complicated details?
193469392	XJKOYI?
193469392	^ D l\ TJt(T Q\ y-h P/ e?
193469392	^((,, „ 2 AittZv yxp AiyuTTtoig ouruv y^XfifiXTUV, rx piv lypufo v^oaxyo^ivo^vx itxvrxg pxv6xvuv, ix o is^x xx’Aovpevx kx^x pev to/?
193469392	_ J^JVOYG*?
193469392	a^JLS.O’T?
193469392	and How much in them was ori¬ ginal?
193469392	and what have we to say for the nature of the gua¬ rantees of authenticity, whatever they were, that existed before this period?
193469392	either alone or together with a head, dash, circle, and dash,^ which have separately a similar sense for upon, oyer, or at?
193469392	ffAIA- T?
193469392	founded Havre; and Francis I. took* r- UrUer sPe?
193469392	gwpciHCI?
193469392	how could they decide between the claims of justice and of fraud?
193469392	i. c. 81 scripsent Kxtdsvovot tie tov; viovg 0/ uh Ums ypxuxxrx Imx,? x re iit> x KxXovpt, ivx xxi tx xotvcr^xv rw px$wiv.
193469392	iO n KC/, eecj?
193469392	ju?
193469392	jutncy^?
193469392	lastly, by adding to it the pronominal affixes of the third person singular, ef( »?.
193469392	li rtr?
193469392	n. 30?
193469392	or, at least, how is it that, when the horse alights, the rider alights in the very same spot in the saddle on which he sat when his horse rose at it?
193469392	p< S^t?
193469392	peqRocep?
193469392	peqcoYxeff?
193469392	rider?)
193469392	t]le js]anc]?
193469392	tf&jS/.aepe?
193469392	the former lost a considerable extent of territory, and the hellanodica?
193469392	use(j. an(]} jn manner?
193469392	{ Life prefixed to his Commen¬ taries; Chalmers ’ Biographical Dictionary?)
193469392	£<& nr iy?
193469392	“ because, ” and kar- entee( below which?)
193469392	“?> d.
193322699	( See Bright ’s Travels in Hun¬ gary?)
193322699	( See also Campbell ’s Lives of the Chancellors, and Macaulay ’s His¬ tory of England?)
193322699	( cos(?
193322699	( n’o.. Wanna, Sculp?
193322699	( r+? •'') 262 — a2 — a2 6) ’ and making a= 0, we have for the ordinary ray, brr,^^_ « 2(1—6)( r+ r'')( 1- 5) F 2b- — a1- a^b F=- spar).
193322699	); Burhinus, 111.?
193322699	); Ereunetes, 111.; Macroramphus, Leach?
193322699	); Grallina, Vieill.?
193322699	); Trichophorus, Temm.?
193322699	+ Leuchtenbergite,?
193322699	, f Above 7 years ’ JjieutGnant yt a i?
193322699	0f t}le enerny?
193322699	1.—A ship sailed from the Lizard, 49 ° 58''N., and made good, in a northerly direction, 207 miles; what is the latitude in?
193322699	11 3* 5* 6 6f 3f 9f 10* 14 12* 13 I3j 14?
193322699	121, c?
193322699	124, p 3 and p 4), although sometimes a small anterio?
193322699	15 gives a magnified view of a portion of the transverse section of the fourth molar, showing c the ce¬ ment, d the den¬ tine, and/?
193322699	159> then V^D2 D2)sin A) V*=T>2+( d2—D2)sin2i(a+A) In uniaxal crystals, when the two axes are reduced to one, we have A= a, so that V2= D2?
193322699	15f 161 174 ISA 304 21 j- 24 25* 26* 27 30* 34* 394 53* 57?
193322699	2.?
193322699	2.—The compass course is W.^N., the variation W., and deviation f W.; what is the true course?
193322699	254.?
193322699	3?
193322699	3c?, That the rate of propagation does not bear any constant relation to the amount of slope, although it is to some extent modified by it.
193322699	4 ill 31 4?
193322699	4), has three lobes in the lower jaw, like the last true molar(? n 3).
193322699	4.-?
193322699	4.—The time at a ship in longitude 178 ° E. is, October 14, 3h 15 m a.m.; what is the time at Greenwich?
193322699	5* 5* 7* 8A 9 9f 10- 1 14 14 12?
193322699	5.?
193322699	5.?
193322699	57 ° 18''N. sailed due S. 3789 miles; what is the latitude in?
193322699	62 ° 20''E., on July 24, 1857?
193322699	64 ° E., between the hours of 6 and 9, on March 10, 1857?
193322699	9 ° 54''E. sailed westerly till the dif¬ ference of longitude was 1398 miles; what is the longitude in?
193322699	90 y?)
193322699	: Erolia, Vieill.?
193322699	; Amblyramphus, Leach; Dilophus, Vieill.?
193322699	; Cephus, Cuv.?
193322699	; Chionis, Forst.?
193322699	; Colius, Linn.?
193322699	; Corythaix, 111.?
193322699	; Furnarius, Vieill.?
193322699	; Mimetes, King?
193322699	; Pyrrhula, Briss.?
193322699	; s?.
193322699	; what is the true course?
193322699	< 53**); in the Assyrian cuneiform character probably 4-U, Ninua; or(?)
193322699	< p'') 4?, a being a constant coefficient.
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193322699	? m d"''l''the as tho hterary materials for his subject.
193322699	? s.
193322699	? t ° f& m0narch ’ ascertained to be the Scriptural Pul, “ Menahem, King of Samaria, and Hiram, King of NINEVEH.
193322699	? — Gen.
193322699	? “"°"he fa to form a huge granitic island, giving us an idea r ° i ™ er.
193322699	? ” But his labours now were as regular and methodical as they were incessant.
193322699	?).
193322699	A second genus of huge Marsupial Herbivora has been indicated under the name of Nototherium?
193322699	An epic poem, entitled William 1?
193322699	An important memoir by M. Senarmont on the optical properties of(* s?
193322699	And why should a country with a powerful naval force bind herself beforehand to employ it only in one way?
193322699	As a British example may be mentioned our common water- rail( i?.
193322699	At length, in 1551, it received a severe check, and its members were di-?
193322699	At the age of sixteen Oehlenschlager was con¬ firmed, and left the school; and now the question arose, to what he was to turn?
193322699	Audubon states, that in calm warm weather they soar to an immense height, pursuing the large insects( probably libellula?)
193322699	Be¬ sides these species, there are the K. alba of Latham( i?.
193322699	But can he at the same time point out the actual limits of these natural departments of the year?
193322699	But in these fantastic thoughts forget we not our gallinaceous order?
193322699	But this sort of reasoning is more specious than? uch Pr0''solid.
193322699	Can anything show more strongly the wonderful progress made in the medical de¬ partment of the Royal Navy of late years?
193322699	Cancrivora) prowls about the sea- shore, and lives, as its name im-? lies, on crabs and other crustaceous animals.
193322699	Corvids, Leach 1?
193322699	Do the three days ’ journey imply the circuit of the city, its extreme length, or the time employed in traversing its principal streets?
193322699	During 1856 there entered and cleared at the port in the vrrfoo?
193322699	Euronp^mi^ies: Leiotrichanae, Silky Chatterers?
193322699	F.?
193322699	For the same reason the Austrian government not long? go re- issued the dollars of Maria Theresa for the trade of the Levant.
193322699	From the researches of V e JA, 2?.ueiP ° 2 r ln.formatlon may be expected.
193322699	G C B) as ™ 7^ PUt ° n* ehalf ° f Captain ° f the Goliath( aft ™ ds Admiral Sir Thomas Foley, of this claim SirgN H^rrisN?
193322699	Have you seen the red stamp the papers are marked with?
193322699	His grandson(?
193322699	If T is the central tint in the line ab, D the distance of either of the lines MN, OP from ab, the tint t at any other Td?
193322699	In an interesting memoir published in the Annales de Chimie?
193322699	In the foetus of a Balcenoptera, the jaws of which were about four inches in length, the unclosed alveolar groove of the upper jaw contained 7 i?
193322699	Indeed, dank the mountain, of Sff ”*?
193322699	Is the latter sy¬ nonymous with Dr Ruppell ’s saddle- billed stork, C.ephip- piorhyncha?
193322699	J7.en?
193322699	J?
193322699	M. Leake, 4to, London, 1854. this fSSautL?
193322699	Mo- nasa, Vieill.?
193322699	N I N?
193322699	N.?
193322699	NEVIN, or Nef?
193322699	Nectariniada:?-~Gen.
193322699	Need we describe his glowing bright attire?
193322699	Newburgh to Carpow,) thereisariseof...;..... j ° 5 133 3/5 3,17 Carpow to Perth there is 1,-- n a rise of J17?
193322699	Now, the question is, How does this account for the ex¬ istence of the bar?
193322699	Oil of beech?
193322699	One of the finest exhibitions of this kind with which we are acquainted is that which is produced by the ammo- p^te o?
193322699	Pyrrhulina?
193322699	R ° t’r St1LawrenCe county- In 1837 hm, i838i h yielded nearly 3000 tons ot''metallic lead; The, e! LhsaVeiin0 t bee?
193322699	Resuming the for¬ mula tan cp — cos(*+?'')
193322699	S.?
193322699	S.?
193322699	S.—The time at a ship in longitude 175 ° 45; W. is, June 28, 4h IS81 12* a.m.; what is the Greenwich time?
193322699	See Price ’s History of Protestant Nonconformity in Eng¬ land, 2 vols., London, 1838; and Macaulay ’s History of England?)
193322699	See also Lord Macaulay ’s History of England?)
193322699	Sericulus, Swains.?
193322699	Some trade is carried on in Nubia, Sennaar and Shendy being the principal mart?
193322699	Tanagrina?
193322699	The Cape species so called( i?.
193322699	The coronal cement is of extreme tenuity( fi"?
193322699	The female( Upupa fusca of which these parts are joined together, while in the closely Gmelin?)
193322699	The first newspaper purporting by its title to be Scot- First news, tish[ The Scotch Intelligencer?
193322699	The great eagle owl of Europe( i?.
193322699	The latest memoir of M. Senarmont with which we are acquainted is entitled Researches on Double Refraction?
193322699	The nostrils, 7hn*, 1 thG WaTS aSain.st* he vessel5 and aow which are placed near the middle, are linear- oblong and VariL?
193322699	The one he left, in a country. ” •< These ” continues the a?
193322699	The ortolan( Z?.
193322699	The results obtained by Descloi- seaux are marked Dx.,1 and those by M. Senarmont, S?
193322699	The same property he found in guiacum, and in solutions of Colchicum autumnale, and sul¬ phate of strychnine?
193322699	The sou man as nnTl?
193322699	There are coin?
193322699	There seems to be only a single species, commonly called the bald crow((?.
193322699	This of whiX?!,?
193322699	This of whiX?!,?
193322699	Villeneuve, relying upon the information he had received, put to sea on the 19 tb?
193322699	Vogler denounces the mixture- stops as “ insignificant?
193322699	Why did not one or other of these make known to Oken that he had been so anticipated?
193322699	Why not employ it in any way, whatever it may be, which happens to be at the time most conducive to the ends she has in view?
193322699	Why, it may be asked, has their explanation fallen to the ground if it be near the truth?
193322699	Why, then, should not the form correspond with the reality?
193322699	With us what school- boy knows not its mossy, twig- entangled nest, and pure unspotted eggs of greenish blue?
193322699	^^?
193322699	average yield of wheat was 3 quarters to the acre, showing an increase
193322699	b?
193322699	d c k aa ii y I f we suppose that these tessela?
193322699	fincj t^e cause 0f''jf?
193322699	hlmi- other parts of America, roosting at night on trees, whence,:? des.
193322699	i 4- r- t » — « — 1___ A?
193322699	ix., “ would you have me consult Jove?
193322699	of latitude?
193322699	of latitude?
193322699	off from the main dentinal tubes( fig- 3, e?
193322699	or may the exercise of that right be notwithstanding insisted upon?
193322699	tion in the State of Louisiana, and originally, interpreted to belong to the class of reptiles with the name of Basilosaurvs?
193322699	when, removed from the sustaining soil of its beloved v v — Egypt?
193322699	whole nf Jo11 7r, 0f th?
193322699	— i'')),,/ cos(?+*/) tan cp= tan x l- r.—7 —^(cos( i — i) y „/(cos(?- «'')) cot( p= cot x 1 Polarizs,.
193322699	“ At 85 ° 50''40", where the transmitted light is one half of the reflected light, the deviation( i —?'')
193322699	“ How could I bear, ” he said, “ to live » o far from all who are dear to me, among a na¬ tion to whom in general I have an aversion?
193322699	“ I shall nurture in him, ” he adds, “ from his infancy a firm faith in all I have lost or feel uncertain about?
193322699	“ What, ” said he, in reply, “ has poor Horatio done, who is so weak, that he should be sent to rough it out at sea?
193322699	“ Without changing either the light or the angle, I ce¬ mented a prism Mce?
193322699	” he exclaimed, “ shall the old African blasphemer stop while he can speak?
193696086	&^?
193696086	''2 and, because h!2 — h2 — h!2 — k2=?, and h"2 h2 — h!
193696086	''P?
193696086	( A — a?)
193696086	( M‘Culloch ’s Diet, of Commerce?)
193696086	( See Burnes s Travels in Bokhara?)
193696086	( See Grose on Ancient Armour?)
193696086	( See Roscoe on Penal Jurisprudence?)
193696086	( Z-p a?)
193696086	(?/ — it) n f — v"— it — 2 e sin.
193696086	1 he& 01}.11?
193696086	11) and CMDN be faction two concentric ellipses, similar to one another, and similarly0}?
193696086	12mo< of James Wodrow, A. M. Professor of Divinity in the University of Glasgow,?.
193696086	3 M f el*''WTi?
193696086	34 Capricorni, g 22 Aquarii,/3 71 Cygni, g 8 Cephei,/5 73 Cygni,?
193696086	3590 51 Capricorni, g. 34 Aquarii, a 33 Aquarii, 17 Cephei, g1) 17 Cephei, J 27 Pegasi, ir1 26 Pegasi, 6 29 Pegasi,? r2 21 Cephei, £ 43 Aquarii, 6...
193696086	6 Capricorn!, o?
193696086	78 Cygni, g}\ 78 Cygni, g?
193696086	; now
193696086	= 20 inches L= 2, a?
193696086	=( 1+
193696086	? eaU.tiPuL ” The one caIled Maong- llatna is of^reat celebrity; it is the one in which the public officers of 2 s 321 Auxesia Ava.
193696086	? l, ll,''-''re''ll l"oraI5- On this self- legislative quality of reason ls fT^ed ’ to Wm, the true nature and the sole''proof of man ’s liberty.
193696086	? r= sin.
193696086	? v J 2 sm.
193696086	? y2^2 the equation of the surface will be+-jt,.,= 1; as it is easy to prove from the foregoing construction.
193696086	? •( 7.
193696086	?/ — sin.
193696086	ATTYtppputhree yearS k bec ° mes excellent, the Ynrma • r?
193696086	AUSTER, the south wind, or south- west wind, called Notus, Noro?, by the Greeks.
193696086	Africa?)
193696086	Are there but two elements in nature, earth and fire; and by these are all things produced?
193696086	At D she is in her second octant, and by showing us more of her enlightened side she appears gibbous, as at c?.
193696086	At the temperature of 60 °/ — 0* 52, we have therefore px 30 a?
193696086	Ava, like all the other Burmese towns, is adorned with numerous d^taPntS’- ° f gllded Spire?
193696086	BIOLOGY(/3to?
193696086	Badajos from rmmfi portai?ce as a frontier garrison has been the scene of whpn''''?118 sieges ’ jf16^ast an4 most severe was in 1812, and Wa?
193696086	Beauty of In the first place, we would ask, whether there is any colours de- colour that is beautiful in all situations?
193696086	Beauty, duced?
193696086	Berthold s third son, Hermann, acquired Baden by rSn''ami o\gi?nd- T ’? ermann IL> fi^d his residence t aden, and took the title of margrave.
193696086	Bibliogra- matters appertaining to bibliography and literary history; phy- and, accordingly, his work is still the delight of bibliogra- phers?
193696086	But CM+ CN pi?
193696086	But CN= — acos.a?
193696086	But J''dp cos.2 p — • C1+ cos*=?
193696086	But because the small angles NMy?
193696086	But if EC= a, ED= x, and AC= r, CD2= x?
193696086	But if absolute idealism be true, what becomes of the doctrine of ti''ansub- stantiation?
193696086	But if things intellectual and totally segre¬ gated from matter may thus possess beauty, how can it possibly be a quality of material objects?
193696086	But in what does the beauty consist?
193696086	But is n»t this of itself sufficient to refute the idea of their affording any primi¬ tive or organic pleasure?
193696086	But not even here was the disgrace to end in Th?
193696086	CM © t> CM p- h © X X © p;iF © X CM © X CM © COCO © © © © © © © © © © © © © ©-^p^-FiiH X x cm cm cm ■ Fi- PF?
193696086	D — cos. L cos. D cos.( H — x)-, hence we obtain cos.( H — a?)
193696086	Did the world appear by intelligence communicating its action to it, or did the Deity ordain it by penetrating it with a part of his essence?
193696086	Did these atoms move in the void, and was the universe the result of their fortuitous concourse?
193696086	Diet?)
193696086	Disappointed in hi?
193696086	Does Mr Knight, however, seriously think that either of these experiments would B E A Beauty, succeed?
193696086	Dominic Cassini was the first who proposed an hy¬ pothesis for calculating the refraction at any altitude?
193696086	E. It is bounded on the N. by Ba- See S bTs ZZV W'',^ Bavaria and “ dAEt- thbey Wirtemberg Z- the present century,"moS Teeding 13 °?
193696086	Edinburgh Eruj^ ty or J i kinan.-Edin?
193696086	Eiui?
193696086	Flad it subsisted without movement in the void, or had it an irregular movement?
193696086	For example, what are the odds of entering a man upon 1, 2, 3, 4, or 5 points?
193696086	Having thus found or, and consequently?
193696086	He made furtlier? b ‘ servations on the spots of this planet in 1670; which confirmed his former conclusion respecting the time of rotation.
193696086	He was a bold and able, but bad man • of ureat nerson’al anH d''T?
193696086	He was deposed and excommunicated bv the assembly of 1638 and took nakpif''n„Enf?,a''f I"t?4?
193696086	How many are the relations, in ecclesiastical writers, of madonnas, crucifixes, and wafers, bleeding?
193696086	How''comes it all things so about thee smile — The fire, the wine, the men — and in the midst Thou stand’st, as if some mystery thou didst?
193696086	I- H © l cn ca r> f — i+++ O ©''— i © © CO f —<''s?
193696086	II BLARNEY, a small village of Ireland, in the parish of Blasphemy GarryC]0yne?
193696086	If the person to be baptized was an infant, these interrogatories were answered by his sponsores or god¬ fathers?
193696086	If the radius of the sphere= r r, the density of the mat¬ ter contained in it rr e?
193696086	If, instead of eliminating Z''by means of the equation Z''— Z= a?, we had eliminated Z, the resulting ex¬ pression would have been „/cos.
193696086	In like manner Sa;e=:Swe — VSw—-^-f- — VSv; whence 6-v]>=VS?;.
193696086	In the table given above, the extreme values of P+/?
193696086	It consists of a large block of wood, affixed to the Ballot enC^ a stronS* ron s^em?
193696086	It consists of a very thin ball of porous earthenware, from one to three inches in diameter, having a small neck firmly cemented to a Ion?
193696086	It is the see of a bishcp?
193696086	It was indeed highly probable that c?a was a given quantity, or the same for every part of our system; but reason 2A6ED=(?
193696086	Its han-011^ 8161168!^ ad Secidar^zed> one is occupied as infantry iK imkS 1 and ° f ltS?
193696086	J( See also Touhnin ’s Life of Biddle?)
193696086	Ja?
193696086	Make CA2= X2, and the above equa¬ tion now becomes W a;+ 2;?/+ PX2= 0.
193696086	Many an attractive poem has been written on r the miseries of beggars; and why should painting be sup¬ posed more fastidious?
193696086	Mom theffbre t(?
193696086	Now, because AE3ia — r, and AF 33?/ — a-\-r, FB= 2r — y- j- g — r — a-\-r — y, and AFxFB33(r( r+ a y) — r a-\-2ay^=DF 33x2 y1.
193696086	Now, is this felt, or could it even be intelligibly asserted, with re¬ gard to the quality of beauty?
193696086	PF^f © OJ CD CO CD co co oj ca f- h''F?
193696086	Pelagius and hi followers Thn d? y, mUSt- g
193696086	Pitt?)
193696086	Projection ottJtc J.iHittr Eely> se 2''.?
193696086	Prom an expression of Plato, quoted by Harpocration( Siajaeo- ou ret^o?
193696086	Several im¬ munities and privileges were also granted to the descend¬ ants of these( so- called) patriots, and all possible mean?
193696086	T,( r\Q edy Pdx Whence — edy= ydx( — r- —) 2, or —= t--]—a5\r-r xj y(? ’+*)> if of which the complete integral is e Hyp.
193696086	Th?
193696086	The Roman basilica?
193696086	The accidental or arbitrary relations that may thus be Diversity established between natural sympathies or emotions, and ° f wa^07< a?
193696086	The force of two teams, each ren s^b1^^ of mefen decidedly hostile to the very consisting of a dozen of horses, made to Pu “^ ° P?
193696086	The most remarkable headlands are Cape Kili- Mili, east of Erekli; Cape Kerempe, the north point of Asia Minor, very high Icind with breakers off it?
193696086	The question first asked was, What is God?
193696086	There are un- wards of 3000 acres of coal Win its course, which nX in time indemnify the Duke of Portland fo?
193696086	This comet also tion?
193696086	This is the case in the solution of spherical triangles?
193696086	This very extensive tract comprehends the salt mines of Wallachia, Transylvania,?
193696086	Thus we have, in general, y2 x?
193696086	Thus, let D represent the distance of the earth from the sun, c?
193696086	Was it water, or air, or fire, or an as¬ semblage of corpuscular atoms, or an infinite number of in¬ destructible elements?
193696086	Was this matter susceptible of forms, of one or of many?
193696086	Water- The water- pressure apparatus, applied to the blow- pipe, blow- oine? rr''vhlch a.section is given at fig.
193696086	We may begin, therefore, with an example a little more complicat¬ ed?
193696086	What confidence could you repose in a man who could cast off his allegiance to his king, and that king his father, merely to gratify his own ambition?
193696086	What do we know of the na¬ ture and destiny of souls?
193696086	What reader is blind to the bad temper, meanness, and impracti¬ cableness of Rousseau, notwithstanding his cunning attempts to disguise them?
193696086	What, then, are the odds of hitting either of them?
193696086	When the earth is ate?, Jupiter is in conjunction with the sun at D, and there his direct motion is swiftest.
193696086	Wherefore/ N d. T( r) A"?
193696086	While Nanni6 ’.ewise an agricultural country, issued from the great mpoleome war with a free population, feudality continued sufficS?!
193696086	Who is there who at this season does not feel his mind impressed with a sentiment of me¬ lancholy?
193696086	Why, then, should they all be confounded under the common name of beauty?
193696086	Would they tamely permit so gross an insult to be offered to their cloth?
193696086	X ©-f?
193696086	Yet how can it be said that the form of a woman has any thing in common with that of a tree or a temple?
193696086	Yet we can not refrain from adding one other illustration, and asking on what other principle we can ac¬ count for the beauty of spring?
193696086	[ m+( 1 — m) r2]a Now let 1 — m_ k''2 — I d m X2, and 1—n k"2—k2 k?
193696086	[ n+( m~ njlx?]
193696086	^ a"LPo “ „ ” diHnn?!
193696086	^ matters, without any restriction being imposed on one for 1?
193696086	a?
193696086	a?
193696086	a^C “ ’ fy Whom lle was “ gMy “ teemed for TlfriilJe|[foC1|,f engravlngs are the series known as fA? T °^£fa^0—(Lanzi ’ Storia Pittor.)
193696086	and why should beauty, in all cases, affect us in a way so different from the love or compassion of which it is said to be merely the reflection?
193696086	and, in the next rived from p]ace> whether there is any colour that is not beautiful in some situation?
193696086	colle„e?
193696086	cos.^( H+ A — d) X F cos.£(H+A+e?
193696086	cos.i(H- pA —(?)
193696086	dLp?
193696086	dost thou think we will let thee poison the court?
193696086	dx V( 1+ A2 IP2) •( 1-f W- x?)
193696086	dx m) a?]
193696086	e Ct LVJl j V l £ jm ■~r+^} ’ will then become 2T.i-.(l+‘2)(|-|
193696086	e — Y+l?
193696086	e^C ® iPt th?
193696086	f Antwerp, Antwerp< Malines, l Turnbout, r Brussels, Brabant{ Louvain, l Nivelles,/Bruges, West Flanders<^urnes?
193696086	f- J V V m+( 1 — m) r2 in the third; we thus get x?
193696086	i, t?
193696086	i?
193696086	jo), therefore tan./?
193696086	of the Memoirs of the Royal Astro W02?
193696086	or are there four elements, whose parts are united by attraction and separated by re¬ pulsion?
193696086	or to which of the senses by which forms are 535 distinguished, does it appear they have any resemblance Beauty, or affinity?
193696086	r- ct(\ —
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193696086	rggjme?
193696086	s- hT^?
193696086	s. d. Brunell ’s prices 1 8f Contract prices 2 3^ Saving in first cost... 0 6f 2 6^- 4?
193696086	s__ cos.^( H+ A+ c?)
193696086	t i an?
193696086	th ‘ li Z.T?br SUpp0ued, that,.the kinf?
193696086	tjc]e 0f f00[!?
193696086	wItn vanl- c?
193696086	wj)0 wajte(j?
193696086	yrfudukj y Cherry L •^Tcubovuti''trzwr Torres I?
193696086	{( it- p • ’?
193696086	£... 6 Scorpii, v 48 Librae 13 Coronae, i... 7 Scorpii, 2.. 8 Scorpii,[ i1.. Lupi, 0 6 Herculis, u 10 Scorpii, u?
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193696086	‘ And what ailed the old blockhead then, ’ cried Jeffreys, 4 that he did not take it? ’ His fury now rose almost to madness.
193696086	“ And what is it that constitutes that emotion of sub¬ lime delight which every man of common sensibility feels upon the first prospect of Rome?
193696086	“ How shall we find out a remedy, ” says he, “ for those mischiefs which the ignorance and inattention of the copyists inflict upon us?
193696086	“ What, for instance, is the impression we feel from the scenery of spring?
193696086	• fi( Batulo of the Romans), a town of Spain • coas?
193696086	•, Quid te exempta juvat spinis de pluribus una?
193696087	% VZb ° r? S- I1?''
193696087	% VZb ° r? S- I1?''
193696087	''fccp< c- iQ3, i Friars o o( hnty TsO>( rua<= TarbertT~ 1PLATEI,, BMiniinniiirc kiisInuiW''?
193696087	( J seiniserratus, Malta(?)
193696087	( See article Eiob, by Delitzsch, in Herzog ’s Cydopcedia; and for a list of commentators on the book, see Kitto ’s Biblical Cyclopcedia?)
193696087	( jiameter an(j a f00 t iong?
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193696087	/ 1 Boabirwhi JR?
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193696087	1 s"f*f cfr ° P"as, i?
193696087	1 t?
193696087	111?
193696087	2 a* i j 3 High police seems to have meant political police 4 £?
193696087	3, 2.?
193696087	3c?, The absolute control the attendant has over the The manu¬ facture of iron.
193696087	3c?, The opercular.
193696087	3c?.
193696087	4. planes in- from any( the same) point in the line of their common sec- Clined to tion?
193696087	415 lilfc TABLE I. Shewing the Single and Annual Premiums for Assuring TATiri?
193696087	473 fnn|ag’ng tb?
193696087	604 Irot?
193696087	95- 584 or 27''31} R?
193696087	; in what time will the surface fall through a depth of 1‘30 met., reckoning from the orifice?
193696087	?
193696087	?
193696087	?
193696087	? 0pterus Bonnardi, Muse near Autun.
193696087	? EN, U ® V- ® ALISTES> Linn., Kaup.
193696087	? a The siphon is a bent tube, ABCDE( fig.
193696087	? ad enterS the dePartnient and passes by Issoudun and Chateauroux to Argenton.
193696087	? er"lce-.
193696087	?^1116 suPerstructure was cast in September 1849 g< i ° Pened^ the “ 606 IRON BRIDGES.
193696087	A branch of the Orleans Lsdnnd ° UrgeSirni?
193696087	A o- ocsi?
193696087	About the year 1795 he was translated to Edin- cugc mm1''6?
193696087	Aetohates sulcatus(?)
193696087	Al¬ most every individual has noticed, of a morning, bubbles of air clinging to the sides of the tumbler; how have these obtained entrance?
193696087	Am I, or are you, an Englishman?
193696087	And do they turn short when the game has turned right or left, or is gone back?
193696087	And were he to act otherwise, would he be considered fit to be entrusted with the managemeQt of his affairs?
193696087	And what is the order given?
193696087	And who enjoys the blessing of health equally with the country gen¬ tleman and sportsman?
193696087	Another law was ™ ssed bv th s''Cs''lT''T, htWe “ ‘''f Aria °?
193696087	Are they careful not to overrun the scent, and will they stand pressing to a certain degree by the horse¬ men?
193696087	Are they cautious when it does not?
193696087	At each end of this axis is a lever a/3, united at a and/3 by two long handles, of which the projections are a and/?.
193696087	At one time the king asks his friend whether he would not rather be a leper than commit a mortal sin?
193696087	B Produce AB to b, and draw Cb perpendicular to AB; also make DC perpendicular to BC, and dC per- Fif?
193696087	Branchinst.porala^ ’ tueiu in tne otner nns, intestinp «?
193696087	But having overrun it, do they stop directly, and make their own cast?
193696087	But this rule is not applied to goods warranted “ free Inwance fr0 ”,?^age> inles?
193696087	But this rule is not applied to goods warranted “ free Inwance fr0 ”,?^age> inles?
193696087	But why all this solicitude about the least valuable class of society?
193696087	By increasing the head of water pressing at the upper ends of the pipes, the increase of IhttTengJ?
193696087	Can you seriously talk of my continuing an Englishman?
193696087	Can„in^ Wa?
193696087	Carcharodon subauriculatus, Maestricht(?)
193696087	Corax planus, chalk(?)
193696087	Could the bones have been softened by spoiled spirits?
193696087	Cutaneous filaments on the orbit on the orb?/?
193696087	Do these things refute Jesuitism?
193696087	Do they carry a good head when the scent is a- head, and serves them well?
193696087	Do they fling for a scent when their huntsman lifts them to points, and not attempt to Jlash, or break away, without a scent?
193696087	Do they not treat with derision our pretensions to that name, and with hatred our just pretensions to surpass and govern them?
193696087	Does not their island lie more exposed to the great Atlantic?
193696087	Elasmodus Greenoughii(?)
193696087	Ex ipsius, inquies, diligentia atj^ an, nuam P^nia ™?
193696087	Fi?.
193696087	Fins as in Lep? ’ dotus; caudal deeply cleft, with equal lobes.
193696087	Galeocerdo latidens, tertiary(?)
193696087	Ganodus curvidens(?)
193696087	GuTf ofrshpee ™ a0to lects, which improve as from eadi nF flino r ceed towards the centre so that c;?
193696087	Gyrodus runcinatus,(?)
193696087	Having neglected to enrol their patents in see you have, replied one or me?
193696087	He complained but with oreat d’iffirnlrv.qul, ck ’ small » an?
193696087	He sent, indeed, his warlike chancellor, Christian, archbishop of Mentz, to raise his party in Tuscany, the only district • i?
193696087	He was succeeded by Lord Vaughan, during limstration was former] m T?
193696087	Hemipristis pavidens, molasse(?)
193696087	Hemipristis serra(?)
193696087	How does it happen that water submitted to so high a tempera¬ ture retains air enough to support the life of such multi¬ tudes of fishes?
193696087	I have long since done with all inquiries on such subjects, and am become incapable of receiving instruction?
193696087	I he origin of Indulgences, as of man?
193696087	I use, first, a spirit- level, and 2 nchrjthe^t2 P0l ® s ’ alIovving the gutter to drop 1J inch or than i fneh^11 h?
193696087	If the surface be curved, and its curvature known, then, on inte¬ grating, we have, X^( «+/) y\x+ l) x y dx''lJ(?
193696087	If there is another tube and another adjutage, the corresponding quantities may be taken as At 8, a,/?, and we shall have the equation/3=^^a.
193696087	In 1766 he returned to Edin¬ burgh, “ not richer?
193696087	In this experiment the portions of water tvx and uxw on each side of the column Fa?
193696087	Iron If C1?
193696087	It has, indeed, been asked how Voltaire should come to know so much about the man with the mask as he pretends?
193696087	It is 450 miles in length, Jam ea Rive:?.
193696087	Lamna acutissima, tertiary(?)
193696087	Let the fluids have volumes V1?
193696087	Lord Karnes, in his Elucidations, inquires whether it should be sustained in competition with a subsequent regular marriage?
193696087	M. Prony takes a mean term, and for practice makes?
193696087	Might not it afford good means of making tidal experiments, free from disturbing causes?
193696087	Myliohates micropleurus(?)
193696087	No pungent points on the bones of the head ar?
193696087	Non erga ex pecunia ilia''lucmm^r enl omnino esse?
193696087	None of these pracfceortee^6"’"T t07arrant the conclusion that the those times alth^W?
193696087	North fiva ll p01!?
193696087	Notidanus recurvus, tertiary(?)
193696087	On the contrary, how has the character of Paris been handed down to us by the poets?
193696087	Otodus recticonus, Malta(?)
193696087	Oxyrhina retroflexa, tertiary(?)
193696087	O|1 ts! •< 3wU oK?
193696087	S"lfa h£%l’d«l ° efb"''a deposiuofredand^^ a"a?
193696087	Set off Co?
193696087	Should that fail, do they come quickly to horn or holloa — to their huntsman ’s cast?
193696087	Since hen upwards of 40,000 people have died from cholera and pox, and about 2000 have emigrated to Navy Bay?
193696087	Small scales on the body and various parts of the dfble ’ VeT TyT ° id?>- Pores Hmbsof the man!
193696087	Smerdis latior(?)
193696087	Sphyrna prisca, chalk(?)
193696087	The Champagne in particular is subject to great extremes in temperature?
193696087	The Ionian church has not followed the example set in Greece of prohibiting the marriage of its orthodox with heretics, and is ver?
193696087	The bony processes representing the Shalt''pe< fw T l0n?''
193696087	The centre span of this bridge is^le others are tbe respective spans of, ’, ’ and 3?
193696087	The cities indues?
193696087	The distinctions on account of religion were to a certain extent removed?
193696087	The following returns have been made by the Emigration into Jamaica from Emancipadoes from Havana... ovf?
193696087	The only question to be settled then, is, How men are ordinarily called to that office?
193696087	The vegetable productions of Jamaica liveffi °?
193696087	The( Varferf ®, also, which have barbels under the chin, are ground feeders; and these, with the Cotti and Scorjxena?
193696087	Then the supports?
193696087	There is great va- nety of climate; the medium heat at Kingston is about 80 ° and the minimum 70 Fahrenheit, throughout the year At 40 °?
193696087	They are placed either at the end of the muzzle or on its sides; some¬ times on its su¬ perior face?
193696087	This corns was formerly recruited entirely from the coast of Africa but Snkl6 nTir0eS ’ and? ven co ° lies ’ are now enlisted in its ranks.
193696087	To triumph over a poor mangled hare or hind, after we have harassed them up and down the country for many hours together with an army of dogs and men?
193696087	Two dorsals, the first sustained the[? exib!e rays- Peeth on the jaws slender, minute; none on the palate or tongue.
193696087	User, and Banner of the People; an advertising sheet and r SaZw?
193696087	V"2 29= —( V2-( V- V'')21+ W.A; 2*?
193696087	Was he not the finest gentleman, the greatest favourite of the female sex, the greatest beau of his day?
193696087	We see the rea¬ son of this while we keep in me¬ mory that water is only good( as water) from two
193696087	What should our fleets and armadoes at sea make such turrets in their decks and forecastles?
193696087	What streams of water, or what lakes exist in the cavernous recesses of these mountains?
193696087	What then are the ends which this deep scheme actually has in view?
193696087	What was the all- accomplished Pliny, or Lollius, whose education Horace had superintended?
193696087	When the jet is continuous, these hollows, which are distinctly of Fluids?
193696087	When the scent serves well, do they not only carry a good head over a country, but, as their game is sinking, does the head become better?
193696087	When was human nature ever got to disregard the medium and the manner in which truth was presented?
193696087	Whether I can ever hope for a recovery?
193696087	Whether I must long wait for it?
193696087	Why they and the rest of their nation used for food animals useful to man, such as oxen and cows?
193696087	Why they incited their disciples to destroy the national temples?
193696087	Why they persecuted the Bonzes?
193696087	Xifterrur?
193696087	Zeus priscus,?
193696087	^ SisteroA irL^ffinfuaA zir''ts/ nA yburartru^ Roeheufr ■''Hirefit( litJlUVMje Wiu+t''ucecci arino>?
193696087	above this opening; find the depth through which the surface will pass in one hour?
193696087	alas, how foolish are we to make all this adoe?
193696087	because, if you have, and will lend it to me, you shall go halves. ” “ Halves in what? ” inquired his friend.
193696087	brevis,(?)
193696087	d^ augleS t0 the leVel ’ but in each l)arti- as the rrrlTni& r0r?
193696087	dx K.dx — mSdt\l2 g( H — a?)
193696087	eXie"s*ve^act of country, flat and uncul- T nh1d ’?
193696087	et qui pecunia fundum acquirit annon necunia UP cr^+^ recilnat Slbl> qul ex pecunia fructum mercatores lucrum?
193696087	face to face with the question, Where, then, are they to be Jacobi, found?
193696087	h Cerato- hyal J Basi- hyal S Glossohyal V?
193696087	i. h> htmfoo piiey((/<»/•<''li’reruin yBohulliori, yi><^TmTiTrrffsfar vm;///?''
193696087	icm?
193696087	ilZ lT?
193696087	increased weight, such as those for the front and tube Lear?
193696087	it re o ded[wnUed0niUS( F''?"
193696087	jg thg symplectic,?
193696087	lh*V.ie?
193696087	log.y), and by substitution 2 A m2 SV/ v( mS, V2gj2^ mSV''%VH-?
193696087	of r16 lnhanlta, ntS^f Italy are a mixture of races, composed but, GaU S?
193696087	one ’ of which the universe consists?
193696087	per square? acturo ol inch, but in some cases it is as much as 5 lbs.
193696087	readilyTwith Pleasure and not with diffi-? laa 1 advocate is just such a thing; it is easy to use Ind I T r PlearVt0 d0; and ’ f0r that reason.
193696087	rhtriaBr.i Doagl( a&trawj# g^A^r-"”SgfiS: £ ortirl A. T.&tew''arl^ leracrjejefan''|> nevw«2l fcen>*o^ Carmt[ Glleadl^arup^i; 2?
193696087	shocks?
193696087	t is not, in short, by the amount or value of the currencies of different countries; but by the means which they respec- Storly 27, » pr0f?
193696087	tales whh, 1 ff": V- e< i mt ° num0r0us and » fte ” hostile bond o?
193696087	the history of Italy before the rise of the Roman power V?
193696087	tides of the sea, ebbing and flowing as it doth, whereby it keep- eth a current also, as it were the stream of some great river?
193696087	what should they fortifie their ships in warlike manner, to fight from them upon the sea, as it were from mure and rampier on firme land?
193696087	which way shall I fly Infinite wrath, and infinite despair?
193696087	— 2AVB,| y/ B( H- A)-VYA+ B) a — AH — BA[ ms V 2 g( A+ B) l v J-r;) by integration; since a?
193696087	“ Do you ask me, ” says he, about my course of life?
193696087	“ Have you got five guineas?
193696087	“ Who can resist God and the great Novogorod? ” became a saying of the fifteenth century.
193696087	„ Erinaceus, Monte Bolca(?)
193696087	„ Scillae, Monte Bolca(?)
193696087	„ Stokesii(?)
193696087	„ dubia, molasse(?)
193696087	„ duplex, tertiary(?)
193696087	„ heterodon, Normandy(?)
193696087	„ lata(?)
193696087	„ leptodon, tertiary(?)
193696087	„ rariostatus, oolite.(?)
193696087	„ semisulcatus, Stonesfield, Purbeck(?)
193696087	„ suturalis(?)
193469393	! j mi ii mill mi i Hi i iiinliiiiiii 3S s g^5332 3S SSSS 23 SS?.
193469393	(: Bukte, ch^Rnf/ blznyl\ Wi^lawnny ft&stjji.?
193469393	*; wherefore the area of the surface comprised between the proximate ordinates QR and qr is bl~^ sit?
193469393	+ X*= GO vers?
193469393	, A new It will now be asked, what shall be substituted in place theory can-0f this erroneous theory?
193469393	,.v 25 t?
193469393	.«/ — GG<*.Wsin?)
193469393	//«A n V^+ «= V, andV and^gn2=-2 Seaman- y?
193469393	0perator?
193469393	15 two separate Tig 15. and enlarged draw ings of one cf the valves and its working gear;/?
193469393	1539. dTcL V?
193469393	230. be ye co davpacne, droTrcorard?
193469393	252 Sicilies, vincial council, meet?
193469393	295 worm cocoons?
193469393	2c?, Woods.
193469393	33; and “ British SlnJ?, r^lbrary)y “ h 154.
193469393	43), and the depth of the voussoir EF?
193469393	48), make/?
193469393	4tfk2 In order to find the volume of a solid, we must integrate the equation y/ yc?
193469393	50), and set out on it the line//?
193469393	50), equal to/?
193469393	6 11 6 4 4 3f 8|- 4* 7?
193469393	7) to another position, as W''j, and that by this change of position the ship has been inclined through the angle?.
193469393	< p y cos.< p; and thus the tendency of the beam to redress itself in the direction GO is 2 •(# cos.?
193469393
193469393	?
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193469393	?
193469393	?> y.
193469393	A part De?
193469393	All American boats have wooden hulls, and how to stiffen such a vast and shallow craft, flat- bottomed as Noah ’s Ark?
193469393	Also, G''dY- GcjO= G<*Y+ GdZ- Gd0= G''dR+ GdY — Xx — Gd0= G''dR+ GdO cos?
193469393	And thus the real motion of the ship is compounded of a motion of the centre in a direction parallel to Dc?, and of a mo¬ tion round the centre.
193469393	And was it upon Shakspeare only, or up¬ on him chiefly, that he lavished his pedantry?
193469393	And what human teacher has ever had such glorious trophies erected of the conquests of his philosophy as the extant works of these master minds?
193469393	Anti- ®* ”?
193469393	Bjfc2/ 4/ t2 — 4/ ta:+ a2^+ Cj^ f 8/ t3- 12/ i2a;+ 6/ ta;2-^ v>, fc2/4A2 —+* 2\, Cj^3/ ir( r —)+-3-( 2 V Wx/ lh?
193469393	Builders of the Ship, Mare& C?
193469393	But did the impulse which originated it come from within or from without?
193469393	But if Seneca had guided him with a firmer will and a stronger hand, might he not have been saved from developing into a monster?
193469393	But the important inquiry remains to be urged, How is the behaviour of the steam affected by the speed of the piston?
193469393	But the question remains, is there a single germ of truth amid this mass of fable?
193469393	But where was it to end?
193469393	But which?
193469393	But why?
193469393	By halving any of the preceding letters,< or c?
193469393	By the Merchant Shipping Act Require- of 1854 the Board of Trade are empowered to enforce cer- menr?
193469393	Can any thing more absurd be conceived than an attempt, ln music, to describe silence by means of sound?
193469393	Could this be accounted for by the absence of the popular actress, Miss O’Neil?
193469393	Could victory be more complete?
193469393	D d 1 If, as is most likely, the forces are proportional to the extensions and compressions, the distances AI and A?
193469393	D?
193469393	Diameter of the Screw propeller 24- 0 Diameter of Paddle wheels to outside of iron 56 10 Nominal Dorse- power of Screw engines 1600 horses D?
193469393	Do we mean, then, to compare Addi¬ son with an idiot?
193469393	Does a man at Paris expect to see Moliere reproduced in pro¬ portion to his admitted precedency in the French drama?
193469393	Else how came Spen¬ ser ’s life and fortunes to be so utterly overwhelmed in ob¬ livion?
193469393	English Oak African Oak, Italian Larch Scotch Larch{ butt to?
193469393	Fastenings of this kind will Build?
193469393	Fawcett Fhestorv Sc C?
193469393	For Ayr see Article Stenography. ”\ y?
193469393	For non- expansive engines, the actual entire duty is ex¬ pressed by the equation — W= aj?
193469393	For who else could stay, even for a moment, the wild impetuosity of Alcibiades, or the ferocious arrogance of Critias?
193469393	From W\( the centre of gravity of the weight or weights) draw W''jB parallel to F''L''j, and WjE perpendicular to W''jE; then W'']E= WjW''j cos?
193469393	GG''= Wx, c cos?.
193469393	GG''=<>!?!
193469393	Has four tubular boilers, containing in all 3024 brass tubes, each 6 feet 5 inches long by 2?
193469393	He gently expostulated with them for this outbreak of grief, saying, “ What are you doing, my friends, so strangely?
193469393	He had luckily some friends in the north of England, among whom he now found a temporary asylum?
193469393	Hervet?
193469393	Hold, 18"O Builders, Scott& C?, Greenock,.
193469393	How are we to account, then, for that deluge, as if from Lethe, which has swept away so entirely the traditional memorials of one so illustrious?
193469393	How is all this to be explained?
193469393	If it were wished to ask the question — “ Are the boats in want of ammunition?
193469393	If so, it may be plausibly conjectured that it be¬ gan amongst those violent persons whom our translators have called giants?
193469393	If so, whence came Rowe ’s edition, Pope ’s, Theobald ’s, Sir Thomas Han- mer ’s, Bishop Warburton ’s, all upon the heels of one another?
193469393	In order to obtain the values of these tensions, let the direction P/?
193469393	In the latter, though the summits are inferior in altitude to those of Savoy?
193469393	In this latter case it will be better to work the arch- stones thus: from the point 1 on section let fall( through p'') the perpendicular 1/?
193469393	Is this coat- of- arms, then, Sir Thomas Lucy ’s?
193469393	It is frequently asked, Whether is the paddle- wheel or Paddle the screw the most efficient propeller?
193469393	It is not our intention, how-: rhV?
193469393	Ju, y 1830, Mr. Brougham brought forward his motion, fiiifs in^lat^le^0.use should resolve, at the earliest possible period 0- 31- 32*?
193469393	Let AR( figure 18) re¬ bridge, apq the arch- Fi?.
193469393	Let OA — r be the radius of a sphere, and let it be proposed to find the centre of gravity of the segment having AP= a?
193469393	Let us now consider the strain on any point C arising from Tb?
193469393	MGd —?
193469393	Might not some of these valuable manuscripts be even now recovered by careful research?
193469393	Milton only,—and why?
193469393	Mr Millar, author of the Historical View of the English Government?
193469393	Much more elevated.than this is the knowing and wise men of his time?
193469393	Now what is this?
193469393	Now what proof has Mr Malone adduced that the acres of Asbies were not as valuable as those of Tug- on?
193469393	On perceiving some of those who accompanied him, weeping, “ Why is this, ” he said; “ is it now that you weep?
193469393	P D~85- 4(<+461) “ 85- 4 T ’ in which P= 144/?, and T=*+ 461.
193469393	P?cullar constitution, with regard to nervous condition nf ’ lnt
193469393	Produce Ee, which is parallel to BC, till it meet the yard in and draw FG perpendicular to E?.
193469393	Raiding them with their dulness and inattention to its les- v"-sons and admonitions?
193469393	Renaudin refusing to be placed on it to report on the question, Whether it was proper for the Aca¬ demy to occupy itself with animal magnetism?
193469393	S O C R Socrates, tion and self- knowledge, and disregard of personal respon- by those who implicitly received them?
193469393	SHAK SPEAR E. case what would follow?
193469393	SHEER? LA HALE BREADTH PLA PabJish- el by A.. Sc C. Blafik, H^( t. Aihmarv sc.
193469393	Sejanus felt the ground giving way under him, but what could he do to prevent it?
193469393	She is not worth thee then — What years?
193469393	Sir Launcelot Greaves is represented as a per¬ son of diseased understanding; and who shall set bounds to the vagaries of insanity?
193469393	Sitmuda Sc C?.
193469393	Strength of arm OL and 0?.
193469393	The Basento( Casuentus), the sources of which are near those of the Bradano, the Salandrella( Acalandrus?)
193469393	The chief of these appear to have fled to Megara, where they could reckon on finding a refuge from Athenian hostility?
193469393	The consideration we allude to is this, Has this change deterior¬ ated our skill and knowledge of seamanship?
193469393	The equilibrium valves have the upper disc 12 inches diameter, area 113 square inches; the lower disc is 10)?
193469393	The fifth, “ consisting of ignorani practitioners and siib women 1,S?
193469393	The force Do?
193469393	The grand controversy has been, and ever will be, What is the causal relation that underlies the external phenomena?
193469393	The king?
193469393	The product is- — — 1 This?/i-j- 1~ m 2 X w+ 1 must be as the square of the depth, or as ys.
193469393	The question is often asked, What is smoke?
193469393	The question, “ What is the extreme limit to which a chain- bridge can be thrown?
193469393	The second, and by far the most remarkable, pamphlet, had for its title Qu’est ce que le Tiers Etat?
193469393	Their size and colour, however, greatly depend upon whether the connexion was between the capercali cock and the grey hen, or vice versa?
193469393	Then there wil1 be tw0 cases: When th?
193469393	Theoretically,?/om, 3/60, or u, is «, but the light sign ydd „ may be used in all cases.
193469393	There is here a large museum of porcelain, containing specimens of all ages and countries, and''l?
193469393	Therefore because z is the same in both, the quantity F? G2.
193469393	Therefore we have Cl: CK, or Cl: ID= A''‘cos.2a?
193469393	Therefore we have T2: t2=/P* R2/P''^ L5/5 T 9, Seaman- F~ rG7:/.^?
193469393	This axis can, however, be de¬ termined at any instant, providing the direction in which the ship is rolling or pitching be given?
193469393	This will be disturbed by applying to D a force opposite to D e?
193469393	This, we are aware, may be a doubtful position to maintain; but who can say for what other apparent purpose this pe¬ culiar faculty was given?
193469393	Though not of Roman origin, Southampton is still a History place of great antiquity, and probably may date its risean?
193469393	Thus,* T?
193469393	Under the mild skies of Italy he began the stud?
193469393	VS* V* sin a Therefore t.-,/?
193469393	W hen the plug frame l i l descends, the valve D is closed by the plug?, and the valve K is shut, and the valve L in fig.
193469393	W4 sin?
193469393	Was Addison ’s ne¬ glect representative of a general neglect?
193469393	We hold with Tacitus, “ Ostendi debent scelera, abscondi flagitia?
193469393	What can a man do after a king?
193469393	What could man do more than he had done, and see what had come of it?
193469393	What kind of woman is’t?
193469393	What may we assume to have been the value of its fee- simple?
193469393	What, then, it would naturally be asked, must be the effect of such a teacher on existing opinions in religion?
193469393	What, then, triumphantly asks the philosopher, think you of a person who is so inconsistent with himself?
193469393	What, therefore, might not be expected of minds of inferior order?
193469393	Whether by classes, as hitherto, or by individuals?
193469393	Who has not heard of the Athenian sage, the great moralist of heathenism, and his persecution and constancy even to death?
193469393	Why should not he make himself a name that would be remembered as well as Luther and Calvin, when he should- no longer be known?
193469393	Will you be faithful to me, as your forefathers were to Gustavus Vasa and Gustavus Adolphus?
193469393	With respect to a, observe, that if we make the angle WCF=/?, we have p — a+ b+ x; and p being a constant quantity, we have a+ b+ x= 0.
193469393	Without attempting to demonstrate formula?
193469393	Would they continue still blindly and submissively to fol¬ low the voice of authority?
193469393	XX E dioEiirgh.. Aili?
193469393	Yet, spite of these great differences, is there any other English poetry that is so like the Homeric as that of Spenser?
193469393	You are above the reach of all sound from the inhabited parts of the country. ” And what do we find in this re¬ gion of snow?
193469393	You may do it in this way: turn the palm of T?
193469393	^%''A''%IaTnT''.•''>>‘hoi\»ang<''ii( ou^rnwfy^j EifeJfatintWih T^^0^p<''}av''zb ufft?''
193469393	and S. by those of Malaga and Cadiz,? n.
193469393	and we have, as in the former case, GS M- G
193469393	area A3 a5=^(a3+ « 5+ 4«4, ana area A5 a?
193469393	both tends to retard the ship ’s motion and to produce a rotation: it retards it as much as if the same force Do?
193469393	butt top{ butt to?
193469393	did you not long ago know, that, from the moment of my birth, the sentence of death had been decreed against me by nature?
193469393	gteam rige equaHy strongly from water at 200 ° or 180 °?
193469393	hy too, that Cebes and Simmias come here from Thebes?
193469393	intellectual potentates who have recommended themselves by gracious manners, could so soon and so utterly have been obliterated?
193469393	into the world?
193469393	is- f U& A i I i& i7?
193469393	larimX ufe“led UP to a P^od lon?
193469393	mtr, ’ The? econd,, n s, mi ” employed wine and charms.
193469393	ns( paivrj ’ arenas yap 6 Xeyeir,^evayovpevco nvi kul ovk eni^apicp eoiKas ’ ourco?
193469393	or, again, are they but the occasion through which the phenomena are developed by a purely subjective process in the persons operated on?
193469393	p+?/ cos.< p) ds.
193469393	t Length between Ferpendicnlars 3 t I)?
193469393	that is, what is the mutual action between the par¬ ticles just before their coming into absolute contact?
193469393	the curve corresponding to the smallest distance of the par¬ ticles?
193469393	to pay forty pounds] “ to be voyd and of none effect, or els to stand& abide in full force and vertue. ” What are we to think of this document?
193469393	w^^ a n i o m oo am., dl,? 11, dive, 7/ p, f«7 t.
193469393	was christened on the very next Sunday succeeding to his^birth''notwith"elri beiLTeaclmd bvco^1117 ’ occasioned by tbe dis±anc?
193469393	what is the true proportion of the not be sub- strength Gf columns?
193469393	~ W Writing this latter value of GG''in the former equation, we get_ plglw1-cW1 cos?
193469393	— GdO — Xx= G''dR —( GdO vers?
193469393	‘ Why do you not bring in the patient? ’ demanded the expectant operator.
193469393	‘ itmneib- j££sh- nni\mz''rfin''J’mi ‘ hji BeJeenriEcL^?
193469393	“ Vis scire, ” he says, “ quam dissimilis sit harum artium con¬ ditio et hujus?
193469393	• If 1 a:!?
193696085	''rroipK''rK iffrM 5 7,.. ’..?
193696085	''vus* enu ® 311 Meretrix an advocate for whores among the Gentiles?
193696085	( See Biographie Universelle?)
193696085	)*? 4, therefore all the future pre- 1+ abc, Ac.
193696085	* tbe.t0ttfm thoroughly; colour it with a little vermi- of the same ingredients, omitting the vermilion; and Z/ Hn ml n, Wll-?1?
193696085	*-) ca) h Q Beiufafop\ rrr6 T v as i.^ H, S''O LW\0 rm, sy-?
193696085	*_?
193696085	+ a?
193696085	+ dif these forms has its advantages when applied to particular ad?x Each of them also gives h= ydy V dx?
193696085	-j- dy2 will represent the trapezium HL; and since the circum¬ ference of each course increases in the proportion of the radius y, hyVdx2+ dy?
193696085	1 b?
193696085	12) 9460f pence 788 4| £ 39 8 4| 3c?, 72564 at| 3 4)217692 farth.
193696085	18)144(8 2d, If a certain number of men consume 8 bolls in 28 days, how many will they consume in 56 days?
193696085	1833, p. 670; translated from the Hhei- nisches Museum?)
193696085	2 aa?
193696085	2 q.?
193696085	249 —["""m m~1 Algebraical ®~l_l —*( a4c,& c.)^+ abc,& c. J — r m m V L1 — t(abc,& c.)?
193696085	26?,] At 6d.
193696085	2c?, Divide the account into several parts; add these separately, and then add the sums together.
193696085	2c?,] 23754 at-|d.
193696085	2c?,] 4573 at 2| At 2d.=4- of Is.
193696085	2c?,] 7543 at 14s.
193696085	3,,< rus$ £*<*< sv to, s
193696085	3,< r^aX?
193696085	3
193696085	3c?, If the rate be equal to the difference of two easy rates, they may be calculated separately, and the lesser subtracted from the greater.
193696085	3c?, Subtract the numbers successively from the sum; if the account be right, you will exhaust it exactly, and find no remainder.
193696085	3c?,] 2842 at 31 710 6 177 7| Ex.
193696085	3c?,] At 6d.
193696085	4?
193696085	630 A R Army, mana valuisset?
193696085	6?
193696085	7 T « yoi£ i d?)
193696085	8v< r 10* HE 19 9 1-TB 12# 12* 2# A 9 A^ 3 7 9''TIT 8 ft 10Ti 10# 10?
193696085	;--ag works may be consulted on h histor?
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193696085
193696085	= CM: CN — C 6: C N. There¬ fore we have CN= — Cc?.
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193696085	? u^ a week.
193696085	?, and, as well as bowyers, were persons of great consequence in the com¬ monwealth.
193696085	A Ldl^ulntTty1W, ith the whUe of> n eS& and worked with the hands over the paste when pressed flat in the hand; it must be well kneadll?
193696085	AN DELI S, Les, an arrondissement in the department of 250 840 arrpr/ i e*tends over 392 square miles, or Andena dfvidpd?
193696085	ANATOM T.//
193696085	ARCHITECT( Latin Architectus, Greek ’ Ap^treKrwv arc 431 from the primitive words a/ p^, the beginning, origin, or cam?.
193696085	Abbey Church,, fier/ s Window fromSteyniny?
193696085	An equilibrium, accompanied by some firm stability, pro-''duced by the mutual pressure of the vertical joints, may hyVdx?
193696085	And do you not thinke that St Martine might be op¬ posed to Bacchus?
193696085	And whence, it may be asked, does their interest arise?
193696085	And why?
193696085	Anglin?
193696085	Angling, ing and recrossing every stream and torrent, with the agility of an otter, and the strength of an alligator?
193696085	Animal whatever is arbitrary?
193696085	Apples form a considerable article of commerce, and are imported to Britain chiefly from France and America The S''"Wle?
193696085	As the wowac?
193696085	Asia^ of its rude tribes?
193696085	Ask a common but intelligent mason, what notion he forms of such an arch?
193696085	Before are the inner surfaces of ed above by the anterior ligament, below by the posterior The P^vis and its di- th?
193696085	But Rhetoric further con¬ siders, what is the practical force of such and such argu¬ ments?
193696085	But this cases ydyv V dx?
193696085	But was this an original discovery, or at what distant epoch was it first introduced among them?
193696085	CO 03 CO to cc to TJ T3 rG HG G.ti G G G< U G G 3 3 3 « PH to to 03 “ k H — 3 3 3 G O O O G 5?
193696085	Caternillars wnernllv.u-,''£ ’ » uc acquire me iai, uiL?
193696085	Compara- From the specimens of the Ichthyosaurus hitherto dis- tivc covered, it appears that the number of vertebra?
193696085	Did his heart sink therefore?
193696085	Did they examine and study the remains of antiquity in Greece and Rome, in Italy and elsewhere?
193696085	Does the preci¬ sion with which a plant is marked in the foreground take away from the air- drawn distinctions of the blue glimmer¬ ing horizon?
193696085	For if the water is to be conveyed in pipes across the valley, what other purpose can these columns possibly serve?
193696085	Form h t. © ■ W y^ 1^,1,.c c: x ■/''(''■ ■-1- ■ ■ i ll AJ*1 1 ■ ORl?
193696085	Giacomo della Porta, a con-''temporary of Palladio, followed Michel Angelo in several( j?
193696085	Had they not hee idols and shee idols, some for men, some for women, some for beasts, and some for fowels?
193696085	He added, that infinite n SjV''Tr,
193696085	He then strikes with violence, and drags or throws his victim on shore; for there is little fear of his tackle giving way, mo T?
193696085	How much should each have?
193696085	I hen, who would answer a single hour for the honour or common honesty of such a canaille?
193696085	I with him beei?
193696085	ITn?
193696085	If 100 men make 3 miles of road in 27 days, in how many days will 150 men make 5 miles?
193696085	If 36 yards cost 42 shillings, what will 27 cost?
193696085	In fishes the tenth or pneu- Thefirstofthl?
193696085	In the froir and toad’wt?
193696085	In the rav row cartilaginous plates connected by a thin membrane, and shark genera, again, these organs are entirely in?
193696085	In this singular country all pas- of battle, and sometimes refused to recSnise a, of?
193696085	In what respects, then, can the Macedonian army be consi¬ dered heterogeneous?
193696085	Is the general effect in his pictures injured by the details?
193696085	Is the truth inconsistent with the beauty of the imitation?
193696085	Is#, If 30 horses plough 12 acres, how many will 42 plough in the same time?
193696085	Is?,] 37843 at 1 farthing.
193696085	Is?,] 4573 at 13s.
193696085	Is?,] 7423 at 4d.
193696085	Is?,] At 4d.=i of Is.
193696085	It is found in the waters of marshes, and accumulates around the sides of jars or vases in which conferva?
193696085	Kjmwa?/?
193696085	Ksq r Arcit i Ena?
193696085	Let AD be called x, and DB be called?/.
193696085	Let us suppose an equilibrated polygon of a very great number of sides( fig- lO)?
193696085	Levator scapulae,( l. s.) 3c?
193696085	No- I?
193696085	Occasionally he illustrates from etymology, as in deducing w&o?
193696085	P perusal ot Ihu- and at Mant^?
193696085	Quid adversus Germanorum proceritatem brevitas potuisset audere?
193696085	Required the greatest number which measures 475 and 589?
193696085	S., t00th nso?
193696085	Shall vye speak the truth at once?
193696085	The corrected fluent is^a-\-x+ V 2 ax+ x?
193696085	The former are nearly as town?> civilized as in Yemen, less corrupted, but infinitely more fanati- llouses''cal.
193696085	The general 211 reader will not wonder at the state of uncertainty which still pervades our notions of many animalcules, when we mention, ai?
193696085	The ground on which it was posted sloped gradual- able for the effective action of such A''K 1''VA Y6 steel?
193696085	The objects, however both of ancient and modern artillery are the same, namely,?
193696085	The pathway, which forms the passage of the 131 SlelranT, ’ In 7?
193696085	The question Whence?
193696085	The second day, which they called dvdppvcn?, they sacrificed to Zeus and Athena.
193696085	Then hVdx?
193696085	Therefore CG: Ce?
193696085	Therefore we have this proportion, bV, f hyVdx2+ dy2: hyVdx?
193696085	They not only vmvtamUfemfint i an h?-U- ‘ In theSe sltuations they wil1 eat^ in substance, but are fond of all fluids that contain 1?
193696085	This condition will be expressed by the equation^-^jj^ hyVdx?
193696085	This gives us L^- L dyt, fhy*Sdx?
193696085	Thus it may be asked, how often 8 is con¬ tained in 19?
193696085	Thus, for the star corrections, Peters ’s constants of precession, nutation,& c., have been adapted to Bessel ’s formula?
193696085	Thus, having parted in the middle the two decussating strokes X denot¬ ing ten, either the under half fc, or the upper half V?
193696085	Thus, it may be asked, if 18 men consume 6 bolls of corn in 28 days, how much will 24 men consume in 56 days?
193696085	Thus,/S"* intimat¬ ed two- elevenths, and era?
193696085	To jtttv mpmov jravre?
193696085	To what sum will L.100 amount in 20 years, when the interest at the rate of 4 per cent, per annum is convertible into principal half- yearly?
193696085	To what sum will L.100 amount when improved at compound interest during 20 years, the rate of interest being 4 per cent, per annum?
193696085	To what then are those antipathies of which we have heard so much reducible?
193696085	Travels in Georgia, Persia,< £ ■
193696085	Tw''"? v •-niATso.vs of ’ XtamvxA.f, xr.yirM.irs 12* 16 A y 1 1 1 i 6.
193696085	Was Vulcane the protector of the heathen smithes?
193696085	Was there such a traitor among the heathen idols as St Thomas Becket?
193696085	We have seen that if b G, the thrust compounded of greater than J hy V dx?
193696085	We have thought it advisable to retain the modes of reception so various, that the exercise of this w 2 Ch —* 2^ « o ■*?
193696085	What is the present value of L.l to be re¬ ceived at the end of the year in which a life now 50 years of age may fail?
193696085	What is the present value of an annuity on the joint lives, and the life of the survivor of two persons now aged 40 and 50 years respectively?
193696085	What is the value of the policy?
193696085	What natural insect do the large flies, at which sea- trout rise so readily, resemble?
193696085	What species are imitated by the palmer, or by three fourths of the dressed flies in common use?
193696085	What will L.320 amount to, when im¬ proved at compound interest during 40 years, the rate of interest being 4 per cent, per annum?
193696085	What works of that day would stand in comparison with those of Etty?
193696085	Why so?
193696085	Will any one pretend to call by the name of antipathy those real, innate, and incontestable aversions which prevail be¬ tween sheep and wolves?
193696085	Will such or such a con¬ clusion result from such or such arguments, according to the procedure of the human intellect in forming its judgments?
193696085	With much difficulty he summniWI 1?
193696085	\\ hat is there in the picture to convey the ghastly horrors of the scene, or the mighty energy of soul with which they are borne?
193696085	^ ° j j I J he the tei ™ nature is metaphorically applied to denote the being, ovmk, of anything.
193696085	^?
193696085	_ d?y d< p dx cos. p r dx cos/ cp cPy_ 1_ sec.3 p dx2 a cos.3 p a Now, by formula( B), y — v_ d?y_ sec.3 p c2 dx?
193696085	a?
193696085	and hence d?y y_ v dx?
193696085	and when and where in Europe had they an oppor¬ tunity of contemplating it until long after it is known to have been in common use among them?
193696085	avoirdupois?
193696085	be b e: CG, Therefore 06=^"+^ Jhy V/ dx?
193696085	bef ° re??
193696085	bef ° re??
193696085	believed correspond to the bilocular cone o?
193696085	bif?
193696085	d*y y_- 0 dx1(?
193696085	f''JO ff00 IV XL T c fl ■ 31 fD,"’-''V JL i I J D?
193696085	fTi^Vai1 ta^e ’ n facilitating general views, by rendering tabdnl? nmva i?
193696085	fTi^Vai1 ta^e ’ n facilitating general views, by rendering tabdnl? nmva i?
193696085	folio; Sherburn ’s Translation of the Astronomicon of0?
193696085	g braTovTorTrhn"1,?
193696085	g^Ilnpl II « 55^a>35£3i3|,, S.- r?
193696085	hy V dx?
193696085	hy\/dx?
193696085	i... fi V?
193696085	idol: as St Se¬ pulchre for one, St Bride for another; St All Hallowes, All Saints, and Our Ladie for all at once?
193696085	impression by means of fire- I B‘smark s Caua/ n/ Tactics, p. 307?
193696085	in?
193696085	inouari the of nn ° ld; and v1?!
193696085	j PROGRESS of EUROPEAN NUMERALS OO OO OO 8,000 V M^^ C* 8 C?
193696085	kpkAo?, a circle, and rmAo?, a column).
193696085	kpkAo?, a circle, and rmAo?, a column).
193696085	ni,?.
193696085	no less than that of Whither?
193696085	o C oo_ 1 2 3 43 g 10 123 5l''ti<>A8 10 12?
193696085	or a better sow- welder than St Anthonie?
193696085	or a better tooth- drawer than St Apolline?
193696085	or that he would have withheld his evidence when the manufacturers attempted to wrest from Mr Arkwright what he had so unjustly ap¬ propriated?
193696085	p<''-tance in the history as- History, •rs «? lad to hare givei: some do- idiii/.h»- • «.
193696085	p= 1;(?
193696085	per boll?
193696085	prl( roc?
193696085	r ™ v ispen- ry mus-?
193696085	six, and o- nAo?, a column).
193696085	t0 W ™?& M^.,tbe second closing.
193696085	that he would have allowed Mr Arkwright to accumulate a princely fortune by means of his inventions, while he remained in a state of poverty?
193696085	that the integration of the equation d''2y dy?
193696085	the form of the chrysalis, which, with the final transformation to the^? mS^ u*?
193696085	the form of the chrysalis, which, with the final transformation to the^? mS^ u*?
193696085	the present value of an assurance on the last m survivors out of???
193696085	the present value of an assurance on the last m survivors out of???
193696085	the present value of an assurance on the last m survivors out of???
193696085	the same rate?
193696085	therefore d —- and(?
193696085	tributed to the mn«el^ c’fV, secon(^ ’ slender, are dis- Compara- The dura mater undergoes some peculiar modifications the"° o •?
193696085	tyvo?, a footstep or track, and ypafrq, a description or representation).
193696085	upon which fear wof ■ i ° f them talkel?
193696085	ymov, a member, and Xoyo?, a snare).
193696085	|5 g^ir-3<£ Ci O r- j
193696085	£ tu??
193696085	£ tu??
193696085	©^ BL “ BL BL y xxvx vxx, HK, t and^=-7^?
193696085	» i?
193696085	— qk= tan- 9~ tan-?
193696085	— ye 0 2 t?,] What is the value of 1773 yards, at 3d.
193696085	’ ■ tU tji''th?
193696085	’?
193696085	’?
193696085	• Pn^ers ’ PPS ’ an^ fongue?
193696085	• c> 2^5 • 5 ll^SS- S^s?
193696085	■ •: bf f> fe?
193108326	t1.2 ni—1 “ 21,, As an example, let us suppose p=-,?=~, m=4, and «= 2.
193108326	( 07) £ 4*& C.?/=B 4-( a/3)£+(/3/3)7?
193108326	( 07) £ 4*& C.?/=B 4-( a/3)£+(/3/3)7?
193108326	( 1—*•)-*=!+/**+ ±r^-’x2+- 7.2:3~^+&?
193108326	( See Froude ’s History of England?)
193108326	( g. f. g.) POLYTHEISM( ttoAvs, many, 0ed?, God), the doctrine of a plurality of gods.
193108326	( l+|r)+?
193108326	); the interrogation, marked thus(?
193108326	* 9!»9S?> » iGt zy pfi qmaCTnmei) eafpofa qjc aTafiMC mamia o,(LPc^ c^.
193108326	*_ j being the probability of A living over x—1 years,/?
193108326	+ 38- 2+ 381+ 35- 1+ 37- 5+ 49-?
193108326	, therefore^^• But in the Pre-^ a 2wa''3 1 — €/2)2 2K.M cos F, and we have T''2?
193108326	-r?
193108326	1 In general, if d express the density, will express the distance x of the particles; Zjd, or d?
193108326	1 i''u A110*;111!?
193108326	10)?
193108326	11s alloient parmy Paris, et quant ils veoient buys fermes, ils demandoient aux voisins d’entour: Pourquoi sont ces buys fermes?
193108326	1829... Victory(? aPfc; JTohn R ° s, s-, „ J{ Lieut.
193108326	1?.
193108326	2 Y 354?
193108326	4 1?
193108326	599 Probability 1+*+*-T7?
193108326	7 T 0 a?
193108326	9, “ Know ye not that the unrighteous shall inherit the kingdom of God?
193108326	; therefore/?, a-, — 77~{n-\-1); wffience 2i2 the general formula( 45) n_ Sp, ®-,becomesn —, — 2 y{2.
193108326	; whence, expanding the function by Taylor ’s theorem, and rejecting terms multiplied byar2 and higher powers of x, because a?
193108326	>?
193108326	?
193108326	? eavy anc* slow* It is, it should be remarked, too high for small premises.
193108326	? op.
193108326	?, f, and known quantities by a linear equation of the following form: a;=A4-/ •\-gi-\-h£^r Sec.
193108326	A ball is drawn at random and found to be w hite; required the probability of drawing a white ball at the next trial?
193108326	A quoi pourrait- il done servir de rechercher lequel de ces deux genres de travail contribue le plus a, favancement de la richesse na- tionale?
193108326	A, fx^tfixdx^zf a2<£ Ac?
193108326	And how did he surmount this unhappy self¬ distrust?
193108326	And if it be said that the labour of the miner is productive, must we not say as much of that of the ser¬ vant employed to make and mend the fire?
193108326	And is it not obvious that the menial servant is also a producer of utility?
193108326	And shall this nation com¬ mit an absurdity that stares every private man in the face?
193108326	And the question with regard to man is, what is the rate of this geo¬ metrical progression?
193108326	And where was such an education to be sought?
193108326	And why may not the entire king¬ dom of England be further cantonized for the advantage of all parties?
193108326	And with respect to the ‘ name ’ of Demogorgon, which stands by Orcus and Ades, how can such a phrase be justified by the rules of reason?
193108326	Are not manufactures and commerce as advantageous as agriculture?
193108326	At what number does al¬ lowance begin with you?''
193108326	Both sums include the salaries of stipendiary magistrates, the number of whom is now 72( I at L.646?
193108326	But a tract, entitled Discourses on Trade, principally&\r Dudley directed to the Cases of Interest, Coinage, Clipping, awe?
193108326	But does she co. not do as much for us in every other department of industry?
193108326	But how does the case stand in the neighbouring town of Bolton?
193108326	But it does not thence follow that a poor- law, well de- « an, ln?
193108326	But it is now thought that? n cor- 134 POISON.
193108326	But of what, may we ask, is the labour of the manufacturer really productive?
193108326	But should we, for that reason, prohibit their commodities?
193108326	But the sum of the two integrals on the right- hand side of this equation, the first being taken from v= —\u^ j to infinity, and the second from?
193108326	But then revolves the question, why must we laugh?
193108326	But waiving this, let us ask what is meant by “ correctness? ” Correctness in what?
193108326	But waiving this, let us ask what is meant by “ correctness? ” Correctness in what?
193108326	But what could be done?
193108326	But why do we only feel the inequality of pres¬ sure?
193108326	But why?
193108326	But/?
193108326	Conversely when/) and g are not known, but the event E lias been observed to happen m times in h trials, then R=0-r-27r?wrc)e — T?
193108326	Could such variations have arisen if the titles had been considered sacred like the Psalms themselves?
193108326	Cum seria faciei die, rogo, quantus erit?
193108326	Definition, sumption of wealth?
193108326	Do we desire grandeur?
193108326	Do we wish for true policy?
193108326	Does it not consist of comforts and conveniences required for the use and accommodation of society?
193108326	Et n’ont- ils nuls hoirs qui y fussent demoure?
193108326	For instance, it was then always said that Charles I. had suffered on the 30th of January 161< j"; and why?
193108326	He considered a watchful attention to 1 T ° h- ‘ 7"“ TT rrd?
193108326	Here we have s= a1+ a3+(?
193108326	His own age elevated him to honours almost divine: in the present how many are acquainted even with a single page of his poems?
193108326	How comes it then that we are not sensible of a pressure which one should think enough to crush us together?
193108326	How then shall we say that it is visible, when we see only by the aid of light?
193108326	How, then, is it possible to deny that those by whom this security is afforded are pro¬ ductively employed?
193108326	How, they asked, can wealth be increased by giving equal values for equal values?
193108326	I asked him what she had for each child?
193108326	I his prohibition is renewed in more stringent terms and command is given io all mayors, sheriffs, j^dee 2 s;: fuir\an?
193108326	If Quaker¬ ism succeeded, where would be the soldier and the marine; where the gainful trade of litigation?
193108326	If a particular trade be at any time overstocked, will not the disease cure itself?
193108326	If he, who in his frolic mood Outdoes the lore of toilsome sages, Should don grave Wisdom ’s reverend hood, What might be looked for from his pages?
193108326	If my views regarding the abolition of the franking- privilege... be not adopted2[ be adopted?]
193108326	If the public, indeed, were universally duped by the paper, what motive had Philips for resentment?
193108326	If the rapidity of mo¬ tion in composition strikes the stranger with wonder, what must that of distribution occasion?
193108326	If this were accident, how marvellous that the same insanity should possess the two great capitals of Christen¬ dom in the same year?
193108326	If, again, it were not accident, but due to some common cause, why is not that cause ex- plained?
193108326	In Northumber¬ land alone, where Presbytery continued to be most effi- fromtlLTUSht ’? ° Ciniarlir WaS complotely excluded m its congregations.
193108326	In connecting it, or effecting the transitions?
193108326	In developing the thought?
193108326	In his Querist, published in 1735, he asks, — “ Whether it were not wrong to suppose land itself to be wealth?
193108326	In it tlm supernatural fhp hS glVe?
193108326	In order to place the proposition now demonstrated in a clearer light, let us consider separately the different terms of the development of(/>+(?
193108326	In respect of any year, the a?th, after the present, the probability of A dying in the course of that year is/?*_i—-/?*.
193108326	In the grammar?
193108326	In the metre?
193108326	In the use of words?
193108326	In this church is the grave of Tycho Brahe The university of Prague is the oldest in Germany, bavin* ’ thaTnf0 P ini?
193108326	Is it not because of the greater cost of its production in this country?
193108326	Is it not surpris¬ ing, I ask, that these works are executed in types quite diffe¬ rent from anything we observe in the Mentz productions?
193108326	It furnished timber for the Roman fleets, and afterwards for V?''
193108326	It is by no means an idle question to put, What is this air what is of which so much is said and written?
193108326	It prospered better in France, where, under the name faience?
193108326	It therefore comes out into the room; some of it goes into A T I C S. the real fire- place and is carried up the vent?
193108326	It was from the diet chamber in this build¬ ing that the nobles and deputies of Bohemia threw out of • W?
193108326	Its mercury, therefore, descends also; and run- ning over into b a, continues to supply its expence till the tube e?
193108326	K cos F( C- f-/''—L sin 2?).
193108326	K x 366- 26 x cos( 23 ° 28'') x{ 1—f sin2( 5 ° 8''50")?
193108326	L. 839,860 74,929 66,468 30,302 14,940 70,405 1,512,120 1,660,229 3,062 12,040 62,261 12,120 7,600(?)
193108326	Let 4 cards be drawn from a pack of 52; what is the probability of drawing one of each sort?
193108326	Let a shilling be tossed; what is the probability that more than 3 heads will turn up in the first 10 trials?
193108326	Let x and?/be the co- ordinates of a curve, of which the equation is?/=0nj;; then the element of the area is< pnxdx.
193108326	Let(ra- f\)q~~np—\; EEEE, EEEF, EEFF, EFFF, FFFF, then, since jt?-|-<7=1, and »*-{-?
193108326	Marriages are registered in the presence of four witnesses, and shmed by the parties, the witnesses, and the registering officer?
193108326	Now from equation( 5) the general value or x is A-j-( aa)£+( a/3)*?
193108326	O; andv^Y^ ’ as the impulse depends on the density of the impelling fluid, we may take in every circumstance by the equation R= S- D- V2, sin?''
193108326	On making
193108326	Or why was there ever any union between England and Wales?
193108326	Or, in any case, what plea had he for attacking Pope, who had not come forward as the author of the Essay?
193108326	Probability give the probabilities of E happening w 1, w?.
193108326	Probability than The probability that p i?
193108326	Q=?
193108326	Que faisons- nous done par notr ®^^ Pc a sur tous les etres qui nous entourent?
193108326	Quelle est la borne des demandes du consom- mateur?
193108326	Quelle est la limite au- dela de laquelle le producteur ne pent porter la quantite de ses produits?
193108326	Some readers will inquire, who paid for the printing and paper,& c.?
193108326	Suppose there are n different urns A1?
193108326	T^Telrth^ves u( lAen^or^utLsTel8 fh C^dera\le ° n tbe fP6 ™ 1, of agricul- and idleness, but excites us to health and strength by the kbourft^?
193108326	Tbytfi a cfot^of rfotb?
193108326	The 15?
193108326	The Holyhead station,14011 for Ireland, and the Dover station, for the Continent, were? teamers selected for the first experiments.
193108326	The above equation therefore becomes 8?
193108326	The barrels are set in a brass dish
193108326	The de¬ tails a ®?
193108326	The following is a specimen of this famous book, the initial letter being printed in red:\ j J^ l&bp ftttpticfc rt) a c£j*»pcr ottb?
193108326	The latter are now universally rejected: why not the former?
193108326	The o- overn- d ini849 ’ 5)397,198 acres of arable land; l ° J mea10W1 k"?
193108326	The observed quantity V, instead of bein- a func- Probability elements tlT b?
193108326	The question under consideration here is, How is this brought about by the weight and elasticity of the air?
193108326	The special quantities k and A''then become&=( 1-i- A)2/ A(/>n Ac?A= 0, A''=(1-t-/j)Z/''a2$„Ac?A, whence c —( 1 A 2$n A c?
193108326	The total ex- staff ° f the penditure on account of the courts, for the year, was as ™ ™? ™; follows: — courts.
193108326	The undu- And thus the observed fact is shewn to be a necessary ktory m °-consequence of what we know to be the nature of a com- rea?
193108326	There are vast buildings appropriated to the sole purpose of burning oil, naphtha, spirit^ coal- gas,.!?
193108326	There is not the least evidence that his three grand¬ sons( not four, as Hadrian says) ever carried on his business; for where are their works?
193108326	Therefore t- c?
193108326	They have sometimes, for example, considered it as synonymous with “ all that man desires as useful and agreeable?
193108326	This is but vague- the ai?
193108326	This would take leave of the reader with effect; but how was it to be introduced?
193108326	Thousands of sellers then enter the maiket; and when such is the case, it is no longer possible to sell a pound of gold for a pound of iron; and why?
193108326	Thu « in the curious collection of royal proclamations in the nndM ° f^? 0C1jty, Antiquaries, there is one of Philip f.''
193108326	Thus, if the probabilities that an individual A, whose age is y, will live over 1, 2, 3... a: years, be denoted respectively by/>2, p^... px\ and if?
193108326	Very well; but why, then, must we weep?
193108326	We see nothing, we air?
193108326	We shall have to speak,—1^, Of the standing army, with its reserve; 2c?, Of the landwehr or militia; and 3c?, Of the landsturm.
193108326	We shall have to speak,—1^, Of the standing army, with its reserve; 2c?, Of the landwehr or militia; and 3c?, Of the landsturm.
193108326	What can be imagined more capricious than the fondness for tobacco and snuff?
193108326	What could the most skilful agriculturist perform without his spade and his plough?
193108326	What did he mean by that?
193108326	What, then, was the pretext for violating this treaty?
193108326	When h, m, and n are large numbers, and a?
193108326	When there are only two lives, the value of the annuity on the life of the survivor becomes Si?*/?
193108326	When they commented on these facts in their conversation with a resident magistrate, his answer was, “ Why, what are we to do?
193108326	Whence, then, the assertion, that we are surrounded with a matter called air?
193108326	Where are the books ascribed to them?
193108326	Who is your god?
193108326	Why hurt ourselves to hurt the Spaniards?
193108326	Why is the price of corn almost in¬ variably higher in England than in Russia and Poland?
193108326	Why must we laugh?
193108326	Why should a man study chemistry except to enrich himself?
193108326	Yet the editors of Pope, as well as many other writers, have confused their readers by this double date; and why?
193108326	Yet, as a part of futurity, how is it connected with our pre¬ sent times?
193108326	^ A n A/ni- Gi fin t?
193108326	_ fi T i?
193108326	a weaver without his loom?
193108326	accused certain persons of high rank, of whom the duchess was one, of having “ made a compact with the devil. ” “ Have you ever seen the devil?
193108326	anb?
193108326	at what era?
193108326	attenJPts to* ceeP hi ® savings, the permission to work for his bread?
193108326	cfiibb?
193108326	did on a like occasion, “ Are you quiet in Manchester now?
193108326	et scalp?
193108326	event is decided?
193108326	fmptor?
193108326	from the last sys¬ tem, the value of x is given in terms of £,?
193108326	i The most remarkable event during the winter in Novaya Zemlya was the unexpected re- appearance of the sun on the25th ofjanuary no?
193108326	iirrent Johnson tells us that by “ police ” is meant “ the regu- jefinition?.
193108326	log-( 1 —?
193108326	mistake, the doctrine in question having eeen tully demonstrated in a pamphlet written bv Mr Massif j?
193108326	nfctrir?
193108326	or a house- carpenter without his saw, his axe, and his planes?
193108326	r), and —_ Z PNE UM-D_ D x~ P+/>—DP_ P+/>—P P+P D x P+i?
193108326	rroWn«t>2 a rorottc or)% Jj- cb?
193108326	s. d. 1?
193108326	second son of Benjamin, after serving in his you or a few months in the Frencl?
193108326	that is, rp1 J*0Ine Per.sons tnke to other trades, and fewer young people be bred up to that which is least profitable?
193108326	therefore p — T?
193108326	to interfere in the quarrels of Cleonymus, the ex- king of Lacedaemon, he hazarded a rash attack upon Sparta?
193108326	under what exciting cause?
193108326	vel ame- ricanus(?
193108326	w
193108326	what mention is made of them by their contem¬ poraries?
193108326	when he could have the same from a French shopkeeper for Is.?
193108326	£ fhin? flc“,tu;aI''"PI"1"generally.
193108326	—-+ 2?
193108326	“ Because he makes good verses, ” said Louis, “ does he think he knows everything?
193108326	“ Quid facit, excepta ordinatione, episcopus, quod non faciat pres¬ byter?
193108326	“ What have we to hope, ” exclaimed Dombrowski; “ what have we not to fear?
193916150	& It appears, also, that those tolls which have been some- LTv* f ” r ne rie1 at the narrovv inlets of some seas> de''fhr h Un- d7 th?
193916150	''t0 be^amted from itftl sultative to tlm^?
193916150	( O, Inti) Alapacha, Alai Hanigo Anguic Guiate Ape Anamocu Benrra Idah Numane?
193916150	( See Miss Martineau ’s Society in America?)
193916150	( See Wheatley ’s Illustration of the Book of Common Prai/ er, and also com¬ pare Hind ’s Rise and Progress of Christianity?)
193916150	(?)
193916150	(?) 2.
193916150	) — Com(?''''
193916150	) „| University, 1811) Deichmann ’s...,( Royal, 1550< University, 1731....( Classen ’s, 1800?
193916150	)\ 1598} Town(?)
193916150	* Here we have? i — 10, so that the formula gives in this case 2 log.
193916150	******** “ What is the import of such sounds as that of the letter s in the word father- s?
193916150	, In the middle of all this success, however, news arrived taken1 and that the Cathei, Oxydraca?, and the Malli, the most war- razed.
193916150	- A2,, S2,, AT+& c. 1\«4—25re2+ 72 3 W4—25?
193916150	.. Columbian, 1560- f Town or Cathedral!?)
193916150	1,034 480,000?
193916150	1,800 8,075 10,000 2.500 1,222 1.500 700?
193916150	10,000 1,510 200 1,000 1,200 50,000 185,000 70,660 72,000 26,000 110,000 50,000?
193916150	10,000 2,303 450 2,000 800 1,400 4,000 2,800 300 1,178 1,500 800 200 1,274 5,000 3,000 636 934 5,000 3,000 300 2,560 2,000 220,000?
193916150	105,000 150,000?
193916150	115,000 12,000 408,000 151,000?
193916150	12,500?
193916150	125,000 18,000?
193916150	1389?
193916150	15,000?
193916150	15,000?
193916150	1588 Do Do, Imperial, 1350(?)
193916150	18,000?
193916150	19,000 245,000 90,000 200,000 365,000 120,609 22,500 190,000 62,000 27,000 31,500?
193916150	197,000?
193916150	1{ reorganised, 1830 J University, 1575 Arsenal, 1781 City, 1529 Royal Bourbon, 1780, National, 1712(?)
193916150	20,000 50,000 20,000 11,049 None 519,500?
193916150	200 1,200 394 2,800 4,000?
193916150	200,000 70,000 25,000 18,000 12,000 79,000 80,000 40,000 70,564 30,000 62,500 40,000 23,500?
193916150	200,000?
193916150	203,000 220,000 202,000 200,000 200,000 200,000 200,000 197,000 200,000?
193916150	25,000 86,000 50,000 200,000 48,000 24,000?
193916150	3 i 22,000 2,000?
193916150	3,000 115 35,000 84,819 80,000 35,000?
193916150	30,000 13,250 105,000 83,000 40,000 80,000 1,316 140,000 80,000 33,435 20,000 11,000 39,200 60,000 12,000 40,000 20,000 80,000?
193916150	30,000 70,000 96,000 14,500 26,000 135,000 10,000?
193916150	305,000 30.300 31.300 135,000 39,200 47,000 92,000 150,000 360,000 59,000 100,000?
193916150	32,573 18,200 18,553 4,350 256,000 24,000?
193916150	35,000 121,000 103,859 900 41 4,500?
193916150	350,000 25,000?
193916150	40,000 47,082 98,000?
193916150	40,000 49,500 164,000?
193916150	40,000 55,000 40,000 30,000 110,000 30,000 180,000 50,000 100,000 55,924 52,000 17,307 40,000?
193916150	41,000 50,000 10,000?
193916150	44?> Life- boat.
193916150	60,000 40,000?
193916150	60,000?
193916150	64,195 21.500 16,000?
193916150	70,000?
193916150	700 448 25,000 7,000 2,945 3,000 3,000 3,417 3,000 10,000?
193916150	75,000 45,000 120,000 90,000?, 81,000?
193916150	75,000 45,000 120,000 90,000?, 81,000?
193916150	78,000 500,000?
193916150	815,000 562,000 519,500 500,000 480,000?
193916150	899,000 602,000 540,500 510,000 502,000?
193916150	90,000?
193916150	; 5,000 3,174 126,000 30,938 24,000 18,000 10,000 11,000 172,000 100,000 45,000 16,000 9,000 4,000 5,000 75,000 13,000?
193916150	? G0; a TT''V?
193916150	? G0; a TT''V?
193916150	A judgment, or the proposition which ex-? stics of presses it, must always be either Affirmative or Negative: aJudSment.
193916150	A spirit evidently was in them, but what could it be but the evil one? ” Here we see the difference VOL.
193916150	Adrian?)
193916150	Ajao?
193916150	All- pa Acaphan, Aca?
193916150	And has not his kingdom triumphed?
193916150	And how is truth attainable through a process which, so far as we have yet examined it, appears to leave open the chance of error?
193916150	And in what state had he found his native country?
193916150	And is it recognisable without interpretation of the terms?
193916150	And is no man to be allowed to affirm the contrary, and to sift the grounds upon which the allegations of the other man are supported?
193916150	And who are to be the choosers?
193916150	And who is to be trusted with the privilege of pointing them out?
193916150	And why not show this respect to the emperor and cardinal?
193916150	And why?
193916150	And will it be maintained that what private indivi¬ duals do so well can not be done more efficiently by the state?
193916150	Are the two sets of cases, how¬ ever, capable of being accurately distinguished?
193916150	Are they in any way thinkable, as pre¬ dications either in extension or in comprehension?
193916150	Before the throne he was asked two questions,—Whether he acknowledged the works before him to have been written by himself?
193916150	Behoul Nabagr?
193916150	But does it ever enable them to make a new government, in which any greater security is provided for their in¬ terests than there was before?
193916150	But how as to JE or £ 0, if these present themselves?
193916150	But how do we come by the assumption?
193916150	But if an unfavourable opinion is pronounced of any public functionary — of a judge, for example — would you have it left uncontradicted?
193916150	But if not all, what is to be the selection?
193916150	But in speaking of good, and the greatest amount of good, the old question arises, whence have we evil?
193916150	But is the answer a real one?
193916150	But there his action ceased; he left to the princes what they had no mind to carry out; and what could a people do cut up into 400 sovereignties?
193916150	But was not the end of the world tunest The voice of the Friends of God with Tauler coming now?
193916150	But what can it have as against the strong?
193916150	But what if this juxtaposition grow into amalgamation?
193916150	But what is character, if not the title to the fa¬ vourable sentiments of other men?
193916150	But whose was the never- shaken mind?
193916150	But why?
193916150	But why?
193916150	By ivhat means, then, did they learn to speak?
193916150	By retracting what I have said on this score, should I not fortify rank tyranny, and open a still wider door to enormous im¬ pieties?
193916150	By those whc are condemned to the sacrifice, in what proportion are the con¬ tributions to be made?
193916150	C Louvre< Luxembourg., I Town, 1801?.
193916150	Can it be so in these added forms?
193916150	Can we do so without the idea of classification?
193916150	Cantonal, 1803 f Provincial and( Town, 1537 Royal Public, 1611.... University, 1530(?)....
193916150	Chapter, or Agnesian.. Town,1802 Bertolian, 1755?....
193916150	Col¬ lege), 1703 Pembroke College Peterhouse King ’s College, 1577(?)
193916150	Constanti¬ nople... University, 1343(?
193916150	Dabu Umena?
193916150	Did this make them Indo- European?
193916150	Do you not see that you put yourself in the wrong by rebellion?
193916150	Doctrine of negatives, whose predicate, when its true function is brought proposi- to light, proves to be undistributed?
193916150	E 6,314 8,659 1,742 16,736 33,451 £ 5?
193916150	ERIpD/ Ae Years of Preparation; or, the first wrong to continue?
193916150	Eudeve Tevictze?
193916150	Euocuepana Alua Aaloa, Aaloba Aloba Basle Ama, A. Caypacha, Cay?
193916150	First, Is the term singular or common?
193916150	For what is meant by a vicious government?
193916150	Free access... Do Do 80.000?
193916150	Galeat?)
193916150	Has it been done?
193916150	He studied music uJ?
193916150	Here, then, we come to what is obviously the grand in¬ quiry; namely, first, what can be done towards defining the laws of nations?
193916150	How are any such laws effectual?
193916150	How can you allow an unfavourable opinion to be delivered in the one case, and not delivered in the other?
193916150	How can you point out a line where passionate language begins, dispassionate ends?
193916150	How come such things as plural numbers, and signs of plural numbers, into language?
193916150	How could I have combated and Jires im- overthrown pope and sophists, even having the true faith, id1* 6?
193916150	How does this affect our classi¬ fication?
193916150	How is this effect to be produced, but by some means, fully enjoyed by the people, of communicating their sen¬ timents to one another?
193916150	How is this to be accomplished?
193916150	How were they got at?
193916150	I Palatine% Marucellian, 1753.. Riccardian, 1612... Library of the FineArts f University, 1770(?)..
193916150	I he question is, whether any such privileges should be allowed, and, if allowed, to what extent?
193916150	If all opinions that are false and unfavourable are said to be indecent, who is to judge if they are false?
193916150	If he admits its quality, but denies that it happened as alleged, the issue is at once reached whether the fact happened as alleged?
193916150	If you say that no man is to pass an unjust censure upon the govern¬ ment, who is to judge?
193916150	Imperial, originated j 1350; reorganised> 1595 ‘ British Museum, 1753 Imperial Public, 1795 Royal, 1661 Royal, 1550(?)
193916150	In English libel law, where this term holds so distin¬ guished a place, is it not defined?
193916150	In the meantime, Martin had often to go none of those who began it could live to witness?
193916150	In these figures, nn> shows the reflector frame or chandelier; o, o, the reflectors with their oil- fountainsjo,/?.
193916150	In what direc¬ tion shall we look?—upwards or downwards?
193916150	In what manner are those wise men to be chosen?
193916150	In- one term neg^ivfiy^^pig^^f^8^ ® rmativ ® pategur> icalS?
193916150	Interest attaches to all plants, and rarity may be asserted of many plants; is it therefore true that every thing rare is also interesting?
193916150	Is it an answer at all?
193916150	Is it the strong, however, or is it the weak, by whom it is most liable to be violated?
193916150	Is such an ordination ever actually given?
193916150	Is that to be taken for granted?
193916150	Is there, in a categorico- hypothetical syllogism, any actual inference whatever?
193916150	L I B R A 1?
193916150	Lavater ’s great error consisted in attempting to elevate it to the dignity of science( see KzxNs Anthropology), but this is easily paidonablc?
193916150	Leicester- jn< r?
193916150	Lengua, and Zamucu(?).
193916150	Liberty of forbidden, what are those to which the prohibition should the Press, extend?
193916150	MSS 64,500 70,000 64,000 62,000 16,400 17.700 100,000 27.700 80,000?
193916150	MSS, 12,000 10,000 36,000 60,000 118,000 70,000?
193916150	More particularly, what is its subject?
193916150	Namjuxta illorum linguam, lang longam, baert barbam signijicat?
193916150	Now then, with regard to nations, the question is, what ought to be constituted rights?
193916150	Nuniguatae Gue Buyapo Inatuburch?
193916150	O+ 1)5 therefore, putting P for the series, 2-\.i(?_ y+i/?__ y+&c 1^3\n3—3nJ^ s W—3n)^ C J 2 M l[ n3—3n we have this formula, log.
193916150	O+ 1)5 therefore, putting P for the series, 2-\.i(?_ y+i/?__ y+&c 1^3\n3—3nJ^ s W—3n)^ C J 2 M l[ n3—3n we have this formula, log.
193916150	Of such as was tendered an able summary is given in the Report?
193916150	Of these conditions, how many can be said to belong to any thing included under the term Law of Nations?
193916150	On what else is founded the greatei part of all human pursuits?
193916150	Opata Tequiaca?
193916150	Or can classification supply it, unless through the dictum or its principle?
193916150	Pima Titauacatum?
193916150	Royal Public, 1833.. University, 1215(?)
193916150	Seke?
193916150	She is not taught by laws, nor has she any need of force to procure her entrance into the minds of men. ”{ Letter on Toleration?)
193916150	Since many plants are beautiful, and many plants are rare; may we not infer, that among the things that are rare, there are some that are beautiful?
193916150	Sir David Brewster, soon after Malus, began avast^enes^.
193916150	Sirr, Jeme, Bor Sir, Ser Dere, Gadzar, Shiroi Gazar Gasar, Ertjajaze Kaaziar Na Ki?
193916150	T.e timber trees on the bottoms are willow, cotton- wood i V a^WP]v\an^^ck^ye; on riclTuplandl^^cucumber Speht7; t?Fr?
193916150	Tarahumaran Pininte Avandaro( 1, Ma; 3, Tanimo) Tahapoa Chuehti Tegmecarichui Guami?
193916150	That the Georgian also is Indo- European, or that the Osset is not so?
193916150	The Chileno- Patagonian — The Araucarian( Chileno Pro¬ per), the Pampa(?
193916150	The Mendocino(?)
193916150	The Ta¬ kulli division falls into no less than eleven(?)
193916150	The Washita languages—• how do we arrange the tribes just enumerated?
193916150	The answer to it must depend on that to another, What would the effect of doing so be as regards the prevention of crimes?
193916150	The case is only that, read as an I, it do geometers prove both a theorem and its converse?
193916150	The fifth and last class, which was left unnamed, fell into Language, eleven subordinate groups? — 1.
193916150	The first question is, whether any of those events has occurred which would give the affirming country a right of dominion?
193916150	The icos of the adjec¬ tives, Mceso- Gothic, ags, igs?
193916150	The imputing of these faults, therefore, is it not, in essence and effect, an exhor¬ tation to oppose the operations of government?
193916150	The laws rv i?
193916150	The precise question is, whether any exhortation, which is only implied and constructive, should be considered an offence?
193916150	The press- mark, or symbol, which indicates the place of a book on the shelves, should appear both on the outside and inside of? v?
193916150	The press- mark, or symbol, which indicates the place of a book on the shelves, should appear both on the outside and inside of? v?
193916150	The proverb “ at latter Lammas?
193916150	The question is, what has been gained by this transformation of the 0?
193916150	The question is, whether indecent discussion should be prohibited?
193916150	The question then is this: Is our predicate a name which may be given to the things for which our subject is another name?
193916150	They are in general more level than tho?
193916150	Those of Gohorry, Paris, 1571 and 1635, of the Sieur de Brien- cour, Rouen( Paris), 1664, and of Tetard, Hague, 1691- 1696?
193916150	Thus, for instance, if the order of the classes be that adopted by Mr Hartwell claTsne“Tnhpnlhere”b?
193916150	Ti, To Tshio Dat, Dia Din Lu pu, Mi6 La pri?
193916150	Timuacan( Wind, Tattasuggy;[ Brothers, Tinai- tauna?])
193916150	Toto Boxi, Toto?
193916150	Town, 1637 University, 1636(?
193916150	True; but w hen are we most secure against the influence of false opinions?
193916150	U= tui, tibi, te, tuus, tua, tuum(?
193916150	University, 1562 University, 1475(?)...
193916150	University, 1794.... University, 1582.... University, 1732.... University, 1636.... Town, 1797 Town,1797 Royal, 1795(?)
193916150	University, 1816 Wielopolski?
193916150	Vienna.. Town, 1548 University, 1818 f Royal and Univer-) sity,1811 J( Rhediger, 1575 j St Mary Mag., 1547,1 l( Public from 1644)) Ducal,1580(?)
193916150	We ask, what is B?
193916150	Were these Athabaskan?
193916150	What do we infer from this?
193916150	What if it become t or z, or th, or s?
193916150	What if the form in da change?
193916150	What if, meanwhile, the separate preposition da change in form also; in form or meaning, or perhaps in both?
193916150	What is it to me whether he be a saint or a miscreant?
193916150	What then more just than to admit the innocence of him who could get a sufficient number of those neighbours to express their belief in it?
193916150	What would have sufficed to supply the want?
193916150	What, in fact, are the commentaries, but successful partial attempts at codifica¬ tion?
193916150	What, then, can any one accomplish by pursuing this frightful policy?
193916150	When are the grounds of opi¬ nions most thoroughly searched?
193916150	When the causes are the same, who can expect that the effects will be different?
193916150	Who about as one of the poor choristers, singing and begging at should enter on so tremendous a course?
193916150	Who is to afford the greatest, and Law of who may come with the least?
193916150	Who shall come forward; who stand excused?
193916150	Who will undertake to say how far these circumstances have had to do with the appa¬ rent advance and retrogression of crime?
193916150	Why has the gospel spread the more the greater the effort they made to hinder and destroy it?
193916150	Why have pope and emperor not been able to put me down?
193916150	Why is he not an object of public execra¬ tion r\\ hy are not the vials of wrath already poured forth upon his odious head?
193916150	Why not worship a wafer which the priest has made God?
193916150	Why should not the two cases be treated equally?
193916150	Why should you be moved with the virtuous displeasure 781 which you express against me because I have praised the Machia- style of a bad man?
193916150	Why, it may be asked, is this sufficient?
193916150	Why?
193916150	Would it be possible for any one to persuade us that Colaphus was de¬ rived from Cuff, or Blaspheme from Blame''?
193916150	Would you not grant the li¬ berty of calling in question the truth of the allegations, and of supporting a different opinion?
193916150	Yuhtepatz; Terepa?
193916150	\atl.n ” ls^ecls> ons are treated by his successors as mnv KUdlCI?
193916150	^ leaVG the syllogism directly amenable always in substenco t f Y dlSJ, mCtlve form?
193916150	and whether he would retract what he had said in them?
193916150	and, secondly, what can be done to¬ wards providing a tribunal for yielding prompt and accu¬ rate decisions in conformity with them?
193916150	f?!!
193916150	he usurpation of Grimoald was one of the causes of the su sequent anarchy, gradual decay, and final overthrow of I 6 0nf?.
193916150	if 1 Iiatl n0 t Possessed tlie languages?
193916150	in other words, for applying with the greatest possible efficacy the opinion of the world for restraining the violation of them?
193916150	inferring that few things which are useless are also interesting?
193916150	its life. ”( P. 241) “ What vouches, then, for the completeness of the forms of the syllogism?
193916150	n?
193916150	not even a favourable one?
193916150	or undistributed?
193916150	or where¬ in do the defects of government consist?
193916150	or, is it necessarily col¬ lective?
193916150	orMozzian,1787 Public Town( Ambrosian, 1604....( Brera, 1763 Benedictine Monastery( Royal Bourbon, 1780(?)
193916150	org.1760 Ducal, 1760( Royal Public, 1555....< Secundogenitur,1750(?)
193916150	racier?
193916150	sciousness When the phenomena of consciousness are considered subjectively, or purely as functions of the conscious mind, i(?
193916150	the means by which articulation is effected?
193916150	the question is, whether they have performed them?
193916150	them?
193916150	what have you loved? ” are the natural questions we would put in this case.
193916150	which the people can make a good choice, besides the liberty of the press?
193916150	| University, 1575( at( Ingoldstadt) Pauline, 1588 r Town, 1445{ Fenitzer- Dilherr, 1615-( 1669 Cantonal, 830(?)
193916150	“ All inferenc< is from particulars to particulars: general propositions are merely registers of such inferences already made, and short formula?
193916150	“ Do they think I suffered a defeat at Worms?
193916150	“ Quemad- modum Soriti resistas?
193916150	“ Where is Christ ’s church, if it is not with us?
193916150	“ Where( he asked) are the people to form the synods?
193109114	''ij IB f?
193109114	( A — a) 4- — —( I?)
193109114	( A — a)-f- R2; but x?
193109114	( D+ L),?
193109114	( E — L), n — a^; we have now L-j- m cos.2 x+ sin.2 a?
193109114	( a — a;), since a number of particles propor¬ tional to da?
193109114	( q''—a)-[_(
193109114	) 2 du2, whence dt — V2D3( 1+ v?)
193109114	* a2 — c2, we have of v; and since tydy — 2rd?
193109114	*/(l — Cos.2 «?
193109114	+ 3^ 6375174 q*x?
193109114	+ EC2( 5, 2, E.); therefore HE • EC zz PE*Ey?.
193109114	+ dx?
193109114	+ e?#5+ ex’1+... 3Vd* 3 fe5+ f i5+|-* 5 54c# 7+... x-tM7* 7-... z=±qax+~ qbx?
193109114	+ sf- e~V 4~8li''4?
193109114	+( X 8927900 gx?
193109114	+( a 5917600 qx?
193109114	+-99 IPx?
193109114	+..., whence y — a+\bx2+\cxt+\dx*+..., m&fyx&x=\ax?
193109114	+|- Px?
193109114	, and the areafy&x= a*+i W+ i c^+ 3''3''5< «+= rt V- tC+ird 8- 25+ ‘ SPcx?
193109114	-- 2 cos.2^ Substitut- thereforeso?
193109114	-f A#4+~ c#6+^ dx?
193109114	/9__ Vd)( s+ Vsd+ d),+ ff=^(A/ s- 3 1 V2 3+ 0=-=-(*? ■ ■ dv); tan.
193109114	0 q^ ° x?o+...) b3x?
193109114	0000000 T 0969100 qx?
193109114	10); for it is perpendicular toDe?
193109114	10); for it is per¬ pendicular to the line Do?
193109114	13. depth being nearly constant, while the atmosphere is change¬ able; the column of air in D c?
193109114	1323674 q^x?
193109114	16 q''-^x?
193109114	16), therefore DE= Ee?.
193109114	19,6, E.> In the same way it may be proved that LP; Le?
193109114	2 dd2+ r2d-\?
193109114	20, 6, E.), therefore CP2: PE • Fp= z CQ2: DE2, and, by inversion and alternation, PE • Ejt?
193109114	2r — 2rv 2r — yy+ aa 1 1 ’ 1 y''(4r—2?-?;)^/(2?''?
193109114	2r — 2rv 2r — yy+ aa 1 1 ’ 1 y''(4r—2?-?;)^/(2?''?
193109114	3 s‘n*( a — y)?
193109114	3 to Lemma), let it be less than PR; then LD and Lc?
193109114	3, Lemma), then LD and Le?
193109114	4368579+ Y 4959794 qx?
193109114	5176... ql0z? ° 17.
193109114	5337080 qz?
193109114	5406074 qx?
193109114	546 Introduc- But what is the cause which operates in determining tion- the regular arrangement of the particles of bodies in these circumstances?
193109114	6709412 qx?
193109114	697 terpiece?
193109114	7) is to he constructed for a given place''--V —''Jr0"1''?"
193109114	7166987? 2#4 4^ 0354574 fx*_ 6.
193109114	75 ° 36''60 36 45 36 30 36 P. 15 ° 36''0 36 14 24 30 24 44 24 59 24 74 24 89 24?/the hour angle.
193109114	77 qwx? °+...) IPx?
193109114	77 qwx? °+...) IPx?
193109114	8), the point P is its vertex, and Dc?, Ee are ordinates to it.
193109114	; and let KA, a tangent parallel to Dr?, meet the other two tangents in K and A.
193109114	; they can not therefore hold trq.e, unless we have also the two equations of condition At/+ A''t;= 1 — e, and Am''-f A?
193109114	; —-, S?
193109114	;+ 8'':21;2+ 16- 2- 3 yy — aa\ r__ r yy — whence —% V 2r X 7* 5,3a8+ g g^ L: whence by substitution we have__ 2r aa T/ 2?
193109114	= 1; m?
193109114	= a- 1?
193109114	= cos. v: cos.?/, sin.
193109114	=(+...; and the value of s= being expanded\/(l-V tt) into a series, as in Proposition C, n 6, calling —, or a, m r 1 we find s —^fyxdx — bx cx?
193109114	?
193109114	? 2 7- 5 Q 7- 5- 3 •8?
193109114	? 2 7- 5 Q 7- 5- 3 •8?
193109114	? 3 log.
193109114	? 4d?7 s 7- 5- 3 ¥ 2''16?a.
193109114	? ded f the new milk of the next.
193109114	? g+ N, in which M=( e — E) R1 cos.
193109114	?/= 7 — «( 5.)
193109114	A diameter DOc?
193109114	A few pailfuls heated wLy S th?mZ. ’ DuTg^tte^“"ngT^''''''1''?
193109114	A population is said to be redundant: when is it so?
193109114	Amongst the evils to which mankind have been subjected, why might not their being liable to daemoniacal possession be one?
193109114	And HA — Ha — DF — Df;''? Ut^ — Ha= HC+ Ca — Ha= 2CH; therefore DF — D/*= 2CH.
193109114	And if one individual may do this, may not fifty, or five thousand, de¬ mand the same price?
193109114	Another person may arrive, by his own process of thought, at similar conclusions; would you deny to him what you granted to his predecessor?
193109114	Another series may be obtained by the expansion of V{2v — vv) mt0 V(2v)( X+4?
193109114	Augusta?
193109114	Because DF—= HA ■ — IL* — Aa, therefore D is a point in the hyperbola; and in like manner it appears that 6?
193109114	Because DK is a tangent at D, and DEc?
193109114	But T> d''PE: Dg?
193109114	But a navy of what extent?
193109114	But because Dr?
193109114	But because K& is parallel to De?, HD: DK r= Hd: dk(2, 6, E.); therefore HI; KM — He: km.
193109114	But how can it, in that case, get it cheaper than it can make it at home?
193109114	But i?
193109114	But if the Franks scarcely knew their own country, what must have been their ignorance of the countries of the East?
193109114	But supposing it were otherwise, is a system injurious to the community to be kept up for the sake of a particular class?
193109114	But what if they should become robbers?
193109114	But what is the nature of that relation?
193109114	But what superfluous produce would a nation of cottagers, or rather, we should say, of paupers, have to dispose of?
193109114	But why are the same edges and the same faces attracted in the same way?
193109114	CURETES, Koup- Jjre?, in Antiquity, priests or people of the island of Crete, identified by some with the Corybantes.
193109114	Can any body point out any land- marks which have been set up by the proper authority?
193109114	Can any judge in Christendom show such a trial of integrity, who did so long a time serve in such an eminent station?
193109114	D=2x s — bxX+ b3x?
193109114	Damns?)
193109114	De meliore n0taPZ“ta eoZeaffi de iis erSS 1S?
193109114	Does any one doubt that it is the demand of the other classes for their peculiar products?
193109114	Does the wealth of a state consist in the wealth of one part, effected by the misery of another?
193109114	Draw KL perpendicular to the meridian, meeting the greater circle in G. Draw OG, meeting FH in H In the hour line OY, take OB equal to OH?
193109114	Eiu/?
193109114	Est- ce Aristote?
193109114	Est- ce Platon?
193109114	Et assassins?
193109114	Et vous? ’ ‘ Deux francs me suffiront — je suis seul. ’ ‘ A vous done la preference. ’ C’en est fait: le marche est conclu!
193109114	For PC2= HC • CE( 17, 6, E.) zz HE • EC+ EC2( 3, 2, E.); also PC2 zz PE • Ejt?
193109114	For in the same manner that the rectangles ED • De, HG • G^ have been proved to be equal, it may be shown that the rectangles Eg?
193109114	From my manor of Croydon. ” Is not this a cool contemplation of such an inhuman act as the burning of his fellow- creatures?
193109114	HI, H* perpen¬ dicular to DF, r?F, and KM, KN perpendicular to FD, FP, and Am, Aw perpendicular to Fr?, FP.
193109114	Has not France an equal right to the south coast of England?
193109114	Hath Bolingbroke depos’d Thine intellect?
193109114	Hath he been in thy heart?
193109114	He asked what she would do if she married her cousin?
193109114	Hour Angle a?.
193109114	How did the present law pro- t^econi vide for these ends?
193109114	How is the result to be viewed in that case?
193109114	If a country requires soldiers, why should not fair induce¬ ments be offered to recruits, as well as to others employed in the public service?
193109114	If he had had a son of his own blood, why did he adopt Leucus?
193109114	If he wrote only for phi¬ losophers, who can wonder that lie should complain of a somewhat unappreciating audience?
193109114	If it be asked why are not the Abyssinians and the inhabi¬ tants of Zahara of as dark a complexion as the Moors on the coast of Guinea?
193109114	If such property be admitted for a time, is not the term of fourteen years sufficient?
193109114	If the cot- 11 tage system be once fairly introduced, where shall it stop?
193109114	If/ and r"denote the distances from the cen¬ tre, when m — 0, then i* —~ S—‘J?_.
193109114	In the case of the parabola, the major axis is infinite, and the equation be¬ comes simply 1 da?
193109114	In the first place, making 4?
193109114	Is it not exactly the same sort of policy as if Yorkshire were to be drained and oppressed for the benefit of Middlesex?
193109114	Is the coldness contracted by substan¬ ces on exposure to the nocturnal air to be considered as the effect or as the cause of their dewing?
193109114	Is this affection to be wholly ascribed to mistaken views of their utility, or partly to other causes?
193109114	It increases the efficiency of the men^?
193109114	It is found that an equal in¬ crease of temperature will produce an equal( or perhaps a less) motion( — d?'')
193109114	Join KP, Kp; the triangles KHA, KL?
193109114	Large vessels for distilling, brew¬ ing?
193109114	Leicestershire, and contains the cream of one milk- rf?
193109114	Let DEe?
193109114	Let DEg?
193109114	Let DH, a tangent to the ellipse at D, meet the diame¬ ter P » produced in H, and let DEc?
193109114	Let DPd be a tangent, and FD,/d, perpendiculars from the foci; the rectangle contained by FD and/ a?
193109114	Let DPe?
193109114	Let DPg?
193109114	Let De?
193109114	Let Ee be bisected in O, then ED • De — EO2—OD2, and Eg?
193109114	Let HD, He?
193109114	Let HD, He?
193109114	Let KL?
193109114	Let KL?
193109114	Let Pp be the diameter that is conjugate to Qq, let HPA be a tangent at the vertex, terminated by the asymp¬ totes; through D draw the ordinate DEc?
193109114	Let s?
193109114	Lord Hai^lmLiJw^Ts^ed I believe “ a?
193109114	Mais s’ils allaient se faire voleurs?
193109114	Now HI= H?
193109114	Now since Pc?
193109114	Now, what country was ever wealthy without industry?
193109114	Now, what sober estimate can be formed of loss or gain in such a chaos?
193109114	Or assassins?
193109114	Or, has the matter been always managed without measure or rule?
193109114	Ought she not, too, to possess the island of Zealand, at the mouth of the Baltic?
193109114	Que deviendront les deux proletaires exclus?
193109114	Quel est do nt ce merveilleux livre?
193109114	Reponse d la question Que doit on a l Espagne?
193109114	SPcx?
193109114	Should not England also seize the northern coast of France, in order to secure the passage of the English Channel?
193109114	The Lord hath showed us an exceeding mercy; who can tell how great it is?
193109114	The angles which the hour lines make with the verti-^ cal or meridian line at A are found from the like angles?
193109114	The chief of these were the Lazi, Moschi, Apsilse, Abasci, Sagada?, Suani, and Coraxi.
193109114	The chord DEc?, which is parallel to K/ e, a tangent at P, is bisected at E by the diameter PC/>.
193109114	The corrections which he made, no?
193109114	The earliest employment in which wp Ipi 1/? PP01nted t0 the office; but having ne- han"g find him engaged was that of tutor to Lord Geore- e Dm.
193109114	The first point that occurs to be ascertained is, what part of the skin is the seat of colour?
193109114	The first variety is “ ade;?
193109114	The new?-qq0/1 Ti?
193109114	The new?-qq0/1 Ti?
193109114	The of the mer* predilection for the importation of “ hard dollars ” has disap- Cm?
193109114	The points D and d being determined as direct¬ ed in the proposition, LP: LD= LH2: LD2, and LP; Lc?
193109114	The ques¬ tion is, whether any advantage can ever be derived from a colony of this description?
193109114	The semi- ordinates DE, Eg?
193109114	The straight line De?
193109114	The temperature of the whole Cut M t ° 80 degrees hy heating a small quantity of the evening^n teU^he g’-Wl?
193109114	The triangles DHI, DKM, are manifestly equiangular, also the triangles c?H «, dkm; therefore i- ID: DK= HI: KM( 4, 6, E.), and He?
193109114	The values of* and u are now to be computed by making*= 15 ° for the boms of XL and I.; again, a?
193109114	Then, what are the manufactures in which there is to be a demand for capital?
193109114	There appear only two evening and two Diallins?.
193109114	These works are? 2!Lmenj0ned by Pr Burney.
193109114	Thfs meeknp^fiit alf- b/ b?
193109114	Through E draw DEc?
193109114	Thus, taking x —-2, and b — L503, we have w — «+-813 bx?
193109114	To cross a sea of three or four hundred miles in breadth was a bold undertakino- for men unacquainted with the use of the compass; bu?
193109114	To what extent is it reasonable to suppose that they, under a system of free admission, would establish themselves in India?
193109114	Watch( Plutarch ’s Alexander?)
193109114	We have then x=^r cos.^ da?
193109114	Wg may a]so express a?
193109114	What are these Kobaler, who were descended from the shepherds, but the same as the Cobali of Greece, the uniform attendants upon Dionusus?
193109114	What attempt has ever been made to draw it at all?
193109114	What attempt has ever been made to draw that line cor¬ rectly?
193109114	What difference does it make, that one of the portions of the same empire is somewhat farther off than another?
193109114	What good could the public expect from the writings of men so selfish as to call for a perpetual monopoly?
193109114	What is it that stimulates the occupiers to adoptthe best system of cultivation, and to make the ground yield the largest crops?
193109114	What is the genuine, and, indeed, only, effectual encouragement to agriculture?
193109114	What is the proof?
193109114	What is the reason that nations, the nations of modern Europe at least, discover so great an affection for them?
193109114	What is to be done when we meet with a word which we have never seen before?
193109114	What opinion must we form of such a rule for guiding the policy of state?
193109114	What then was the consequence of our bank pa¬ per becoming inconvertible, or no longer payable in cash?
193109114	What then would happen, supposing England still to resolve upon having 10,000 hogsheads of sugar?
193109114	What was the result of this singular Commerce, discrepancy?
193109114	What would they be in regard to the mother country?
193109114	What, it may be asked, was the chief cause of the ex¬ tension of the navigation of Phoenicia?
193109114	Where ’s the necessity of that, Mr Bayes?
193109114	Wherein, then, would consist the advantage?
193109114	Who would dream of appointing a master to supersede nature in teaching the infant to speak?
193109114	Whom can we suppose Fold, with the head of a serpent, to have been, but the great founder of all kingdoms, the father of mankind?
193109114	Why did he trust to the lat¬ ter the government of the island, when he promised him his daughter in marriage?
193109114	Why may there not be framed a language of gestures as there has been a lan¬ guage of words?
193109114	Why should not ges¬ tures serve the very same purposes?
193109114	Why should not the best machinery be employed in raising corn as well as in spinning cotton?
193109114	Would he be satisfied with being told that he had got a fair average quantity of provisions for each day in the two weeks?
193109114	Would it, for that reason, be more rational to pillage Caith¬ ness than to pillage Yorkshire for the sake of Middlesex?
193109114	\
193109114	a quarter?
193109114	adr^ temI- a^e at which tt re"dr? ‘ Nothi?S more is done to it for an hour, ittle after nine o clock the work is resumed.
193109114	and a poor and starving people, should suggest to rulers Colony, the policy of ancient Greece, and some time or other re- commend colonization?
193109114	and the increase of time for one vibration, which we may call Pp tan h r 9 dt Ml ir Cj j ZTgi If/?
193109114	are equal to pKL, HYLp, that is, to two right angles; therefore KP, Kp lie in the same straight line( 14, 1, E.) Next let D*?
193109114	b, whence, by squaring and adding a?
193109114	b7X7+ X 3576767 qx?
193109114	be a triangle, having its base L?
193109114	be a triangle, having its base L?
193109114	be tangents at the extremities of the chord Dr?
193109114	being similar, and HA, L?
193109114	brother?
193109114	bx+^ 3187587 qx?
193109114	c?
193109114	da?
193109114	duodum saeculi mon adh, ’ Pk- 1-S1^S0-n«Urae.0pificis C0 ° atU e.ditUm ’ qu?
193109114	from?
193109114	g S?
193109114	gent corresponding to its 8th part; r''for that correspond-''mg to its 16th,& c. there is obtained a?
193109114	haS had^ experienced cheese- mak?
193109114	ing these expressions in the equation-= —, it becomes d?
193109114	is my Richard both in shape and mind Transform’d and weak?
193109114	is parallel to KA, a side of the triangle HKA, DH: DK=
193109114	is parallel to KA, a side of the triangle HKA, DH: DK=
193109114	jt wag pr0per t0 relieve the distresses of the sires in this way, why not apply it to those of the sons?
193109114	meet KP in E, then HP: DE(= PK: EK)= PA: E
193109114	o=^ —^; the equations( 7) give 6(r ° r)2 6(rr'')& Iog- x= log-( TTl)- m • a> 6= 2W? ’ log.
193109114	or 55s, to 45s., or even less, should have any disastrous in¬ fluence over agriculture?
193109114	or what is the cause of the same bodies turesabout*n^ie same circumstances assuming regular figures?
193109114	r^ 2- 3r^^ 4* 5r^+* bx+ cdd-f dx>+ • —^ Pa?
193109114	sequently dt2''dt2 2_ dr2+ r^d-^?
193109114	similarly divided at P, p, KH: KL=( HA: L?)
193109114	that has taken place in the interval have been provided Principles for?
193109114	those mountains where the ark first rested?
193109114	vision of ciples of the Corn Laws?)
193109114	who employ and pay men for residing in provin¬ ces where practices are found which they want to intro¬ duce into their farms?
193109114	who will drain all his land at the expense of two or three pounds an acre?
193109114	who will float his meadows at the expense of L.5 per acre?
193109114	who will pay a heavy price for the manure of towns, and convey it thirty miles by land carriage?
193109114	who will send across the kingdom to distant provinces for new implements, and for men to use them?
193109114	who, to improve the breed of his sheep, will give 1000 guineas for the use of a single ram for a single season?
193109114	x/S/c\ tan.y=?
193109114	y= ggs-( E — L) cos, a?
193109114	z?, sin.
193109114	z\1 Now we have, in the hyperbola, 1+ A a rem therefore V —\t — 4 —+ 1?
193109114	~ P x?
193109114	° f, V °''VLgeS! h?
193109114	— 2D3( 1+ x?
193109114	‘ Combien pour votre travail? ’( Trois francs — j’ai une femme et des enfants. ’ ‘ Bien.
193109114	‘ Do not, says he, ‘ those mountains of Armenia bear witness to the truth?
193109114	‘ How much wages do you want? ’ he says to one.
193109114	“ Did you ever hear me preach? ” said Coleridge to Lamb.
193109114	“ If idols are nothing, ” says Celsus,1* 3 4 “ what harm can there be to join in the public festivals?
193109114	“ O my disciples, ” he exclaimed, as they thus importuned him, “ do you believe then that I have for you hidden doctrines?
193109114	“ When shall we cause these mummeries to cease?, said he.
193109114	“ Where, ” asks Mr Young, “ is the little farmer to be found who will cover his whole farm with marl at the rate of 100 or 150 tons per acre?
193109114	• Tune, ilia senectse Sera mese requies, potuisti linquere solam, Crudelis?
193109114	• de, HG • Gh are equal, therefore ED • De== Eg?
193109114	•^et Qd( fig- 6?)
193109114	•••} and “: — nz dy if 5 y6 if+ MU’ld and da?
193322698	''awi+m Published, ly A.& C. Black, Edinburgh, 185?). 193322698 r''O oi-J?
193322698	( 2a 4- 2? » 4- c)c; and from this expression the manner of deriving the rule is obvious.
193322698	( See Marshall and Park, on the Law of Insurance?)
193322698	( Travels in the Ionian Isles and Albania?)
193322698	( Vide Lucian?)
193322698	( a+ x a2—ax-{ ■ ax — x?
193322698	( b2+ 2ax — 3a?2)2=[ a+ b — 3x][ ba?
193322698	( y+%+%+2) — 6y= 120, that is,?/2+ 2y+ 5?/+10 — 6?/= 120; therefore the equation required is?/2+
193322698	( y+%+%+2) — 6y= 120, that is,?/2+ 2y+ 5?/+10 — 6?/= 120; therefore the equation required is?/2+
193322698	( y+%+%+2) — 6y= 120, that is,?/2+ 2y+ 5?/+10 — 6?/= 120; therefore the equation required is?/2+
193322698	* p^ VI^ Ur,,, JO Xl iQ^0^sliraJ^ SO^UTl.V>>/?
193322698	*= 7,?/=4: Or*= 6,? y= Jy1.
193322698	*= 7,?/=4: Or*= 6,? y= Jy1.
193322698	+ a^+,& c. 1—x+ x-\-X — X?
193322698	+ by—2b, it is easy to see that it is impossible to find such values of a?
193322698	+ mey — c, and dx ey but d, e, x, y, are supposed hence the only values which a and y can have in whole Algebra, numbers, are x—9>,?/=4.
193322698	-p 3px?
193322698	0.08716 0,17363 0,2588?
193322698	11, where it is rendered by the Greek ’ AttoXAvow, destroyer?)
193322698	117, that the two surds which compose the root are perfect cubes of the form( A — l)3> and( A — BV — l)3?
193322698	15 3_ 5 — 2 3 2+ 3 19 4/ 19 a/ a2 X a/053= a5 Y. a?
193322698	18); for if x become infinite, whether positive or negative, a?"
193322698	1853. a r. i r ttt Tin?
193322698	185?;.
193322698	1—^)1( l+a?
193322698	232, that being put for half the cir¬ cumference, Cos. 9= cos. Cfn’r+9)?
193322698	25:?
193322698	28 And since y= —, we have?/=4, or_ y=(A.
193322698	3 „* l/ „ 1 2*-^+ 2iI?-2+l6r_:C+4 2* 2—*\ — 2* 3 4- f*2 X — x)—2* 3+ x?
193322698	3c?, By composition, a-\-b: a c+ d: c, or, a-j- ft: ft:: c-j- e?
193322698	3c?, By composition, a-\-b: a c+ d: c, or, a-j- ft: ft:: c-j- e?
193322698	3c?, It appears that the same phenomenon takes place during di¬ gestion.
193322698	3c?, The anatomical situation of the adi¬ pose tissue is different from that of the filamentous tissue.
193322698	4a?
193322698	4az= — y(4< x — 8a?
193322698	5a?
193322698	6a= y(6x — 32a?-}-32a?
193322698	7h?''
193322698	: What quantity of each must he take?
193322698	: what number of eggs did she buy?
193322698	; x x 4$?
193322698	= 0 C= a?
193322698	= 1, and therefore a''=-; also b 1/= 1, and b''zz\: now a, a b a ’, b, U are also the roots of the equation ar4-j- px?
193322698	=; Then, by rule 3, x a2-fx2-J- a2-\-ar?=2a2, And by transposition,& c. x\/a?-\-a?=a2—x?.
193322698	=== a Then 1—V1—a^_a+ cty^l — x?
193322698	?> a—2x sin.
193322698	?> d.
193322698	A G A Agapetus in ecclesias introiit?
193322698	A bill of L.120 was paid in guineas and moidores: the number of pieces of both sorts used was 100; how many were there of each?
193322698	A post is £ of its length in the mud, £ in the water, and 10 feet above the water; what is its whole length?
193322698	AMPHITRITE( A^irpi/ n?
193322698	Abubeker, with more coolness and wis¬ dom, addressed the people, Is it, says he, Mahomet whom you adore, or the God whom he has revealed to you?
193322698	Accordingly, by comparing Va2 — x?
193322698	After this, hi?
193322698	Again, if a?
193322698	Alex?)
193322698	Algebra-( x — a)[ a,''3( a-\-p) a?
193322698	Also^/2ia3x+ 40a3#2=( 23a3(3a?+ 5x2))3=2a^3x+5x?.
193322698	Ambulant is also used to denote those brokers at Am?
193322698	Anagrams are sometimes also made out of several words; such as that on the question put by Pilate to our Saviour, Quid est veritas?
193322698	And 1—«—iov^I — a^-f- y/ l — x?
193322698	And completing the square, x? — 10*-|-25=25 — 21= 4; Hence, by extracting the root,* — 5= zi=''V/4==i=2 And*= 5=1=2, That is,*= 7, or*=3.
193322698	And dividing by x, 2a+ x — Vtil 4- x?.
193322698	And from what nation or nations of the old world are these tribes descended?
193322698	And if 3a? — 10=2a?+5, Then 3a; — 2a?= 5-p 10, Or xzz 15.
193322698	And lastly, by what means, and at what period, was the science diffused over Europe?
193322698	Are there any other means of union, save the nervous substance itself?
193322698	Are there such vessels as the exhalants described by physiological authors?
193322698	Are they derived from the great sympathetic, as is generally said?
193322698	At the census, or review of the people, each person was asked, Et tu ex animi sententia uxorem babes liberorum qvuerendorum causa?
193322698	Bloom.si)?''
193322698	But how, if his extent be not sufficient?
193322698	But may not the same be said of the idol worship of the hea¬ thens?
193322698	But this distinction is not everywhere observed: the best authors frequently use a?
193322698	But what beyond a trifling saving of seed is gained by this practice f And at what cost and hazard is even this secured?
193322698	But what is the nature of this figure?
193322698	But, after three centuries of incessant exertion, what is the result?
193322698	By adding these equations, we find 19a:=76, and? y=4.
193322698	By means the fens?
193322698	By substituting 2 in the formula, we have 1 1 33+ 5.35 f 7.37++>& C •) 2z n A\2n-\-z 1"l"Q 2^ 3 1 i+ TT 2z?
193322698	By the product of( a?
193322698	Can their authors be the people obscurely mentioned in the Icelandic sagas, as the inhabitants of New Iceland?
193322698	Can those old men be called unhappy who delight in the cultivation of the soil?
193322698	Cos.(? r- p«)= — cos. a, Cos.( 2< T- f- fi£)*-|- cos. a, Cos.( 3fl-- j- a):= — cos.
193322698	D=-& c. Therefore x= — z—^ ■ 5abc-j- a?d a7 ■ z?
193322698	Dicat Filius Albini, Si de quincunce remota est Uncia, quid superet?
193322698	Did all the tribes which inhabit America pass into it through this one channel?
193322698	Edinburgh, 185?).
193322698	First, tr+^=^£±^, the be reduced to im- And x- a a2 — 3?
193322698	For example, if the proposed equation be a?
193322698	For in this case a= 1, dz=.2, z — 1+( « 1) d — 2n—1, therefore 5=^ X 2n — r?.
193322698	From the first equation x= a — y, and* 2=(a — yf, And from the second* 2=6 — y1; Therefore( a — yY= b —?/2; That is, a?
193322698	From the first equation x= a — y, and* 2=(a — yf, And from the second* 2=6 — y1; Therefore( a — yY= b —?/2; That is, a?
193322698	From the last circumstance they are supposed to derive their name, viz., from the privative a, and/xa£o?, mamma, breast.
193322698	From what people nearer than the Chinese could the Peruvians borrow the idea of rafts with a mast and sail?
193322698	Given W ro3a3,+? y= fa A t0 elimi ‘\y2-\-2ax — by=\idcl — E) nate y.
193322698	Given a?2-j-28= 11#, to find#, Then x?
193322698	Have the nervous chords and threads in such situ¬ ations their usual envelope?
193322698	Have these depositions been found inside the pulmonary veins, and not inside the pulmonary artery?
193322698	He was king of Mycena?
193322698	Hence it follows, that as often as the proposed equation has three equal roots, two of them must also be equal roots of the equation Ax?
193322698	Hence x== ±z 6 — 1, that is#=-f- 5, or a?
193322698	Hence, and from the question, we have these two equations, x-\-y — b, x2 — 2cxy+?/2 — a2.
193322698	Hence^?
193322698	Historical a})reast?
193322698	How is this diffu¬ sion of a peculiar and common character over materials so dissimilar to be accounted for?
193322698	How long did the state of paradisiac innocence and happiness continue?
193322698	How many did he buy of each?
193322698	How many leaps must the greyhound take to catch the hare?
193322698	How many men are there in Eng¬ land at this day, who could not even carry the knowledge of the alphabet to another country?
193322698	How many sheep did he buy, and what did each cost him?
193322698	How many were in company?
193322698	How much fruitful land, for instance, is there in Continental Asia?
193322698	How, then, are the increased exertions of the machine- makers to be accounted for?
193322698	I. Pemns Koct^ou ’ E£oSo?
193322698	If b is supposed to vanish in the supposed equation, so that ay2 — xy2= x?, then will A and D coincide( fig.
193322698	If not, what are the proofs from which their existence has been inferred?
193322698	If the quantity to be involved consists of more than two terms, as if p+ q — r were to be raised to the second power, put jt?
193322698	If this literal equation were proposed, x3 —( 3a+ b)x?
193322698	If we can by trials discover any one value of x which renders the expression a-\-bx+ ex?
193322698	If, instead of supposing b positive, or equal to 0, we sup¬ pose it negative, the equation will be ay2 — xy2—x?
193322698	If, then, the civilisation of Peru was exotic, whence was it derived?
193322698	In adults their average length is from It?
193322698	In conversation one of them asked him, what he thought of the study of the Scriptures?
193322698	In dialect of a^tribe or nennle • 4f ° r 6 ° S18nificant of the most common objects, out of some thousands constituting the>~- P-?
193322698	In like manner for the other pairs of such numbers; in which he finds it necessary to assume 16a?
193322698	In like manner we find that in the equation a?
193322698	In the first equation put 1= A, —( 3# — «)= B, — a?
193322698	In what time will a sum laid out at 4 per cent, compound interest be doubled?
193322698	Is it not probable that this invention had passed from them to the Peruvians, the Mexicans, the Kaluschi, and other American nations who employed it?
193322698	Is it not taught much better, and impressed much more forcibly, by its standing not on a fiction, but on a fact?
193322698	Is their existence proved by ob¬ servation or inspection?
193322698	Is tire nervous matter in the chords quite the same as in other situations?
193322698	Is?, Two equal trunks may unite at an acute angle to form one ves¬ sel.
193322698	It arises from this circumstance, that in a homo- pected, be rendered sensible in this manner?
193322698	It has been a question much agitated, at what period and in what country was algebra invented?
193322698	It has been the fashion to ask, “ Of what use are Greek and Latin to a farmer?
193322698	It is also called eulogic verse; and, from the C a?
193322698	It will be said, how can you thrash out of doors on a wet day?
193322698	J\ a''a1 a?
193322698	Let 3 1—l/ L i+ Zl''-x?
193322698	Let a-\-x — Va2 J^-x^/d2 x?y Then( a- j- a;)2= a24-a;''V^62 4-a^, That is, a24- 2aa:4-a^:=a24-a;''V^624- a^, Therefore 2ax 4- a?2 z= x^W 4- x?.
193322698	Let a2 be the given square number, and x2, y2, the numbers required; then, by the question, x?-\- y2= a2, and y= Va2 — x?.
193322698	Let a?
193322698	Let any sum be expressed by unity; then we have given/)=1,?-=-04, R= l-04, a=2, to find t. From the formula, t- l0S''a—^og.p_ log- 2 we fi d log.
193322698	Let the equation be x?
193322698	Let us put A=( x — a)(x — b)(x — c), Ar,=( x — a)(x — c)(x — d), A''=( x — a)(x — b)(x — d), Am=(x — b)( a?
193322698	Let us suppose r—\-\-a and y—\-lfV, then our equation will stand thus:( l+a)x= l+ «?.
193322698	Let us take for an example the cubic equation# 3+/;#2+< 7#+ r=0, and suppose that#= a+y, where a is nearly equal to#, and?/ is a small fraction.
193322698	Let x and?/ denote the digits; then the number itself will be expressed by 10 and that number in which the digits are inverted, by 10?/+ «.
193322698	Let x and?/ denote the digits; then the number itself will be expressed by 10 and that number in which the digits are inverted, by 10?/+ «.
193322698	Let x+ V^+x?
193322698	Letax+^^i; 1 a-\-x''Dien( a+ a;)(aa;-}-A2)=air2+ac2 » Or a2a;+ a62+««2+^= « « 2-l-«c2 » Hence qPx^-IPx''^zcm?
193322698	M. Clavier admits, that, in a treatise ascribed to Galen,{ An animal sit quod in utero est?)
193322698	Multiply — — by CL-4- J) CL~E~ x — T c a d a2 — l?
193322698	Nearly all the Indian tribes raise maize, beans, and^u])f, jsN pumpkins, by the labour of their women, but only to a? nce.
193322698	Next, for the even multiples of the arc we find( 2S) Cos. 2a= —( 1 — 2a£), Cos. 4a —+ 1 — Sa,’2 4- 8a4 Cos. 6a= —( 1 — 18a?
193322698	Now, remarking that PA0 z= v — 1, from what has been proved, it appears that the product PA?
193322698	On muiry soils, this crop is also not unfrequently lost by what is called “ slaying?
193322698	On the Greek alphabet, as on many others, the question arises, What is properly to be considered a letter?
193322698	Or were they strangers from another country, and imbued with the principles of a higher civilisation?
193322698	Or, having given the equation( where r, x, and?/ denote, as in sect.
193322698	P £- s ZicDi?
193322698	PnklloKorl kr h%-C. Rlanlr F.rl, nPl, 1 RR?)
193322698	Ratio of Now, what relation does the fruitfulness of the ground latitude t0^)ear t0 t^e Gthude of the place?
193322698	Redit uncia; quid fit?
193322698	Shall I strike?
193322698	Sir Isaac Newton, The Binomial Theorem 1666 De„raave?
193322698	So that to determine x and y, we have these two equa¬ tions, xy — c?, bp — by — px.
193322698	Such are the following: — x a?
193322698	Such is the theory of rotation; but is it absolutely neces¬ sary that it should be rigidly adhered to?
193322698	Suppose Vg2-\-bx-\-cx?
193322698	T Multiply 4-a T- p 56 C — 3aa: x JEy+ C- 2) — 4a 3 3+ lab i Product 4-ac^—20a6{ — 21aa6a?
193322698	T+ 2aa?
193322698	TT a3+ » a2+ 5,a+ r Hence y= 3a2+ 2/ ya+?
193322698	That such was the intention we do not doubt; but why should that intention be founded upon a mythic allegory?
193322698	The French Ministry engaged a lese o jects ein{?
193322698	The curve is the common hyperbola, for since b(c- Yx)=: y(a+ c+ x\ by adding ab to both sides, b(a+ c+x) — y(a+ c+ a?)
193322698	The equation a?
193322698	The following is of this species: Cur timet fla\vum Tiberim| tangere, cur j olivum?
193322698	The more classical Juvenal writes, “ Hoc discunt omnes ante alpha et beta puella?
193322698	The name is supposed to have been derived from hence, that standing ready to give the stroke, he asked Agori?
193322698	The problem is, what will be the number of the inhabitants of the new continent two or three centuries hence, and of what races will it consist?
193322698	The question immediately suggests itself, to what people must we ascribe those vast works?
193322698	The same Cato being asked, what was the most as¬ sured profit rising out of land?
193322698	The same observation will also apply to any equation of this form, x*+ pax3-f qa2x?
193322698	The simple di¬ visor x being taken out of the former of these quantities, and a out of the latter, they are reduced to d2—^2, and a?
193322698	The sum of any two quantities being given= s, and their difference= c?, it is required to find each of the quantities.
193322698	Then#+?/= «, and# — y=.d.
193322698	Therefore, by rule 4, a^-j- ar4—w4 — 2a?x?
193322698	This lamentation they called ASomao- po?.
193322698	Thus the conditions of the problem will be expressed by these two equations, 10 X+H- 3, 10*+?/+18= lOy+x.
193322698	Thus we have suit is x?
193322698	Thus, for example, five chapters, one of which is the second, begin''Y///, est?
193322698	Thus, if the quadratic equation ot?
193322698	Thus, if we take the product of any three of these four imaginary expressions,*+ a+ 5\/—1?
193322698	Thus, the locus of the equation y2 —''Zxy-\-by-\-x?
193322698	Trans- But how can any mere agitation or imperceptible mitted tremor among bodies, and these at a distance, aftect the through or„an 0f hearing?
193322698	Trans?)
193322698	We referred at the outset to the distinction betwixt/
193322698	What can be more regular in succession than the impressions of sound from a distant water- fall?
193322698	What is found in the skin of the mixed or half- caste races, i. e. the offspring of an African and a European, or of a mulatto and European?
193322698	What is that number, to which if there be add¬ ed its half, its third, and its fourth parts, the sum will be 50?
193322698	What is the cause of this?
193322698	What is their present ages?
193322698	What number is that which, when divided by the product of its two digits, the quotient is 3; and if 18 be added to it, the digits are inverted?
193322698	What two numbers are those whose product is 28; and such, that twice the greater, together with thrice the lesser, is equal to 26?
193322698	What was the price of the cloth?
193322698	What was the pro¬ gress of its improvement?
193322698	What, then, is the cause of this remarkable distinction?
193322698	When neither a nor c is a square number, yet''~>’"v~ N‘~ if tbe expression a-\-bx-\-cx?
193322698	When?/—if e?
193322698	When?/—if e?
193322698	Where could a people so uninventive have caught the idea of such entertainments, if not from China, where they have been long familiar to the people?
193322698	Who is he that can intercede with him but through his good pleasure?
193322698	Who were the earliest writers on the subject?
193322698	Who will say for how much longer the two first are to retain their time- honoured place as the insignia of agriculture?
193322698	X PA?
193322698	X PA?
193322698	X PA?
193322698	^ VSq^=( a£+,£)i=0+ a?
193322698	^Cen abTe t T ’ an?
193322698	^^r © x^ oo © M-^^(- oo O d ov^ “ CX] u0^X^^^ c< qq^QW Ph P^N<: pq p?
193322698	^a, and S ti hmee“y stJS By proceeding h „ „ the cosines and sines of the multiple arcs mi?ht be"-“A?
193322698	a a- p# a+ x_ a?+2ax+x?
193322698	a a?
193322698	a4/y»4 or Thus it appears that ax( a+x)_ 1 2ar_j_3a?
193322698	a;2:=4w2 and?/2z=(w2 — l)2.
193322698	a?
193322698	a?
193322698	a^c3 aWc2 and multiplying the whole equation by a?lP
193322698	added to both sides of the equation x?-\-px have be 4 and we 4= it+? ’ or(*+1)*= T and, extracting the square root of each side, a?
193322698	added to both sides of the equation x?-\-px have be 4 and we 4= it+? ’ or(*+1)*= T and, extracting the square root of each side, a?
193322698	and another to the adoptive, Whether he consented to become such a person ’s son?
193322698	and his livery; what was its value?
193322698	and how is the transition be¬ tween this colouring layer and its insensible diminution effected?
193322698	and there¬ fore are of this form,?
193322698	and y were to be determined from these equations, a;+ 2t/= 8, 3a?
193322698	ax(aJrx)=.a?x-\.ao(?
193322698	azx — xA ax-^-x1 a3—‘Zd2xax?
193322698	a~ „ A — ci 7^—(—^ —^ —-|-,& c.=( r — i)- 1 ° a?
193322698	b 1 nr n O ohaii oh fa tu ti fa fe fe lo J A& d. 4. d.
193322698	c2 — c
193322698	c4(?((?
193322698	c4(?((?
193322698	car]:)0nic acic]?
193322698	i t, V?
193322698	if d A’S’A a a £ £ FSffl ty B 1. f f P C>& Kr g cb ip.m v, c c 9*?
193322698	jf- acY x — abc,~c)+ bc) A''= ar3—a")} — b V a^ p ad> x — abd, — d)-\-bd) A"= a^—al-f ac 4 — c> a^-J- acZ a?
193322698	left: what had he at first?
193322698	made this answer, — ‘ To feed stock well. ’ Being asked again, £ What was the next? ’ he answered, 1 To feed ivith moderation!
193322698	n. K 74 ACC Accelera-? i2 i w y —.
193322698	of the mixture?
193322698	or Agone?
193322698	or y3—7T/2-f-140y—384=0,?/^ one root of which is y=3; hence ar= j= f.
193322698	per acre: What is the rent per imperial acre?
193322698	per gallon: How much wine, and Alligator how much water, must he take?
193322698	per gallon?
193322698	r) zz d; nas iwo roois, a positive auu a ucga.n*''-, v*\ sum, and-?
193322698	r; pressions v2m—2vm cos. 94- 1 and?
193322698	s « z x r%^ g gh t t on on t t A A iTb i> a T!/ Y v e c 3 3 F. e TSXOY 3> 33 V u? R n?
193322698	s « z x r%^ g gh t t on on t t A A iTb i> a T!/ Y v e c 3 3 F. e TSXOY 3> 33 V u? R n?
193322698	since x- 12 — y+ 12 —?/+ therefore a:= Assume Q Z — v> then y — v 32, and 22= 1 — 2?
193322698	since x- 12 — y+ 12 —?/+ therefore a:= Assume Q Z — v> then y — v 32, and 22= 1 — 2?
193322698	sou1th''wef • The Part Of South America ac¬ cessible with such winds from Gambier ’s Islands subtends fpn^ngl l ° f ab ° Ut 4(Vo ° r te?
193322698	t?.
193322698	when q is positive, y—\( — Va — V b — V c), y=?
193322698	which divided by—2a; is a — x)a2—x?
193322698	with the general expression Vg2-\-bx ex?, we have g zz a, b= 0, c= — 1, and substituting these values in the formulae of sect.
193322698	x PA?
193322698	x1+ a?2+^ — — a+ x?
193322698	x?
193322698	x\ 2 2+l6 X?
193322698	{ Cerebrum?)
193322698	— 2'';r+l= 0, a?2 — z"a;+l=0, x?
193322698	— 2v cos. — 4* 1> m St v2 — 2v cos. — 4- L m o o 5,r L 1 v2 — 2v cos. — ■ 4"L m v?
193322698	— 2x2^x z= 10, and axP+ bx?
193322698	— 2xy-\-y2 — kd= ef, l+ c 2c?
193322698	— 2«J) — bX+-&-~ Hence, by taking the square root, and transposing,(? z^.c\/(?
193322698	— 2«J) — bX+-&-~ Hence, by taking the square root, and transposing,(? z^.c\/(?
193322698	— I+ a/^Xs_ i__a/—3 factors x — c, x —= —
193322698	— bx?
193322698	— c)(x — d): then, by actual multiplication, we have A= ar3—aA — b> x?
193322698	— g+ mx; then g2Jrbx-!r ex1—g2+ 2gmx+ mV, or bx+ex?
193322698	„ 2 j t j?
192984260	( Why omit in this list the name of Locke?)
192984260	0 who hath done This deed?
192984260	1 i lbej<^.ri?a?
192984260	1 u Ifour ancestors have been all along mider a mistake, hota came they to have fallen into it?
192984260	15y the preposition below?
192984260	275 Notes tomes?
192984260	3 1 Is not this precisely the sophistical mode of questioning known among Logicians by the name of Sorites or Acervus?
192984260	4 In a volume of this collection( for the year 1797)?
192984260	493 Canons, why have we none from the pen of Luke, or of Mark?
192984260	671 and forced to describe a curve like a projectile at the surface of the earth? 1 Here another consideration very naturally oc¬ curred.
192984260	92 24?
192984260	< £ Mais, dites vous, y aura- t- il done des juge- mens innes?
192984260	?
192984260	A tongue hath been bestowed on every other animal; but what animal, except man, hath the power of making his thoughts in¬ telligible to others?
192984260	About what then are philosophers agreed?
192984260	Accidentelle, par quoi est elle determinee?
192984260	Amongst the earliest double stars ness, was long anterior to Herschel, and in fact due carefully observed were g Ursa?
192984260	And if so, may it be farther analysed into dii''ect attractions or repulsions of the several parts of the electric currents upon one another?
192984260	And is it not evident, that of things which are unique( such as matter, mind, space, time) no classifica¬ tion is practicable?
192984260	And is not this a conclusion too monstrous to be accepted by any moralist?
192984260	And virtuous minds, the noblest throne for Jove; Why seek we farther then?
192984260	And why, again, did none of the numerous Bishops and Presbyters whom they ordained, undertake the work, under their direction?
192984260	And, in what reasonable length of time could that extended communication be accomplished?
192984260	Anne potius dicendum est eminere in hoc mysterio quicquid sublime magnificumque humana geometria etiamnum requirit?
192984260	Arago ’s experiment was reproduced( unknowingly) y2 w- ilrIm I f?
192984260	Are not many of these secondary pleasures indestructible?
192984260	Are they not prefer¬ able to blind and ignorant assent?
192984260	Are those which influence the formation of the human character likely to be less minute and multiplied?
192984260	As to the scholastic questions concerning the nature and essence of mind,—whether it he extended or unextended?
192984260	Ask any man of common acuteness, what relation is expressed by the preposition above?
192984260	At no Note* period, certainly?
192984260	Augustin closes the long line of ancient tes¬ timony to the involuntary character of error: “ Quis est qui velit decipi?
192984260	But did the principle which appeared thus to unite the great bodies of the universe act only on those bodies?
192984260	But does it stop here?
192984260	But how came man by language?
192984260	But how could it perform this great function if it did not impel the will?
192984260	But how few of the multitude are competent to enter into these refined explana¬ tions?
192984260	But if Dr Law was aware of this, why should he and his followers have attach¬ ed such infinite importance to the controversy?
192984260	But in thee, Aristodemus, hath been joined to a wonderful soul, a body no less wonderful; and sayst thou, after this, the gods take no care of me?
192984260	But to what point is every one of its elements directed?
192984260	But what could induce such a being to will or to act?
192984260	But what if the proof had been easy?
192984260	But when the na¬ ture of our feelings is thoroughly explored, is it not evident that this coincidence is the result of superficial confusion?
192984260	But where, it may be asked, has Hobbes said anything about the origin of those ideas which Locke refers to the power of reflection?
192984260	But why, it may be asked, do these feelings, rather than others, run into each other, and constitute Conscience?
192984260	But, si quid novisti rectius,& c. “ You ask me, if the idea of cause and effect is nothing hut vicinity?
192984260	Car pourquoi voudroit on qu’il y a eu des idees innees?
192984260	Ces vibrations se communiqueroient- elles a Tinstant au siege de Tame?
192984260	Ceux qui definissent 1’idee autre- ment, ne s’eloignent- ils pas visiblement du sens et de 1’intention du mot?
192984260	Comment cela m’a- t- il arrive?
192984260	Did it reside merely in their centres, or was it a force common to all the particles of matter?
192984260	Do not many of them survive primary appetites?
192984260	Do we then find such properties in move¬ able electric conductors alone\ Have they any mutual action?
192984260	Does it imply merely that the conception of Space is necessarily in¬ volved in all our notions of things external?
192984260	Does that mutual action tend to produce parallelism?
192984260	Et de grace, qu!est ce qu''idee?
192984260	Et quidem, ut Aristotelis exempla tantummodo non falsa sint, qualia tamen sunt?
192984260	For how little do we know of the molecular constitution of such fluids as air and water?
192984260	For what meaning is there in things exciting in us many of those ideas which are different from any¬ thing that exists in the objects?
192984260	For who ever saw a mind stances of which we have no experience, for produced?
192984260	Hath not the privilege of an erect form been bestowed on him alone?
192984260	He was asked again, Whether God could tell a lie?
192984260	Herschel as? n optician.
192984260	His name, however, has already sunk into almost total oblivion; and I should certainly not have mentioned it on the present occasion?
192984260	How could they regard rights and duties as subsisting between them?
192984260	How frequently do we in a day cover our eyes with our eye- lids, with out perceiving that we are at all in the dark?
192984260	How many metaphy¬ sical difficulties might be raised about the ma¬ thematical notion of a line?
192984260	How much less then of a fluid( if we may so term it) almost infinitely rarer, and incapable of being inclosed, measured, or weighed?
192984260	I do not how hlfdt? eari rn8* 7 ’ that fr0 m thls d*te the Cartesian Philosophy was expelled from those universities.
192984260	I hope I can answer my own doubts; but, if I could not, is it to be wondered at?
192984260	I know not if I have reasoned justly the same language has been universally held?
192984260	If an author is to be held chargeable with all the consequences logically deducible from his opinions, who can hope to escape censure?
192984260	If it were otherwise, how could men of perfectly different religions deal or reason with each other on moral subjects?
192984260	If, as has been already said, to the question, How are we to measure the force of a moving body?
192984260	If, in order to answer the douhts started, new principles of philosophy must be laid, are not these doubts themselves very useful?
192984260	In deciding you ought to do this, you ought not to do it, is not every question of morals set at rest?
192984260	In fact, therefore, it is not a precise question to ask, What is the measure of the force of a moving body?
192984260	In the first section of this chapter I have men- Figir0 of tioned the progress made in determining the figure resumed ° f J116 earth b?
192984260	In what essential respect does this system differ from that of Spinoza?
192984260	In what other sense can universality he predicated of any proposition not identical?
192984260	In what respect do the following observations differ from the Epicurean theory concerning the origin of our knowledge, as expounded by Gassendi?
192984260	Indeed, if such a law existed, how could a body at rest begin to move, or a body in motion come to a state of rest?
192984260	Ingenia emm constantia et acuta, cSSones, e?
192984260	Is any thing implied in them which Locke has not more fully and clearly stated in the following sentence?
192984260	Is it because our moral faculties perceive it to be right?
192984260	Is it conceivable that a body can exist in any state which does not fall under one or other of the two predicaments, rest or motion?
192984260	Is it not even more dangerous in its practical tendency, in consequence of the high strain of mystical devo¬ tion by which it is exalted?
192984260	Is it not often pre¬ ferred to the original enjoyment?
192984260	Is it not probable that much of our love of praise may be thus ascribed to humane and sociable pleasure in the sympathy of others with us?
192984260	Is it possible that an author who pronounces so dogmatically upon the philosophy of England, should never have heard the name of Dr Clarke?
192984260	Is it reasonable to tbink, that the phenomena of the intellectual world are less various, or less marke^with the signatures of Divine wisdom?
192984260	Is not every velocity, how small soever, a finite velocity; and does it not diner as essen¬ tially trom a state of rest, as the velocity of light?
192984260	Is not the extension we see co¬ loured; and is it possible for us, so much as in thought, to separate and abstract colour from extension?
192984260	Is not the same expression equally applicable to the opposite theory quoted from Helvetius?
192984260	Is not this precisely the doctrine and even the language of Helvetius?
192984260	Is not this to revert to the scholastic folly of verbal generalization?
192984260	Is not this, in effect, an admission that beneficial tendency does dis¬ tinguish virtuous acts and dispositions from those which we call vicious?
192984260	Is the mode of writing practised there of divine or of human origin?
192984260	Is the new pleasure the less real for being acquired?
192984260	It commands other principles, other can act beyond its own appointed and li- But the question recurs, why, or how?
192984260	It was translated into Latin by the author himsel?
192984260	I’intelligence d’un premier etre ne m’est pas mieux demontree par ses ou- vrages, que la faculte de penser dans un philo- sophe par ses ecrits?
192984260	J’ajoute a ceci, quel peut etre le motif d’attaquer la religion revelee en Angleterre?
192984260	La divinite n’est elle pas aussi clairement empreinte dans I’ceil d’un ciron, que la faculte de penser dans les Merits du grand Newton?
192984260	Le jugement est il autre chose qu’un acte de nos facultes intellectuelles dans la comparison des idees?
192984260	Le jugement sur les verites evidentes, n’est il pas une simple vue de ces verites la, un simple coup d’oeil que 1’esprit jette sur elles?
192984260	Mais cette utilite a- t- elle ete 1’unique fin de Dieu?
192984260	May it not be identical with it, and an essential property of matter? ” — Works, vol.
192984260	May not the former be called the philosophy of rejlection, with as great propriety as the philosophy of sensation?
192984260	Mercury M. Encke very early suspected that the receivedan(i J11?
192984260	Must not utility be in that case cc the felt essence of virtue? ” 1 Why are other ends, besides general happiness, fit to be morally pursued?
192984260	Must not utility be in that case cc the felt essence of virtue? ” 1 Why are other ends, besides general happiness, fit to be morally pursued?
192984260	Nay, even in his own house, does he not lock his chests?
192984260	Necessaire, comment la liberte peut elle en etre le resultat?
192984260	Nor does it follow, because the execution was imperfect?
192984260	Notes sunt Pktonis rwtitice innata, quas reminiscentice Illustrations.nomine velavit, tabula?
192984260	Now, why is her application to him, and his reply,—why is even her presence on this occasion at all,—men¬ tioned in this place?
192984260	N’est cepas vue, ou coup d’oeil, si vous voulez?
192984260	Of Fichte ’s speculations about the philosophical import of the pronoun I( Qu’est- ce que le moi?
192984260	On this supposition, would not my will in issuing all the details of my orders, remain, in every respect, in the same circumstances as before?
192984260	Or rather, when connected with the characteristical finesse of Fontenelle ’s wit, does it not lead to a conclusion precisely opposite?
192984260	Or turns young Ammon loose to scourge mankind? —.
192984260	Or was that tendency directed only to particular centres?
192984260	Plato and Aristotle inquired, What is science?
192984260	Pourquoi ces choses et non pas d’autres?
192984260	Powers,?.
192984260	Quel est 1’auteur dangereux?
192984260	Qui les a fixees sur ma tete?
192984260	Quid mare?
192984260	Quippe, si imaginatio fortis tantarum sit virium, oper ® pretium fuerit nosse, quibus modis earn exaltari, et se ipsa majorem fieri detur?
192984260	Quis dubitat pecuniam vacuam inutilem omnino esse?
192984260	Qu’est ce qui distingue done les hommes?
192984260	Sans doute, mais que s’ensuit- il de la?
192984260	Several years of light[?].
192984260	Shall God then be angry at the sight of the iron link?
192984260	Stability and Permanence of the Solar System. — gtaiili?
192984260	Superos quid quserimus ultra?
192984260	Suppose one half of this page to be painted white, and the other black, it might, I apprehend, be said with the most rigorous propriety?
192984260	Suppose this also explained, why did not John or Peter supply the deficiency?
192984260	S’il continue a me le nier, oil en sera sa sincerite?
192984260	Tell both a similar though proportionable cause?
192984260	The devil in the water asked further, Whither art thou going?
192984260	The idea of Fuffendorff s"y ™?
192984260	The necessity of doing so was manifested the struggle as to how this beautiful road was to be ‘ J ®^PP0 ® 1^ 1011?
192984260	The paradox startles us; when explained, it ceases to shock; but why incur the necessity of such an explanation?
192984260	The purpose of the Moral Sciences is to answer the question What ought to be?
192984260	The purpose of the Physical Sciences throughout all their provinces, is to answer the question What is?
192984260	To give myself airs and speak magnificently; might I not observe that Columbus did not conquer empires and plant colonies?
192984260	To this quotation may I be pardoned for adding a few sentences relative to myself?
192984260	Unde verc No*ea mercatoris lucrum?
192984260	WTio seeth not that he is as it were a god in the midst of this visible creation?
192984260	Was it a fact that every particle of matter had a tendency to unite with every other?
192984260	What am I?
192984260	What can be more explicit, or more forcible, than the following exposition of the inconsistencies of fatalism?
192984260	What can be more loose and illogical than the phrase external sensation?
192984260	What can he more conducive, or even necessary, to the being and wellbeing of society, than the rules of justice?
192984260	What causes rest in one, and motion in the other?
192984260	What circumstance distinguishes the former from the latter case?
192984260	What contradiction is there between them and the theory of regular and uniform formation?
192984260	What could the conviction add to that greatness of soul, and to these glorious attributes?
192984260	What danger can ever come from ingenious reasoning and inquiry?
192984260	What greater light can be hoped for in the moral sciences?
192984260	What is knowledge?
192984260	What is the amount of refri¬ geration of the earth ’s surface? — how does the atmo¬ sphere affect it?
192984260	What is the amount of refri¬ geration of the earth ’s surface? — how does the atmo¬ sphere affect it?
192984260	What is the result of experience on the choice of the objects of moral culture?
192984260	What is tho nature of remorse?
192984260	What makes all physical and moral ill?
192984260	What single point have they placed beyond the reach of dispute?
192984260	What then is the distinction among men?
192984260	What was revealed to them in the LAW?
192984260	What was the actual belief of the Jews — or of some particular Jews — on this or that point?
192984260	What, for instance, is the aim of all the social affections?
192984260	What, then, is there wanting to make you equal to the best; a friend for any one to be proud of?
192984260	When going to sleep, does he not lock his doors?
192984260	Whence is indignation against injustice?
192984260	Whence, on this scheme, the plea¬ sure or pain with which we review our own ac¬ tions, or survey those of others?
192984260	Who can account for a tempest on one day, and a calm on another?
192984260	Who can foretell what its shiftings and variations are to he?
192984260	Why do we feel shame?
192984260	Why should it be tacitly assumed that all these great characteristics of conscience should necessarily presuppose its being unformed and underived?
192984260	Why then should not the greater powers of reason and conscience have different habitual modes of contemplating voluntary actions?
192984260	Why?
192984260	Why?
192984260	Will they add to the tranquillity, to the enjoyments, and to the happiness of man¬ kind?
192984260	You must, in addition, say, How is the moving body to be employed, or in which of its different capacities is it that you would measure its effect?
192984260	^.e e^emeni''s lununiferous ether on each other, that it would seem a safe method to take some general physical[?]
192984260	_?
192984260	an ex tectis et parietibus argentum pro- prie nascitur?
192984260	and Il le croyoit done fibre?_ Oui sans doute, et lui- meme^ ®*rations.
192984260	and may not this empyreal heaven be filled with happiness and glory?
192984260	and, if the cooling be due entirely to radiation, what are we to set down for the temper¬ ature of space, so as to account for the heat lost?
192984260	as such, always hated,—can we require a more clear, short, and unanswerable proof, that bene¬ ficial tendency is an essential quality of virtue?
192984260	aut cujus materfamilias non primum locum tenet sedium, atque in celebritate versatur?
192984260	aut ipsis etiam virtutibus?
192984260	cc But whence, ” said Bacon, can arise such vagueness and sterility in all the physical systems which have hitherto existed in the world?
192984260	d?
192984260	et fortificari possit?
192984260	et qui pecunia fundum acquirit, annon pecunia ilia ge¬ neral alteram annuam pecuniam?
192984260	frje^idlv adversaries Dr Campbell and Dr Gerard, and publication) sufficiently shows, that Mr Hume felt no displeasure iq?
192984260	habitually awake to all the perceptions and im¬ pressions of the bodily organs?
192984260	have you made me wicked and miserable?
192984260	in their differences?
192984260	jilus5lons an organised animal?
192984260	la duplication du cube?
192984260	le monde forme prouverait moins d’intelligence, que le monde explique?
192984260	merous private observatories in England and public 0ther ol?''
192984260	motion?
192984260	nature of Laplace ’s happy explanation of a great in-^011?
192984260	neighbourhood of the equator towards the Arctic Distribu- Regions, and there it has two foci of greatest inten-? ion of sity.
192984260	p. 219. toniinMll?
192984260	paration from the other"?
192984260	quid domus, ex cujus locatione pensionem per- cipio?
192984260	res cogitans; quid est hoc?
192984260	t^ie vehicle, and for suggesting which, all sets of signs seem to he equally fitted?
192984260	taire est un resultat de jets lortmts de carac- teres? ’ Je me garderai bien de faire ce raisonne- ment a un athee.
192984260	tals( of the discovery of which we shall speak in § 5)Theory of presenting two axes of double refraction?
192984260	tinctions, and the power of moral feelings, the two points to he proved, how can either of these propositions he evident, or even intel¬ ligible?
192984260	ton, and tacitly admitted by nearly all writers on heat, Dulong includino; the most eminent, that simple radiation( or and Petl?
192984260	whether it have any relation to space or to time?
192984260	£ £ What becomes of these souls, or forms, on the death of the animal?
192984260	© sc?
192984260	“ And canst thou doubt, Aristodemus, if the gods take care of man?
192984260	“ Does not a man( he asks), when taking a journey, arm himself, and seek to go well accompanied?
192984260	“ Estne Dei sedes nisi terra, et pontus, et aer, Et coelum, et virtus?
192984260	“ For, ” he asks, “ why is it right to obey the will of God?
192984260	“ Hoc idem de corpore dicimus; est extensum, impenetrabile,& c. sed quid est quod habet hasce proprietates?
192984260	“ Is not this medium( the ether) much rarer within the dense bodies of the sun, stars, and planets, than in the empty celestial spaces between them?
192984260	“ Mais I’e''chelle it npnfn10!1''116 i?
192984260	“ May there not exist, ” he asks on one occasion, t£an immense space beyond the region of the stars?
192984260	“ One of his parents, ” says Whiston, “ ask¬ ed him when he was very young, Whether God could do every thing?
192984260	“ Quern enim Romanorum pudet uxorem ducere in convivium?
192984260	“ Quo viro, ” says Ludovicus Yives, “ Gallia acutiore ingenio, acriroe judicio, exaction?
192984260	“ Scilicet su¬ blime et erectum ingenium, pulehritudinem ac speciem excelsse magnseque gloria?
192984260	“ Time is the greatest innovator; shall we then not imitate time?
192984260	“ Vous etes tres confus, Baruc Spinoza, mais etes vous aussi dangereux qu’on le dit?
192984260	“ Y auroit- il un espace, s’il n’y avoit point de corps, et une duree s’il n’y avoit rien?
192984260	• History of the Works of the Learned, November and December 1739?
193109115	'', and C+ H+ d — d''= K, also C+ H= K+ c?
193109115	'', y the co- or¬ dinates of P; a?, y of Q re¬ ferred to the axis; x, y"the co- ordinates PN, NQ referred to the diameter PN and the tangent^P.
193109115	( See Lawrence ’s Lec¬ tures on Surgery?)
193109115	(?)
193109115	*..$ cve/ i 1?
193109115	+ B( ay''+ a;''?/)+ Ca%c''+ D( y+?/'')+ E( a?
193109115	+ B( ay''+ a;''?/)+ Ca%c''+ D( y+?/'')+ E( a?
193109115	+ a in place of x, and?/+ in place of y; where a and b are theco- ordi- nates of the new origin re¬ ferred to the old.
193109115	, Machida s\?
193109115	-,. “?
193109115	1 SPaijs an?
193109115	111 the, Convention and even the Jacobins were silent; for a momer rab e fS^When t!1P Inft6"?
193109115	17) — 2 62 „ — V, x2 — d ‘ a b''MR= MH being respectively rt —, a?
193109115	2, — xf+(;/ — yf+{ z — z'')2 V d2+ bl+] b 1 cos y= VaP+ b^+Y^ cos a cos y Va?
193109115	3, we have a?
193109115	341 Funding raised for tlie expenses of a war, what facility will a sink- System?
193109115	3c?.
193109115	4''sul Minor, Phrygia, Galatia, Cappadocia, and Paphlagonia, regions in which maybe recognised nliei?
193109115	4), ande?
193109115	4, “ Annon legistis, quod qui eos in principio creavit, cre- avit eos marem et feminam? ” GRAM M A R. 787 Preposi- These figs came from Turkey.
193109115	43) we have sin PO?/ sin POa?
193109115	438 GAS Gastric posing him to have seen it, what then?
193109115	45)=/ ’, POz=0, NO;r=; then a:=ON cos< p= r sin 6 cos< p, y= r sin 6 sin q>, and z= r cos 0 are the requisite formulae.
193109115	47) is+ C «+ m( Ab+ Ba)+ E+ mT)= 0;/B2\ or Vtb+ Ca+ m l+ Ba 1+ E+ mD= 0; or( 1+ 7?)
193109115	5.—CD2=? 2y''2+ x2, blU a1 ’-K) •= a2 — dx2= FP.
193109115	5.—If the plane be parallel to the axis of z or perpendicular to the plane of xy, the line OQ is in the( a?
193109115	57) or( Ay''+ Ba?''
193109115	6) the equation to the plane is x cos a+?/ cos( 3+ z cos y= p; hence it becomes xAx+yA.y\-zAz= pA.. 28.
193109115	6); hence?/= —^^+^ is the equation required.
193109115	776 Adverbs, But if both imply comparison, it may be asked, in what v_ c ‘ consists the difference between the comparative and super- lative?
193109115	7; and let?<= 0( 1) be the equation to the line AB, v= 0( 2) to the line CD, and w — 0( 3) to the line EF.
193109115	88); hence y"2= 4 FPa?"
193109115	92. of division; these lines will divide ACB into/?
193109115
193109115	= 0,?/ is infinite, or the axis of y is an asymptote.
193109115	?
193109115	?
193109115	? •?
193109115	? •?
193109115	?/ always applied to the Euphrates.
193109115	?/2= a2( a2 — xn)= ay2 or CT.BQ= a2 but CT= PT, BQ= PQ,.*.
193109115	?/= NR+ PQ= a/ sin 0+ y''cos 6.
193109115	A passage in the Enchiridion ot Epictetus will serve to show how rigid was the preparatory discipline: “ You wish to conquer at the Olympic games?
193109115	A quoi diable songes- tu done?
193109115	A ” X vs''r/^r X''A^rj •htt,''rsk\^ Ko rop> f\ „ vies* Aiecri/ ujs I. j y C~?
193109115	Abbreviate the equation to the curve by f(x,?/)= 0, and to the tangent by< p(x, y, x, y)= 0.
193109115	After the enigmatical expres¬ sions which fell from the tyrant yesterday, can we doubt what Saint- Just is about to propose?
193109115	Ainsi la nature, qui nous fait de cette liberte un besoin si pressant, aurait voulu nous trailer en maratre?
193109115	Also the equations f{x, y") — 0,< £( a?
193109115	Analyti¬ cal Geo¬ metry, A Table showing the Theorem of the foregoing Treatise?
193109115	And Godoy?
193109115	And the same both as to qualities and quanti¬ ties; for we say, without an article, what sort of, how many, how great?
193109115	And, in such lo0j ‘ an event, what would most probably have followed?
193109115	And, therefore, the first question is, What is government?
193109115	Are two four?
193109115	Are you poor?
193109115	Are you rich?
193109115	At Austerlitz she had held his destiny in her hands, and acted Hto?.
193109115	Bassora\ Gr* »- Fezzaxi W l^* Moulzuk k o TJSUzab BoU fii"?
193109115	But as the pronoun of the third person is merely the substitute of some noun, an objector may ask, What noun is here represented by he?
193109115	But c+^= K( 5); therefore, C+ H+ rf=:K+ c?
193109115	But how stands the fact?
193109115	But how was this to be effected in presence of an active and vigilant enemy?
193109115	But if prepositions be words de¬ void of signification, why should there be disputes respecting their numbers?
193109115	But if the present tense be thus indefinite, how, it may be asked, are we to ascertain the particular time which is intended?
193109115	But is it to be believed that in a matter of so much importance, a subaltern would have ventured to act as Savary did without positive orders?
193109115	But is the policy of him who seeks to profit by a crime, any justification of the crime itself?
193109115	But remains there nothing more for you to effect?
193109115	But what we are at present to inquire into is, whether Mr Vansittart did as he professed to do?
193109115	But who can read the life and works of Gibbon and imagine him a martyr, whether for love, politics, or religion?
193109115	But who would confer on her the regency in that alarming crisis?
193109115	But, it will be asked, what is the use qt these general rules?
193109115	C. Seven?
193109115	CB=/?, when x, y are written for the co- ordinates.
193109115	Cor.—Since the equation to the tangent is symme¬ trical in a?
193109115	Could this advantage be obtained without a corresponding disad¬ vantage?
193109115	DN= 4-?
193109115	Did he restore the stockholder to all the advantages of the act of 1792?
193109115	Do we mean, then, that a childish error could permanently master his understanding?
193109115	Does he, on the other hand, avoid society, and live retired in the bosom ot his family?
193109115	Does she sup¬ pose us degenerated?
193109115	Does the superlative always express a greater ex¬ cess than the comparative?
193109115	Epistolae Tres de conciliatione Sacrae Scripturae cum Systemate Telluris mobilis, quarum dua?
193109115	Estimate of the Principal Article?, cultivated in 1840.
193109115	FRIGATE( Jvv.fr eg ate(?)
193109115	For example, suppose it should be asked, How differ honest, honestly, and honesty?
193109115	For the triangles ABC, ACD are r?.
193109115	For to what pur¬ pose, we ask, should they have been invented?
193109115	For was ever any argument more suicidal?
193109115	For why stop at a limited number, when in all subjects sus¬ ceptible of intension, the intermediate excesses are in a manner infinite?
193109115	From the total dis- with solution of the northern confederacy, the first consul could^ rance?
193109115	Fut- elle sans cesse olferte a ses veeux comme un fruit auquel il ne peut porter la main sans etre frappe de mort?
193109115	G A L I L E O. Galileo, ment?
193109115	Gheriah by signing the capitulation of Sept. 17?
193109115	Has he acquired reputation in war?
193109115	He says, “ What is liberty?
193109115	He then tried the drama, and produced his farce of What d’ye Call it?
193109115	Hence we have u+ v+? t?
193109115	Hence we have u+ v+? t?
193109115	How a world so imperfect as this could proceed from a su¬ premely perfect God?
193109115	How can you govern people without discontenting them?
193109115	How could it be otherwise?
193109115	How does Mr Vansittart an¬ swer it?
193109115	How life sprung from the Infinite Source?
193109115	How many emperors of the French are there?
193109115	How many na¬ tures has he?
193109115	How ought the Spaniards to con¬ duct themselves?
193109115	How shall the speaker address the other, when he knows not his name?
193109115	How then are his words to be accounted for?
193109115	How then can the ends of government be efficiently carried out so as to preserve the rights and promote the in¬ terests of all parties?
193109115	How then was he with¬ out new popular measures to satisfy the chamber or the country?
193109115	H’stciry.^ posteiity reproach us with having found a Capua in Lom- baidy?
193109115	I have thought of leaving them a legacy; but would it be respected by the Convention?
193109115	II disait, a qui Ufa,,,, „ que cela se r&luisait a uue serie, do nt le premier Jme dt’ail A, Jdone la’deSr ™ uVatutr"Y ou''zero?
193109115	IbchmS C''Cchery- • 3*?
193109115	If a man should utter a sentence, and to the end of it subjoin the very general word do, the person to whom he spoke would naturally ask, do what?
193109115	If he adds no specific predication, as B is round, we apply to B the most general that we can; and what other species is so general as existence?
193109115	If the new axes are parallel to the old, the origin alone being changed — it is evident that nothing is required but to write a?''
193109115	If we had said, Oranges are ripe, we might have been pro¬ perly asked, When and where are they ripe?
193109115	If we question about substances, we can not say, the who is this, but who is this?
193109115	If, instead of join, we should say to him, a house with, he would still ask the same question, with what?
193109115	If, to a disciple of Mr Harris, we should say, a house join; he would reply join what?
193109115	In 1806 he became Gesne?.
193109115	In a word, the infinitive is nothing more than an abstract noun?
193109115	In like manner it may be proved that De?
193109115	In this expression put instead of a, and it becomes Ct?
193109115	In what way then do I proceed, in order to particularize it, so as to make it denote that very man whom I mean to specify?
193109115	Is John a couple and Jane a couple f Does one straight line form a triangle?
193109115	Is a citizen popular?
193109115	Is he a philosopher, an orator, a poet?
193109115	Is he a robber or a slave?
193109115	Is he virtuous and austere in his morals?
193109115	Is it a sin to put a Frenchman to death?
193109115	Is it rash to prog¬ nosticate that this sinking fund will share the fate of all those which have preceded it?
193109115	Is your mind at ease? ” “ No; it is not, ” were the last recorded words of Oliver Goldsmith.
193109115	It is said to consist of caoutchouc dis¬ solved in coal naphtha, to which shellac( previously dis¬ solved in wood naptha?)
193109115	It is simply the Anglo- Saxon and Gothic noun frum, beginning, origin, source, fountain, author?
193109115	It would hence appear that the word yoA?)
193109115	Jir^TpA, pEodiack ■ £ kJoked- I ‘ Pr.ofWaletllySu C Jfup fond&(, Aal?
193109115	Known or unknown?
193109115	Let AM- x, MP= y, AF= AD= «, then PM2+ MF2= PF2= PQ2= MD2; or if+(-T- of=( a?
193109115	Let X, Y be the co- ordinates of the point of intersection of two tangents; then the equations/(a;'',y)= 0,< p{x, y, X, Y)= 0 give the values of a?
193109115	Let a plane pass through the parallel lines AP, DE, and u''~ 1< r> r?
193109115	Let a?
193109115	Let also the origin be on the curve — the equation will then assume the form Aiy2+ 2 Ea?''
193109115	Let this relation be p==/(?)!
193109115	Let us put a case; suppose that Goethe ’s death had occurred many years ago, say in the year 1785, what would have been the general impression?
193109115	Let x= az+ p, y= bz+ qhe the equations to the gene¬ rating line, where a and b are the same for all the lines; and let a?
193109115	Lines and Figure?
193109115	M. Vaillant even charges him with “ insensibility to all lofty and generous sentiments?
193109115	MN cos y=(* — a!/)2+( y- y'')2+( z — x''f+% y — t/)( s- s?)
193109115	Murat?
193109115	NB: AN2:: NB: AN:: x: 2a — a?
193109115	Napoleon started when he beheld her, Qui etes vous?
193109115	No. ” “ Is he brave?
193109115	Not far from the Beffroi stands the Hotel- de- Ville, with two 1 Combien il fallait de peaux d’Espagne pour faire un gant de cette grandeur?
193109115	Now if a?
193109115	Now since u, v, w, involve x and y, v?, v1, tv1, Sic., will involve x% y''\& c., consequently!
193109115	Now, retaining the notation of last problem, if we make A zz 2, and B zz 4, the formulae a A X B, 9 A V 4?
193109115	Now, what is the reason of this distinction?
193109115	Occupa- At the same time this battle was, without contradiction, bun? ” of one of the most obstinate and bloody recorded in military Moscow.
193109115	Of the second?
193109115	Of the third?
193109115	Of what kind?
193109115	Of what value are their prejudices, or even their wisdom, in opposi¬ tion to her laws?
193109115	Of whom is Napoleon derived?
193109115	Sc hanks I?
193109115	Seen now for the first time, or seen before and now remembered?
193109115	Shall he for ever go on amus¬ ing us with imaginary perils, when real and pressing dan¬ gers are before our eyes?
193109115	Shall we then get over the difficulty by saying, with Mr Harris, that “ modes exhibit some way or other the soul and its affections?''
193109115	South C. Cherry I?''
193109115	StatG 1 at?
193109115	Substituting these values in( 3), there is obtained 4a2 y2_ 4 ay2 a?2 x — 4aa?
193109115	That particular relation therefore is that which is denoted by the conjunc¬ tion because?
193109115	The equation to the tangent is yy= 2a( x+ x),( 1) and the equation to the perpendicular on it from the ver¬ tex is y=-J^a?
193109115	The equa¬ tion to the hyperbola is therefore y2 z2 1 MQ?
193109115	The former thought there was too much''prero¬ gative in it, while in England it was thought too democratic?
193109115	The formula for this velocity is simpler, being V= 6 y?
193109115	The man departs and returns a week after: What do I then say?
193109115	The polar equation is r=^-^~ 1^ 1+
193109115	The question of the protectorate had given rise to much trouble, and how would the actual possession be regarded by the monarch?
193109115	The relation of con¬ trariety therefore is the signification of the word or?
193109115	The second overthrow of the French was necessarily pro- Results of ductive of more decisive results than the first; Leipsicth?
193109115	Therefore mA contains a part of nB, exactly as often as mC contains a like part of? iD; and hence( Def.
193109115	Think you I am decrepid enough to fear them?
193109115	This pronoun is in Greek, og,? 7, 6; in Latin, qui, qua, quod; and in English, who, which, what.
193109115	Thus if a?
193109115	To explain this by an exam¬ ple: I see an object pass by which I never saw till now: What do I say?
193109115	To obtain a polar equation, let OP= 7-; then sin OPM sm PO?/ x= r-——=r sin PM x y= r sin POM sin xOy sin POa?
193109115	Vanity he had in abundance, as ap¬ pears in his Memoirs; indeed, without it, would any man ever write his autobiography?
193109115	Vivit?
193109115	WHAT IS GOVERNMENT?
193109115	WTere are the hundred thou¬ sand soldiers, my companions in glory?
193109115	Was he constrained by law to yield to force?
193109115	Was not the power which he held in the constitu¬ tion a deposit, for the preservation of which he was answer- able to the nation?
193109115	Was not this disposing of the sinking fund by stealth, and accumulating debt at compound interest?
193109115	Was not this in fact regarded as the legitimate inheritance of the house of Augustus?
193109115	We have a?"
193109115	Were not all bargains made between the buyer and seller of stock made on the same understanding?
193109115	Were not all the loans from 1802 to 1813 negotiated on the faith of that act?
193109115	What a picture is presented in these few words?
193109115	What above all astonished him, was to hear that the French had cannon; how had they passed the Alps?
193109115	What are the evils apprehended from the extravagant growth of the sinking fund towards the latter years of its existence?
193109115	What are the names of these persons?
193109115	What course ought he to have followed?
193109115	What do you mean by that?
193109115	What evil, pray, was remedied or obviated by declaring the succession to the throne hereditary?
193109115	What force can it possess, when it has ceased to command even respect?
193109115	What is the consequence?
193109115	What is the spirit of the first?
193109115	What is this but disposing of a fund which ought to have been regarded as most sacred?
193109115	What possible motive could the first consul have to order this unhappy man to be privately assassinated?
193109115	What punishment does the Spaniard deserve who fails in performing his duty?
193109115	What should they have done in these circum¬ stances?
193109115	What signifies the opinion of men when nature herself speaks?
193109115	What then is the House of Commons, and how do its members come to exercise their powers?
193109115	What then is the way of preventing this?
193109115	What was to be done?
193109115	What would be thought of a painter who should mix August and January in one landscape, who should introduce a frozen river into a harvest scene?
193109115	What would he have said fifty years later?
193109115	What would you do if you were charged with forcing the conscripts of a couple of French departments to march to the army?
193109115	What, it may be asked, have been the effects of the first Revolution on"the state of religion in France?
193109115	What, then, is the force of the personal pronouns?
193109115	What, then, is the import of the phrase?
193109115	What, then, is to be done?
193109115	What, then, it may be asked, is the import of each article, and in what respects do they differ?
193109115	When a?
193109115	When a?
193109115	When d?
193109115	When the praeter- imperfect is by the conjunction awe?
193109115	When wTe say, “ Where were you yesterday?
193109115	When x is negative, y is always possible; and it is infinite both when a?
193109115	When x= a, y= 0 •, when a?
193109115	Which of the three is the most wicked?
193109115	Whilst several rich districts were laid entirely waste, some inter?
193109115	Who are the French?
193109115	Who does not feel that the assertion contained in haberet is as absolute and positive as any assertion whatever?
193109115	Who is he?
193109115	Who is the enemy of our happiness?
193109115	Who will deliver us from our enemies?
193109115	Why denounce as an impiety the obser¬ vation of the works of God?
193109115	Why may not the reverse of this be done?
193109115	Why might it not be natural and sincere?
193109115	With reference to the tenth of August he observed, “ Was the monarch under the necessity of submitting to an armed multitude?
193109115	Would Europe have been sen¬ sible even of the event?
193109115	Would Europe have felt a shock?
193109115	Wx If we write m= we shall have as the equation to the b* tangent, y+ mx=/ 62\ 2 2/\ 2 Now( y)= «(?)
193109115	X COS a+y cos/3+ Z COS y= 2P+^P+? P;''a b c^enCe ano^er form of the equation.
193109115	You fear not to endanger your ow unon the defence’a^V T ln^?
193109115	\ Valdiviaf Cuedaly Chile e\/ Arch oCChonos Penin.dc lies Monte^ W PalAiand/''Str^of £ £ §} Qjjlagellar, p T''udfSy?
193109115	a z 7,-2, n z,-=zz+-r- h+ k++2 1 dx dy 2\dxz dz dx h?
193109115	a?
193109115	and q may always be assigned, such, that the ratio of/?
193109115	and whe¬ ther there were no means by which Britain and France might come to a good understanding?
193109115	and, w hether she would desire to communicate any other mode of accomplishing a peace?
193109115	angles and DEF into q angles, which are all equal( 13, 2); therefore the angle ACB has to the angle DEF the ratio of the number/?
193109115	at, first sight, the> T aPPear incongruous if supposed to be made to the same country, and RritM''C ° nC1^ suPPosin??
193109115	at, first sight, the> T aPPear incongruous if supposed to be made to the same country, and RritM''C ° nC1^ suPPosin??
193109115	be not 0,y- is positive in equation( 1) and negative in equation( 2), or vice versd, which is impossible; a?
193109115	c?, e,/,& c. be the points of division: the parallel corresponding to 80 ° of latitude will pass through the Pig.
193109115	dy dz dy v. r du du du dz q dx dz dx du TT dz dx dz dr/ enCG fa~~dj?
193109115	heated air striking against it as it ascends up the chim- ne3?.
193109115	in ccelum?
193109115	ing fund give to the raising of them?
193109115	it: me to remove tlm troons66-\ °"a i?
193109115	jchaejos Arotti?
193109115	june?
193109115	mft.xrtiManV i Ca 1 afcwitu*^sstog- ea, J TvOlms/( jtf,''?
193109115	nicate the general grounds upon which she would be will¬ ing to conclude peace, that his majesty and his allies might consider them in concert?
193109115	or can mere expediency ever sanction a pro¬ ceeding by which justice is trampled on, and the door shut against mercy?
193109115	or how explain himself by his own name, of which the other is wholly ignorant?
193109115	or that having such, he would dare to disobey them?
193109115	or whether, if he did not perform it, he was obliged in honour to return to Spain?
193109115	reign before or since that example? ” ■ idly.
193109115	rivilegcs In addition to those restrictions, the act conferred certain inferred privileges on friendly societies, which may be briefly stated I?
193109115	thought whimsical; yet what other meaning can be af¬ fixed to it?
193109115	u am wellJ?a1ware thfv bring me to the scaffold; but that is of no moment; let us ente unsnotted^ nosteritv » W7re u be successful-?
193109115	une lieue de la frontiere Russe, ne se serait- il pas mis en devoir de les faire arreter? ” This was a home- thrust, which admitted of no riposte.
193109115	whence have you come?
193109115	whether she would be inclined to commu- Britain?
193109115	whither are you going?
193109115	would any man of common sense suppose, that the word strange, because uttered alone, had lost the power of an adjective and become an interjection?
193109115	ycd*^03//dlj DarFtoj^.
193109115	yoAlj?
193109115	° n the 5tl?
193109115	°^ Viviers»l;,,„^v, S.JuHen puUidt Prune?, Gramat ntinel Soudrac^L±M hi Qtdolh Tftarrifi Kspali.a, Ma^jols 1777 rtifuii Mmo''.
193109115	“ Do you want the ministers? ” he asked.
193109115	“ I had that happiness. ” “ hat is your opinion of him? ” That he lived like Aristides, and died like Sidney, ” was the answer.
193109115	“ Is he learned?
193109115	“ La liberte fut- elle done montree a 1’homme pour qu’il ne put jamais en jouir?
193109115	“ Let us outlaw him; a vote of out¬ lawry, ” was the instant cry of the assembly; “ let him be treated like Robespierre, let him be put ho?
193109115	“ Tell me, my dear child, who are you?
193109115	“ The man of he speaks little is wise. ” Who is meant by the pronoun Ae?
193109115	“ Where is the experience, ” he was wo nt to say, “ comparable to mine?
193109115	“ Why all these big words against revo¬ lutions and revolutionists? ” said the deputy for the Cote rfOr.
193109115	“ Why should I wish for war? ” said he.
193109115	„ d2z d^z-hk+ — 1
193819047	S by^ PerCy in 1402- Pi>- “ f i Jo00,LSJ0N> Tho^s, was born at Northampton in ’ v.an 6 l?
193819047	''j fZ.Mbtcrtaza iuistadt ’ h''i Ki\th> bu( ZttLaipIovlib Adassior SuliA/ z k^olejpeh,, I walenJ\Tubciu?
193819047	''° preinui.< There&i''vamd< Siklos Oaruvar iQratu> vwz(v, rai*3*ah Sjzcrlkz\ Ojinizi Spvi..- Bokgaiy UiraiLsebest hemaA hipf*Rovtluxa?
193819047	( a?
193819047	( rastJf^yd f^SAntiK"l^Tra^e?/*ioniell.
193819047	, 35- 7 Carbonic acid.... 22 Boracic acid 24 Acetic acid 51 Tartaric acid 66 Citric acid 58 Oxalic acid 36 Sulphur?
193819047	, I?
193819047	, T ™ ’ “ f, he? onver!i °"» f “ “> » “ » i « » faro.
193819047	/ACBfe M?
193819047	0p victol.y?
193819047	1 lie Uonspectus arm tne JJispensa- 1''I38]? umrn?nej ’ ln va;in** us suddenly ana thus tory have already gone through very many editions.
193819047	10. rnnduct the nrepared wool into the machine, and the screw- gill also S?.
193819047	101 ment, between the two ends of the coil, when the instru- d ment is being used for transmission,—as, for instance, if tion"?
193819047	14, 15); “ Shall Source of mortal man be just before God?
193819047	16 Selenium?
193819047	1615. the vi? tiuallstiVnform us that the sandal was a mark of sacerdotal dignity.
193819047	2162 X lO1?
193819047	2166 V. 1- 406 H. •747 H. f 1- 066 H.\ 1- 06578=? ji V. •0148 E. inches.
193819047	26, now a grocers, over his father ’s shed of a tice led him to think of atmospheric effect, shop, I urner was educated, if not born in 1775(?)
193819047	4 Ber Thee Begrdbniiss und Gliickliche voieder Aujferstehung[ 1680?]
193819047	4, amounted to about eight millions, and the total area of 1815- 55> the nation to about one million seven hundred thousand of Growtl?
193819047	416 U TT or u, the twenty- first letter and fifth vowel of the II^?
193819047	500 Y, y XT or v, is properly a consonant, and as such is placed be- V?
193819047	7 anliu^ ’ 2 Vr i’p?
193819047	; Aikin ’s 231 ™ rxS’. Vtd ’ « Cltne?
193819047	?
193819047	?
193819047	?
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193819047	? a ar!
193819047	? kef ’ aad the bouses, with the exception of tiese occupied by foreign ambassadors or consuls and a few others, are of the meanest description.
193819047	? § Compound.
193819047	?)
193819047	?, played at the 158 TEE TEE Termini Terpander Roman games for the first time on the 1st October B.C.
193819047	?- He was consecrated bishop of St Asaph fTp 14th f n JanTy J£?
193819047	?- He was consecrated bishop of St Asaph fTp 14th f n JanTy J£?
193819047	?/6-aS-T neUhf iqu, d, nor lAm[t of bein8 stricken.
193819047	A parlia- scribed within the boundaries of episcopacy?
193819047	Alabama, 477 Arkansas, California, Columbia, District of, 25 Connecticut, 2,666 Delaware, 32 ‘?
193819047	Ammonia 17 Potassia 47- 2 Alumina?
193819047	An elaborate orumm,, f y Publ!Shed b?
193819047	And can any one doubt wThen direct taxes are imposed on incomes of L.100 and L.150, that every possible effort will be made to evade them?
193819047	And is such property to be treated in the same way as that which is vested in mills, ships, mines, and farms?
193819047	And sup¬ posing( which can never be the case) that its amount is learned, is it to be subjected to the same uniform rate of duty?
193819047	And there is not one of the existino- i?
193819047	And what were ttay?
193819047	Are we hereby regenerated and made the temple of the Father?
193819047	As regards the phrase reKva opy??
193819047	As regards the phrase reKva opy??
193819047	Atlantic The last words of the Atlantic telegraph were read at Va- Telegraph, lencia on the 20th October 1858 — “ two hundred and forty t- k(?
193819047	Avez- vous une haine assez vigoureuse contre cet Impudent imbecille?
193819047	Avezvous lu son abominable grimoire, do nt il y aura encore cinq volumes?
193819047	Batvlr T* rVeiuulo Stuil''ablo( iaiinr VaJTiuft XTable Land% of Chaffres 10 Miles* •''?
193819047	Being calculated at once to obviate trouble and save expense, it could not fail to be acceptable( what reduction of taxation is not?)
193819047	Besides, what advantage is gained by this hypothesis?
193819047	Besides, what is to be said of those to whom the means of salvation are sent but who do not use them?
193819047	But do we know these better than we know God?
193819047	But does this per se constitute the evil of sin?
193819047	But in what sense is this true?
193819047	But the question immediately occurs, whether the tax should be of the same magnitude on all incomes, how different soever their sources?
193819047	But when Moses says, “ In the befinnln^ God created the heaven and the earth, ” he c^nno?
193819047	But, could not he bide his time?
193819047	Ct B cos. Ci) — 0, and( m? — Cz-f- Am-f- B) cos. Ct —( 2 Cm-|--4C) sin.
193819047	Dr? ird s The following arrangement( fig.
193819047	During convalescence exercise should be{ riven- n* f j2mo’1847 i Clark ’s( B-) and bandages and pressure hasten the cure S?
193819047	Eveiybody knows that it is most powerful • and contrary''effecLofLn^ncrease^of t^xadon1"6 tha"tnodLjes^abour under*certain Lt/ nt^xVa?
193819047	For if he knew the utter absurdity of the argument he was using, how can we absolve him from the vilest tracasserie in re¬ sorting to it?
193819047	For in observing the works of man, what is it we have experience of?
193819047	Gold?
193819047	Had not this good Abbe de Perigord likewise pronounced a great Discours sur les Loteriesm the Assembly of the Notables at Versailles m February 1787?
193819047	Harmony?)
193819047	Have they succeeded in diminishing the world ’s veneration for the Book they hated?
193819047	He became prebendary of Elv in 1713, archdeacon of Norfolk in 1701, and canon of Christ C u.1''ch''o0,1?
193819047	He is a charming man; but do n’t you know him?
193819047	He remained under the domestic tuition''of his fafher mIv6 ™ Prepared? r.th ® university.
193819047	He wTs mS bv DTryCbu TSfinCUOnfi l<; °, pPe “''in''™ SSeb„^ toe"?
193819047	Heating, lighting, and domestic economy;( 15?)
193819047	Hence it may be inferred by means of the Lemma, that the whole diminution of the space will be to X as w to 1, or that it will be equal to VI?
193819047	His prediction was ful?
193819047	How is the capital of merchants, manufacturers, or farmers to be ascertained?
193819047	How is this statement to be re¬ conciled with Strabo ’s?
193819047	How say you, were it not a wonder to hear that clothmakers had become apothe¬ caries?
193819047	How then, and to what extent does this shoeing operate?
193819047	I''00 on which the income is valued and the tax imnP 7 viz., that A being at present forty years o?
193819047	I.—Taxes on Rent?
193819047	IQ*?''!
193819047	If A ma''r nf^T?
193819047	If it be asked, why, then, speak of the Divine attributes as «/they were distinct from the Divine essence?
193819047	If it be so, what can be said of such a mode of getting rid of plain facts which imperatively required to be accounted for?
193819047	If now the question be asked, Of what result is all this school system?
193819047	If there be only two lenses, this equation becomes i L''8"L Stt+ L''Stt ”= o, or jo?
193819047	In 1841, Mr Wilson published a remarkable tract, called The Revenue, or what shall the Chancellor do?
193819047	In reference to^h latter there is a distinction between sins of omission and sins of comnussion to the extent that though the commission of a? or!
193819047	In the aggregate they would have produced a lame sum whde them greater number added to? he breadth and stability of our customs system.
193819047	In what do the elect in virtue of their election dif¬ fer from them on this hypothesis?
193819047	Infinitude of being,?.e., boundless fulness of essence.
193819047	Is Christianity less powerful than when they commenced their crusade against it?
193819047	Is He God and Lord over us?
193819047	Is He acknowledged as the object of worship?
193819047	Is it at such a moment that you can calmly witness the degradation of public morality? ” 5 These words were timely.
193819047	Is it to the means of salvation?
193819047	Is not a customs policy of this sort pretty sure to be considered by the mass of the people as alike unfair and offensive?
193819047	Is not this the mere effect of the operation of some principle of evil in the soul?
193819047	Is there any sense in such representations if His pre- existence in a state of glory and majesty be not as¬ sumed?
193819047	It does not appear that Wykeham took any active Wvkehlr?
193819047	It has been asked by opponents of this doctrine, how can three Divine persons be but one and the same God?
193819047	It is afterwards joined, at the “ second meeting of the waters, ” by the Aughrim from un i j?
193819047	It is capable of accommodating 100 children and lo hoi?
193819047	It is found that the vessels built since the new law a.-i c j • t^ it, juuiiu mat me vessels bunt since the new Inur wenthfn Tethl?
193819047	It is sufficient to ask, at this distance of time, whether their works or the Bible be nearer oblivion,—whether they or it be most read?
193819047	It stands on a river of v? ame if miIes fVom the Red Sea, and 52 miles JN.
193819047	J he ordinary effect of taxes on wages, or on the com ™ dities necessary for the subsistence of the labourer k?
193819047	Jackson Union* Greenville Transylvania St Joseph ’s?
193819047	Knox St Louis University?.....
193819047	L. s. d. 64 16 4 L. s. d. 7 16 0* 5- 8i** 5- 8f** 8- 0** 8- 0*?
193819047	Matt?
193819047	Mount St Mary ’s?
193819047	Mrs Washing¬ ton, who was seated at the foot of the bed, said in a col¬ lected voice, “ Is he gone? ” A signal from Mr Lear gave the answer.
193819047	NewExperbSS cl TrS0 US?
193819047	Now, how did Zeno reply to such objec¬ tions?
193819047	Now, who is the true proprietor of those lands?
193819047	Of a man showing unexampled love by coming to live on the earth with other men?
193819047	On meeting, one asks, “ Is it long since? ” meaning to inquire whether the interval of absence has appeared long.
193819047	On the conquest of Constantinople, he immediately took possession of the imperial palace; why, then, should he destroy the library?
193819047	On what system ought that defence to be con¬ ducted?
193819047	Onesicntus makes it twenty days sail from the continent, and Eratosthenes seven; either of which Itomii!?
193819047	P7er''y imp ° Sed ’ and tn ini?
193819047	Passing over some of a more doubtful char¬ acter in the Old Testament, what can be more explicit than the allusions made to it in the New?
193819047	Pennsylvania Lafayette Franklin and Marshall... University at Lewisburg1 Polytechnic Delaware StMary’s§ St John ’s St Charles ’s?
193819047	Polype?, functions of the original.
193819047	Previously to the act of the 43d of Georo- e^^"yoTNxr11^^ 1116 effeCtS ° f the arbitrar?
193819047	Putting a?
193819047	Respectine- the by told that many patterns worked in colours by the loomwel6 bylhe neeX^Th^B V''ed Wi?
193819047	S?
193819047	Santa Clara?
193819047	Shall I say it?
193819047	So are the other two likewise?
193819047	So v nr v''are they--^re we enrolled as subjects, servants, and soldiers under Him?
193819047	Souffrirez- vous l affront qu il fait a la France?
193819047	Spring Hill?
193819047	St James’sf Washington Georgetown?
193819047	St Philip ’s?
193819047	Such an instrument, inductive embarrassment which the mathematical theory has 109 Telegraph?
193819047	Suppose Him a creature, what meaning can we attach to this?
193819047	Tapa?
193819047	Th ° maS Becket of Canter- rated^x- 124S''o l h obtained privileges in Brabant as early as porters of MeteP?
193819047	The Ohio, which divides Virginia from the state of that name, receive?
193819047	The emperor now openly favoured this vile class of e*?
193819047	The first thought that occurred to him when a political difficulty arose, was, by what policy, tortuous or otherwise, can this intricacy be got over?
193819047	The four dark Voltaic cential lines represent plates of zinc, and the fine lines Electricity?
193819047	The genera whose habitat is the alimentary canal, may have a slightly oxy- nish an instance of organiscd^odTes which’ha ”?
193819047	The lofty walls of stone were no longer al- bvThe LieTln cX f!?
193819047	The penetratinnh ° U?
193819047	The t0.n has als?
193819047	The well known experiments of Dr Parry on the relative;? ne- ness of wools were made on fleeces of nineteen sorts.
193819047	They are of middle size, and slio- htly tant?
193819047	They are sus- mlnntrnff10!?
193819047	They are thus the lowest division o?
193819047	This frag¬ ment is my last writing,”4 are the touching words with which he breaks off?
193819047	This is the only way in which them ° S1 T?
193819047	This tax was finallv ’ 1.n?.1^versely duty increased through a variety of gradations, until the and would notTiUs probable W heS?
193819047	This throws us back on the question, What it is that the allegory is employed to teach?
193819047	This, though bearing the name of Pelagius( Morgan?
193819047	Tlie Colleges marked thus(*) are under the direction of the Baptists; thus( f), Episcopalians; thus( I), Methodists; thus(?
193819047	To say that God is such an essence, what is it but to say that x= x?
193819047	To what are we to trace this universal sinfulness of the race?
193819047	To what can this be attributed?
193819047	To whom then ought to devolve the property of those lands?
193819047	Under such circumstances, with nothing to hinder him from sinning and everything to induce him to sin, how can he help becoming a sinner?
193819047	Urnatellea( fresh- water).—Only partially re¬ tractile?
193819047	V ‘ p< in 1''/ Tropio oi^ am er^ v. X''‘''t''^rs UogtfiM Bonk, £ Ambergris C?.
193819047	VALE PLATE V English Mi le s jpr. Un?
193819047	W^TMiebt pArtyvay fl|G A^ t^tilurdk g^FKinitiata lafvn Ptilw/ y Bipicoto’1 Huvi j+ftifU}sQ x^~^Corunnay Wiscori yX- etuL Ms''^XXwXXM:''\4 i\ ■ £?
193819047	Wakefield, What ’s Hecula to him, or he to Hecuba? ” and there was quite as much of truth as there was of neatness in the application.
193819047	Warlike when the ships haul their wind, or tack together, they may 0atrSei ° nS/6? n a hne cl ° Se hauled uPon die starboard tack.
193819047	Was Germanicus poisoned?
193819047	What are the facts of which this myth is the poetical adumbration?
193819047	What is the object, it may be asked, of reading military history but to benefit by the experience of others?
193819047	What is the principle of sin in man that leads him to that lawlessness which is sin?
193819047	What more could be said?
193819047	What would Blenheim be if the centre was knocked out?
193819047	When a tax 0?
193819047	When the inflammation is local, limited in extent, and somewhat external, warm fomenta¬ tions?
193819047	Where was the condescension implied in His being born and coming to dwell as a man among His fellows?
193819047	Where, may we ask, would be the justice or common sense of taxing the landlords and tradesmen, and exempting the professional men?
193819047	Where, then, would be the fairness or the policy of laying the same tax on the rental of both estates?
193819047	Who ever heard of a child condescending to be born?
193819047	Who is He that asks such devotion, that asserts such supremacy as this?
193819047	Who that knew him well in after- life was not struck with the same characteristics?
193819047	Why then appear to differ, when substantially we agree?
193819047	Worcester is one of themost fn, rTVCltieS ‘ “ i4, e klngdom- Roman remains have been hv?!
193819047	\e 7att?
193819047	^ Tintamarre 1. r^Bxerpip 0nii)S^* stBiStholomew jn p^butlit cf|h j, AxiOo''Ua NeV^) ML, lWabrumth •* y Gaaieloope^VV^c?
193819047	^?
193819047	^Kartjv- bazjn''tdAwtMTT Jkh''btf- titan Brntzif rft] muz Jtteterrpt lAUIlXtfll irijtaliia?
193819047	a tax, and that it will be permanent, the question is, will wages continue at their former rate, or will they rise?
193819047	a use or an, tnen, the farmer sold as murh r- n ™^.1 produce as was worth L.50 j he next paid away theseL 50 the L5n?
193819047	a"T ° b"“«‘SSS: s “ ax*^ r- ey e^ suppose that either individuals or states can rXiXthe prevXltT6''t0!?
193819047	a^o''/''"■ •-"''T J „/ii TpVffP^.^tri0-.fo^TXZtol^3 M< w 4u"l ‘, f^Vketli-- lQpdd0.,, ■/[VJoxtkl''‘-gviAV_ Vy7, l* l- jh- vi- d.-i''b,''x?
193819047	al?
193819047	and f not, how is it to be replaced?
193819047	and he that is born of woman, that he should be righteous? ”( Job xv.
193819047	and to what is such a shortcoming to be traced but to the presence and working of evil in his mind?
193819047	ask also, if men are elected on the ground of foreseen faith Of Elec- and piety, to what is it that they are elected?
193819047	be supposed t?
193819047	c. 24 •? QlLtheyT> relate t0 a11 wills made on or after t, le lst January 1838.
193819047	ceiver kno^^^^^ inftance* The re- T?
193819047	cos S} ’?
193819047	d tT;U?
193819047	did the son of Tiberius die of poison, and Agrippina by assassination?
193819047	dren,& c. The commissioners to whom the management total gross and nett assessments tn fu* P ’ a returi?
193819047	e State ° f the suPP1y as compared with the am?
193819047	effW^Yf f iheS?
193819047	evidently flushed the emperor mom Sans, b. had SasTfftttasSS??
193819047	evidently flushed the emperor mom Sans, b. had SasTfftttasSS??
193819047	f ° rd"“?"
193819047	faire regarder Shakspeare comme le seul modele de la veritable tragedie?
193819047	fil]ed, and the government immediately advertised for the noT?
193819047	government was coneeened, he thought “ rioinunv lie o, 1?
193819047	if!?
193819047	in the Bodleian Library were published in the History and iZTr?
193819047	in the sense that Christ is the meritorious ground of their election, or in the sense that they were chosen to be saved in and through Christ?
193819047	increased exertion and economy, and partly by a rise of wages?
193819047	las pecoras de Inglaterra?
193819047	lt however, be assumed that moderatP income, provided they were fairly assessed w m6?
193819047	motum necessariorum copiam animo concipiamus, Omni- potentem, quae haec animalia creavit, sapientiam attoniti et tat?
193819047	mum?''
193819047	nn wm^rNnd ’ ° nt|a Sm?
193819047	of checking its translation or diffusion?
193819047	of making the nations who then professed Christianity renounce it?
193819047	of^ dls|:o^er ® d that these filaments are inwardly clothed with vibratile altogether like the blood- globules of other animals?
193819047	ontessn iarMlstUar uv''''^Khihu''ikiri iffnadan&.o£ WnuclaSak''’ ’ enoxl?
193819047	overPayinf?
193819047	p. 125), he uses the phrase 6 ri)?
193819047	pass?
193819047	r 2- 4‘,h D“ember. I8sr> “ “"""“ Sion ™ appointed mission, to inquire into and report upon 1867 ’ subserve?
193819047	r ° b
193819047	r?ihem?
193819047	s n0 t?
193819047	s our ideas of spiritual essence, of eternity, of immensity, more simple and direct than is our idea of God?
193819047	shall a strong man be Man ’s pure with his Maker?
193819047	sorted lo They « o otef''86''S,’0"ld be^ promote fraud, Ld''“ Piemen,, T. «, barism in which they most commonfylt?
193819047	st, K?
193819047	students, being or becoming members of the is pnf?!
193819047	subpentagonal, with suckers in ambulacra Cucumaria?
193819047	that whilst they were but servants, this was his Son, in a sense altogether peculiar, a sense involving a oneness of nature with God?
193819047	the current prices of1859 8"?
193819047	tion ofall measu^es ’ he advocated in stronger and more decisive language than was customary with him the gradual libera- i belot nTtfJr?
193819047	vation?
193819047	was Piso guilty?
193819047	what urged him to his mad violence?
193819047	x with regard to the beginning of the supposed motion, and the velocity, instead of sin.-a?, be¬ comes — cos. x, or 1 — cos.a?
193819047	x with regard to the beginning of the supposed motion, and the velocity, instead of sin.-a?, be¬ comes — cos. x, or 1 — cos.a?
193819047	}?, and some little emigration is directed to the colony.
193819047	« ch stoff mol ™ 0?
193819047	« »?
193819047	° f an arnphitheatre, and defended by narrow anT ’^^ The streets are Vcrv thesp nnr d.Cl?
193819047	‘ How so? ’ you will ask.
193819047	’ an<4 011? ne occasion6 actively and angrily interfered to pre- curtai^ent of their prerogatives.
193819047	’* Garway, An exact Description of the Growth, Quality, and Virtues ’ of the Leaf Tea[ 1659- 60? 1 Statutes of the Realm( Kecord Com.
193819047	’^ msec s and infusory animalcules furnishes us with many similar, so 3 The reader will find the subiec''t discussed at jrreat leno- tu v,,r t?
193819047	“ It is true that this reconnaissance had as its object to oblige the allies to exhibit their strength, but did it do so, as Count Giulay affirms?
193819047	“ Lastly, it may be asked, what effect this great improve¬ ment of the weapons of destruction has had on the moral advancement of mankind?
193819047	“ The application of our means of knowing, to the study of beings extraneous to ourselves( Vetude des etres qui ne sont pas nous)?
193819047	“ What is man, that he should be clean?
193819047	“ Why so? ” faltered the strong- hearted youth.
193819047	•^ r — — r Br1 — ite+3^ 12^ V D D 3 1 2 1 equation, if z= ax ba?
193819046	''?
193819046	''KXo''t Xoytu T^ottoov, n str/ a Si?
193819046	''” 1”0113''0“e ‘ “ “ ‘''“ Cieutpbfcf, Santa Fe is bounded on the N. by the Gran rha ™ i?
193819046	( Lanzi ’s History of Painting?)
193819046	( Plin- v- 2?)
193819046	( See Delambre ’s biography of this astronomer in the Biographie Universelle?)
193819046	(?)
193819046	* 0£
193819046	*''**''-r,^,''n1''''Pathos r ■ P,9''Ua ™*i tivstiehlun?
193819046	/ See? ° ” dS*to it for more extensive information on the Etruscans.
193819046	1 in Mechanics, an arbor or spindle, havin?
193819046	1)len(lin?
193819046	1- 0271 1- 0285 1- 0297 1- 1288??
193819046	1- 0271 1- 0285 1- 0297 1- 1288??
193819046	10, 7)?
193819046	10,000?
193819046	10,000?
193819046	10,144 10,112?
193819046	10,994 10,948?
193819046	11,168 11,063?
193819046	11,478 11,270 10,498?
193819046	12,000 12,000 11,721 11,210 11,062 11,000 11,000 10,609 10,544 10,000 9.800 9.592 9,517?
193819046	12,205 11,400 11,200?
193819046	12,431 11,664 11,398?
193819046	137, 13& Parmenid p"•''«?"
193819046	1599 2727 848 800 1360 270 1496 265 1080?,!!
193819046	17,726 17,644 17,590 17,525 17,380 17,124 17,006 16,730?
193819046	18,765 18.500 18,210 18,120 17,930 18,879 17,850?
193819046	19, 5), a peculiarity only found in one very rare living(?)
193819046	19,535 19,356 19,137 19,000 18,877 18,876?
193819046	2,172 2,035 2,024 1,992 1,475 1,439?
193819046	2,460 2,166?
193819046	20,000 16.350 15,740 15,008 15,000?
193819046	237 22 177 99 285 92?
193819046	2c?
193819046	3 Die mihi, placetne tibi, pnmum, edere injussu meo?
193819046	3,185 3,130 3,115 3,058 2,959 2,957 2,928 2,788 2,775 2,748 2,669 2,649 2,638 2,493 2,348 2,271?
193819046	38(?)
193819046	3c?.
193819046	4 AvaiAsS^sv? s bv yiioix.iton, hvx.
193819046	4 We follow the Annuaire du B. des L. K. Johnston makes it 27 600* tnradnedRs''heStbv8; 1V''3f?
193819046	440 960 440 560 864 420 684 420 1492 104 1400 608 1680 e ca il''£ 2 H 3 S''S= 1 2 2 f- i Tt 23 168 29 33 106 25 42 62 196 187 90?
193819046	4d. ” In 1530, were be- naintin?
193819046	5,145 5,000 4,961 4,859 4,832 4,807 4,784 4,688 4,675 4,642 4,561 4,553 4,500?
193819046	5,960 5,960 5,860 5,830 5,800 5,750 5,467 5,360 5,250 4.600 4,265 4,060 4,000 3,672 3,500 3,454?
193819046	56 60 63 65 or 68 36 39 44 50 54 58 61 62 or 63 66(?)
193819046	560 3080 2380 400?
193819046	6,000?
193819046	6,000?
193819046	6,776 6,598 6,584 6,575 6,565 6,509 6,293 6,263 6,238 6,178 6,096 6,050 5,990 5,794 5,794 5,738 5,725 5,535 5,435 5,394 5,352 5,328 5,376 5,229 5,215?
193819046	644 3545 2739 460?
193819046	6800.?
193819046	7,730 7,6131 7,400?
193819046	8,030 8,000 7.600 7,549 7,510 7,482 7,450 7.400 7,149 7,000 6,910 6,800 6,428 6.400 6,230?
193819046	8,236 7,800?
193819046	8,344?
193819046	8,500?
193819046	8,874 8,862 8,767 8,701 8,524 8,500?
193819046	81 Was Italian art equal to Greek art?
193819046	9,593 9,439 9,366 9,256 9,206 9,194 9,138 9,113 9,000?
193819046	9,700?!
193819046	9,885 9,152 8.815 8,450?
193819046	; Cretaceous(?
193819046	; but, even in the climate of London, it fwi?
193819046	?
193819046	? 45- 147 ■ Th''xlet*^* 8i?
193819046	? 45- 147 ■ Th''xlet*^* 8i?
193819046	? An?aoitetu PlttsburSh ’ amounting in 1853 to 14,403,921 bushels.
193819046	? hT Tally COI"Posed of hair or vegetable fibres, which have been swallowed and accumulated also round a central nucleus.
193819046	? jd.
193819046	? £( Aristot.
193819046	?.
193819046	A few illiterate fishermen of Galilee?
193819046	A^r 1724,^tly^ at the time?
193819046	All others, popularly termed governments, as democracy, oli¬ garchy, aristocracy, monarchy, are merely settlements ot cities, and not Polities?
193819046	All these, W p f? XC^tl0n of> the two varieties of the common oak and the Turkey oak, may be considered as solely or principally ornamental.
193819046	Ammonites with channelled backs( CW/«Wo£?)
193819046	And could any painter be a Goth in composition, when such knowledge of the art is visible in these perfect wonders?
193819046	And on this very ground Socrates had been attacked: for he was accused of cor- rupting the young, by making them “ doubt, ” airoge/ v mtmwa?
193819046	And though, in the course of things, the infusion thenticated anecdote told bv LaertiuTof pi''?
193819046	And what did Titian get by his paltry meanness?
193819046	And what was andcompeiiea tne^ Greece< 1 the result?
193819046	Are all things educed from, and identified with, Deity?
193819046	Are all things educed from, and identified with, Matter?
193819046	Are all things educed from, and identified with, Self?
193819046	Are l cse.thC Ss of heaven?
193819046	Are not these quotations then collateral evidences of the practice of the Greeks, if we had known nothing of the girls of Crotona sitting to Zeuxis?
193819046	As to credit or reputa- tion, could the scholar of Gamaliel hope to gain either by becoming a teacher in a college of fisherman?
193819046	At length the go- vernment gave him the use of the castle of Burgdor?
193819046	Aven- ina Hour of a Hermit, a series of educational aphorism?
193819046	Because the simplest imitation is at once recognised as the imitation of the prototype, why should facility of imitation be any excuse for defect?
193819046	Besides this, large quantities of coal?
193819046	Besides, when did Polygnotus flourish?
193819046	Bfidawsh of ij Sahvr/ iXahJ> —~ju£impi\/M/,>7w7v;/;//(''.>y/ rV[\oA’,/////i''"''innW ® ‘ T?P\ V 4;!?
193819046	Budosch 15,744 15,151 14,836 14,026 13,716 13,703 13,599 13,496 13,467 13,432 13,397 13,272 13,099 12,822 12,800?
193819046	But Plan if our immunity has depended on a change in the climate, II who can be responsible for the continuance of this change?
193819046	But after all, what are the pictures of Pompeii?
193819046	But are we well assured that the adoption of a contrary system will not mark the sera of our decline?
193819046	But do we know anything of existence in general?
193819046	But had not his predecessors reached this unity of being before?
193819046	But how can I, a finite being, comprehend God, who is infinite?
193819046	But how do they accomplish this?
193819046	But how, it may be asked, are such foot- prints preserved?
193819046	But if this story is a mere myth, how came Paul to tell it as a fact?
193819046	But really, is there any human institution that is perfect?
193819046	But what evidence is there that he condemned the act of which it is well known that Milton and many others approved?
193819046	But what if atheists deny that they have any such?
193819046	But what if the parents acted in blameless ignorance?
193819046	But what man would venture to supplement Pascal?
193819046	But what of that?
193819046	But where are now the immortal Lambert ’s works?
193819046	But where is there any blue in Vandervelde?
193819046	But why is not everything, as it is actually seen, a work of “ the best?
193819046	Butthatis no refutation of the previous causes; the question is, what prepared him to be killed by such a cause?
193819046	C ° nmdET?NS''~7TheS?
193819046	Cadet,1 and afterwards in a most beautifully- executed fac- simile in the great French collection, Description de VEgypte?
193819046	Can anything better be devised than the open arena of an exhibition, on which every artist competes be¬ fore, and is judged by, the public?
193819046	Can this be he who has led the world astray, and turned it upside down?
193819046	Could they make Saul hear words from out of that light which were not heard by the rest of the company?
193819046	Could they make him blind for three days after that vision, and then make scales fall off from his eyes, and restore him to sight by a word?
193819046	Could they produce a light in the air which at mid- day was brighter than the sun?
193819046	Curved VF, as SI, GT, UH, is found by making Be?
193819046	Does he imagine that we shall hereafter repose special confidence in him, and expect from him consolation, advice, succour, in the exigencies of life?
193819046	Even in very cold latitudes countless millions of creatures of the genus Beroe exist, and others of a larger size, medusa?
193819046	Ex quo illud laudatur Archytae; qiu cum villico factus esset iratior, “ Quo te modo, inquit, accepissem, nisi iratus essem?
193819046	For what he puts into the mouth of Socrates in the Phcedo?
193819046	From that time to the present wesonof Ger* have gradually extended our acquaintance with the labours! J?an.?
193819046	From the establishment, then, of the Alexandrian school Beginning?
193819046	Fuseli says catagrapha means profiles; but how could he invent profiles when profiles are the characteristics of the earliest art?
193819046	Gaius was somewhat late in attracting attention in France, w here learned lawyers were once so abundant; but the?
193819046	Gashtasp, in whose reign Zartasht or Zoroaster fntroducet?
193819046	Gehbrt dieser Schiefer der Kohlen- formation?
193819046	Geocj., p. 397), but is there not some mistake?
193819046	He had never applied to Parliament for nes«,etbtra0r?
193819046	He then took the brush and drew another still more refined?
193819046	His works attained to a great popularity with the French Protestants; and he was long spoken of among them as “ le Grand Ostervald?
193819046	Hone £ h prevented the people repairing to “ y f?
193819046	How can God be said to worship himself?
193819046	How is this to be treated?
193819046	How is this, if they were immigrants in Palestine?
193819046	II PETROPAULOVSKI, or “ The Harbour of St Peter Pet^ and St Paul?
193819046	If climate be the secret, why are not all people under the same latitude equally gifted and equally refined?
193819046	If it be said — “ But are you not doing injustice?
193819046	Ihe airs of his heads are Raffaellesque, says Mengs; yet, would it not be more just to say, that Raffaelle ’s heads are iuas- saciesque?
193819046	In a worn the opinion of the country was so strongly expressed both directly and indirectly, that the king though?
193819046	In considering the Pentateuch, the first question which arises is — Who was its author?
193819046	In the second place, if all things, and myself among the rest, are properly God, what room is there for worship?
193819046	In this question is contained another, viz., Whether the Pentateuch forms such a continuous whole that it is possible to ascribe it to one author?
193819046	In this region also many tropical forms occur — zinziber, cycas, cactus, anona,& c. Of 289?
193819046	Is evidence of power in arranging a whole, like Rubens, T tian, or Tintoretto?
193819046	Is existence per se aught more than a mere abstraction?
193819046	Is h8e Christ worth, of GoWns?
193819046	Is he regarded as exhausted in the act?
193819046	Is he regarded as unexhausted in the act?
193819046	Is it certain, or at least highly proba¬ ble, that they have descended to us from the Father of Lights himself?
193819046	Is it in the bullying defiance of Moses?
193819046	Is it more improbable that there should be races of men above the European standard, than it is that there should be races whose height is below it?
193819046	Is it not a mass of separate groups, vulgar in de- S?n academic in action, and demoniac in expression?
193819046	Is it possible for a man to go on interpreting thus?
193819046	Is such an absurdity worthy of Reynolds ’ understanding?
193819046	Is the Cuvierian basis, or what has been so regarded, of palaeontology unsound?
193819046	Is there any application of any prin¬ ciple of our nature by the due combination of variety and repose?
193819046	Is this likely?
193819046	Is this the language of vanity or enthusiasm?
193819046	Is this, then, a thing to say with gaiety?
193819046	It is a long, straggling town; and con¬ tains a large oM parish church with a tall spire, and an ekrirlnTp6''-fThe!?
193819046	It is cal- frankness of his nature, — “ I was asked if I repented of having written Les Provinciates?
193819046	It would be interesting to ascertain whether the caudal vertebra?
193819046	It would be nothin- but miser t0^ on assumptions which in themselves demand evidence, can- to call forth those reasons of thb!s Xch he^ V?
193819046	K. Johnston sets down the Volcano of Ternate Island at 4093 feet(? if same).
193819046	Kirschlarii Klmblie JVhrlai oouir firnnTj Ruins of Join fifarestabajl cl''RAjarrah\ ox* H amwjxc?
193819046	Left, and h Right Aorta —?., i, i.
193819046	Let, for example, P/?
193819046	Men the best and Vasari''s mostly without?
193819046	Musket- Island_ barrels, cutlery, nails, iron wire, musical instruments, silk fabrics,?
193819046	Ne suis- je pas pret it mourir?
193819046	Need further evidence be sought ol the uselessness of such institutions?
193819046	Now ’ l}\e decomposition of the atmosphere is carried on in vegetables by the leaves, under the stimulus of light, rflTm in animalc?
193819046	Now, are all, or is any, of these tasks possible for the logical method of sciencing Being?
193819046	Of nothing could it be affirmed that iUs^The tl^6?
193819046	On all encaustic pictures, the Greeks put( evwaucrev) “ burnt in and what justified them in doing so?
193819046	Or could they make him, and those who travelled with him, believe that all these things had happened, if they had not happened?
193819046	PAS 323 Why is a privilege to be conceded to ten or twelve persons, Pascal- and denied to six, to four, or to one?
193819046	PICARD, Jean, an eminent French astronomer, was born at Fleche 1620?
193819046	PIEDIMQNTE, a town of Naples, in the province of?
193819046	PINEROLO, or Pigner?
193819046	PIowr, then, could those prin¬ ciples have been acquired?
193819046	Perpetual variation7’-)s& i}5 t ° lun^ altogether the mere informations of sense.?
193819046	Physical prehending the whole of the Silurian, and the lo ™ el P ° Geography.lion of the fourth or UPP^M*02010^ 011? ’''carboniferous limestone.
193819046	Pitch melted is in fact like wax or oil; and how was it to be equally spread over so vast a surface except by brushes?
193819046	PooTiWf Zi''/iW^''X^_ i'',, SLlTaha\ S/ ni/ ffifoL J JjamoteHojatj..; T\ OuuitHIah i’. I.iF1$ Chan dun? 4.
193819046	Query, with this inference can we deduce the actual pro¬ portions of the structure from its picture in perspective?
193819046	S.) Chipicani Charcani( Y) 23,910 22,350 22,030 22,016 21,960 21,700 21,424 21,288 21,148 21,000 20,500 20,386 20,355 20,260 20,115 19,745 19.708?
193819046	Shall he doubt of everything?
193819046	Shall he doubt that he doubts?
193819046	Shall he doubt that he is awake, or that he is pinched or burned?
193819046	Shall he doubt that he is?
193819046	Shells like Scalaria and So¬ larium occur in the trias and oolites associated with Chem- nitzice(?)
193819046	Shin tab Ifonz Murs?
193819046	Some of his most important works however, were written during this period; among others, 2/ r?
193819046	Some will say there is no better way in this controversy than that of appealing at once to a direct intuitive conscious¬ ness of an infinite God?
193819046	The compound structure of the lower jaw is shown at the frac¬ tured back part, where an upper( surangular?)
193819046	The fact of that city ’s rishtrf K „ Jr.?
193819046	The first fifteen chapters appear in themselves to form a connected whole, and are entitled Ha?
193819046	The kidneys, therefore, separate,—H*, A large quantity of the water which enters the body as drink,,^^1?
193819046	The king said to Hopner, “ Why does Reynolds paint his trees red and yellow?
193819046	The length of the coast- line is for XuAmI?
193819046	The loftiest waterfall in the world( unless exaggerated, is to be found in the Yohamite Valley, in Mariposa(?)
193819046	The mean amount of this fluid in the human adult male is 34j?
193819046	The only question respecting such truths is, are they historically true?
193819046	The question arises, was the party so addressed William Penn?
193819046	The question then arises, Whether it is possible to consider this assertion to be true whether Moses can be admitted to be the author?
193819046	The question, therefore, is, what is gained by the nursing?
193819046	The road to fame and for¬ tune was now opened to the hitherto unknown artist; and how?
193819046	The subject is thus divided into two branches — physics and metaphysics; the former inquiring, What is the character of appearance?
193819046	The word “ line, ” as here used, indicates not the whole street, but only the row ot house?
193819046	There is another question which remains to be settled be-% fore touching on the great artists and their works: Did the Greeks paint in fresco?
193819046	These reasons of the being of things, the Aoyoi r^s oucrta?, were the Ideas.
193819046	They have existed, for ought we know to the contrary, from all eternity: and who, then, shall limit their existence by any future period?
193819046	They then went to the king, George III., whom they^^^ the Infant Academy?
193819046	They were therefore born with us; and if so, they must have had existence before our birth: and who can limit that existence?
193819046	This complex formula gives us the interval of time during which the pendulum describes the arc OG, corresponding to the angle OAG= 2/?.
193819046	This was not encouraging for young Otway; but had not Shakspeare and Ben Jonson failed before him in the player ’s art?
193819046	Though the mate¬ rials of Raffaelle ’s art are generally borrowed, are they more so than Michel Angelo ’s?
193819046	Thus having joined EP, the point/?
193819046	Was the cestrum or stylus heated, whilst finishing the work, after the wax had been laid on?
193819046	Was there ever such gratuitous assump¬ tion?
193819046	What authority had Michel Angelo in nature or antiquity for such inconsistency?
193819046	What had he to fear, n compe¬ tition with Barry?
193819046	What has Leonardo left us in all his various pursuits to compensate us for the loss which accrued to painting?
193819046	What has he left us in poetry, which poets could look up to?
193819046	What if the majority even of theists say that such whispers are confirmations when made distinct, but are not first¬ hand grounds of conviction?
193819046	What if they affirm that if there be any such voice within, it is, by itself, a whisper, or inarticulate?
193819046	What in hydraulics, that would improve our shares in canals?
193819046	What in mechanics, that Watt could have founded on?
193819046	What in music, that would have benefited Mozart?
193819046	What must have been the effect of all this upon a people of strong susceptibilities and of high natural genius?
193819046	What then was the nature of these instruments?
193819046	What was there in the world to put us in mind of the Standard struggle or Last Supper of Da Vinci?
193819046	What, then, must a person do in this alternative?
193819046	Where were they?
193819046	Where, may we ‘ v''--''''ask, is the justice of such a proceeding?
193819046	Wherein does the pantheist violate the original data of consciousness?
193819046	Wherein, then, did Xenophanes differ from them in his doctrine of the One?
193819046	Why does not one perfect work entitle a man to rank as highly as a series of imperfect works, like the Capella Sistina?
193819046	Why should canvas not apply to the cloth, or canvas, hut to the X the middie affes?
193819046	Why should the ancient critics have faith placed in all their decisions except those on painting?
193819046	Why should they lose their perspicacity of understanding only when they talked of this art?
193819046	Will any man, after seeing the Theseus and Ilyssus, doubt that the ivory Minerva and Olympian Jupiter were equally, if not more beautiful?
193819046	WluttXsthe excellence of the dist Judgment?
193819046	Yes, the grand style of Europe for the last three hundred years; but was it the grand style of the Greeks?
193819046	\t in^vrfact tZderdSt ° riCal CTpilati0nS ’ boldly distort- fi yi a 1 fc dld not accord with his own prejudice^ fro^hi^n5^ 61101111 i m?
193819046	^JaiBaKnWt Gv^^J Abwfater;^ Shabef Telieroot( vn- Rohill,''Jinaziooi* Aushev?
193819046	^\^^ L-''..''flS''
193819046	^ho can accUse this man of any crime?
193819046	_ The photograph or object to be engraved is th? “ film, and screwed down in a copying- frame.
193819046	and the latter, What is the character of reality or being?
193819046	and why should not he succeed, like them, in writing dramas, if he could not act them?
193819046	c.) The hymn to Jupiter quoted by Stobaeus( p. 40), is certainly very ancient as it? s alluded to by Aristotle( DeMund.
193819046	care in cherishing this art of painting?
193819046	equal to the Surfaces, tangent of 22^ ° for V> b as a radius; while, by laying off^ an equal distance Be?
193819046	f 0r, fWs*!h ° ° d ■"the sensations themselves, he astronomy and music, are not ttuiv Sife hecaise S ’ ii"?
193819046	fertila an?
193819046	from V-/= cp»iaie mineral degenerations viscera althn T ’ wb!c 1 are accidental collections in hollow another Th?''
193819046	heat applied to amalgamate the colour in the conclusion, which justified such a term?
193819046	i 20.1 Ca- tonem cum 1 hilisto et Thucydide comparares?
193819046	impressions.re comp.r.ti.ely common »= of, be old red sandstone: sSSori!?
193819046	is he a rob¬ ing did his best, and if that^tailed, he had a co g slave?
193819046	knf it it hp paper, when let down into the other portion or tne tun, iniee ui iuui pico?
193819046	light, solar or diffused, the plate is taken out, a“d a now dered gum copal carefully and evenly spread? ver its surlace.
193819046	neXt? e then the Ragnal, the Fulham, and the Lucombe.
193819046	or the galvanized violence of the ornamental figures at the tombs?
193819046	or was the wax actually melted and used whilst boiling?
193819046	over a flock of sheep whom he himself had assisted to destroy, and whose very Shepherd had lately been murdered?
193819046	p. 162; Meno, p. 347?
193819046	plete and lasting development much earlier than that of gram¬ mar?
193819046	quercus?
193819046	r- rICK?
193819046	r?
193819046	reSard Socrates was to him the interpreter and commpntntnr nml m f i i?
193819046	s^-^^w''But did he die too young?
193819046	solid masonry, a mile in circumfeience, wi?
193819046	tary formation?
193819046	the N bv thepai?r ° TinCe of BraziI ’ bounded on Pernambuco^ E''f Provinces of Ceara and thaf of M ’?
193819046	the cramped agonies of the sleep¬ ing Adam?
193819046	the twist¬ ed tortures of Jonah?
193819046	thou me?
193819046	tvef&tv ecvroi/?
193819046	who surpassed the propriety persuaded that the chartered body was repub ican,^ bjg back- grounds as well as their splendour?
193819046	whose majestic forms f isted\^''Ltrov- whose beauty was only disturbed by PaSs1 ’, • ed?
193819046	why must we, in short, resoit to the Idea of good, in order to ascertain its nature, instead of taking it simply as it appears?
193819046	within the memory of man, is considere ’ pigeon, ture 0f some of its hones, to have been a gi0ant 1 0?
193819046	y- v £* » r y/-lo/••v LVy''%''o 4-U/-»xr/-y/"\1 y- v- y I-1 y/"y/"l r\4- Vy i C?
193819046	y^an^uls and ® an Jnan, mountainous; including tht Sierra I"""063 in thiS region ’ it i9 which form the three parallelialleysiTGu an?
193819046	’ why is not good visibly impressed on every¬ thing as it stands forth to the view?
193819046	“ Is Lord Shelburne, ” said Fox, “ to remain prime minister? ” Pitt answered in the affirmative.
193819046	“ The 4 Sheep’s- head ’(?
193819046	“ These walls thus curiously painted in former ages the images so perfectly done, do witness our forefather?
193819046	“ When thou canst, ” thundered out the pope; “ Art thou minded to be hanged? ”_ This was the man for Michel Angelo.
193819046	“ aTILI thTbeings whose glory was obscured n „ e guished?
193819046	”\Y as it, then, the love of power that induced him to make this great change?
193819046	„ martyrdom 37 or 38 40 or 41 46 47(?)
193819046	„ „ the i i,.o„dr“f^itriXSSLrbu?
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193592632	A noble charw headed by Captain Fitzgerald with a small party of cavalry ’ of^dav^ T?
193592632	Above all, what is that which he teaches to the rest in return for the knowledge communicated to him?
193592632	All these ables represent the duration of life in Sweden and Fin- iand after 45 or 50 years of age, to be less than according ™ t?
193592632	Altenberg; Schlackenwalde(?
193592632	An f18 morally good, and the question is asked, Why?
193592632	And does any one doubt that the issue of notes payable on demand is in the foremost class of these businesses?
193592632	And here it occurs first of all to ask, What, on this theory, constitutes the moral excellence of God himself?
193592632	And if some of Klein ’s names are used, why not all?
193592632	Another liule P1??
193592632	Another liule P1??
193592632	Another transition( if so it may be called) which No fiTabcmUhe^bddV0 fi?
193592632	Antigorite.—(Mg, Fe)4 Si3+ H(?).
193592632	Are these equally good?
193592632	Artrl?
193592632	As to Napoleon, he had no other task to pei form than that of advancing on the Adige; provided he coalitio?
193592632	As to the opinion of the stupid world, what mattered it?
193592632	Assum¬ ing a menacing tone, “ What means this insnloripp? ” snul ing a menacing tone, “ What means this insolence? ” said he.
193592632	Assum¬ ing a menacing tone, “ What means this insnloripp? ” snul ing a menacing tone, “ What means this insolence? ” said he.
193592632	At present we will only ask with Pascal, in his famous Pensees, what one mystery Mohammed revealed which was previously unknown?
193592632	Besides, how does the ob¬ jector know that miracles are contrary to either the general or universal experience of mankind?
193592632	Besides, how on this theory are we to adjust the com¬ peting merits of a life of simple selfishness and a life of generous beneficence?
193592632	Bornite, Variegated or Purple)< i t?
193592632	Britisl''government, but Sy whom the''T lntr, gues with* 0 Peishwa, with vember laf?
193592632	But how are they connected with each other?
193592632	But how was he, alreadv strusslino- for existence, and with a poor sister dependent on him, to raise the means necessary for such an expedition?
193592632	But if rectitude be a mere re¬ lation of actions to the mind, in what sense can the actions of God be pronounced right?
193592632	But is this assumption tenable?
193592632	But it may be asked, Ought not religious instruction to be given in day- schools, and ought not government to require this in every school?
193592632	But not to dwell on these incoherence, is it not evident that Dr Brown ’s illus¬ tration is altogfher against his own theory?
193592632	But not to dwell on these incoherences, is it not evident that Dr Brown ’s illus¬ tration is altogether against his own theory?
193592632	But the able Achaean general, instantaneously retrieving the surprise, outwitted his foe in F6turn?
193592632	But what is to be done with eight measures, it is asked,* if there are no more?
193592632	But what ori¬ ginates this feeli, ’ in the mind?
193592632	But what ori¬ ginates this feeling in the mind?
193592632	But what, under such circumstances, would be the situa¬ tion even of a well managed bank, were any suspicions to be entertained of its credit?
193592632	But whence arises this perver¬ sion?
193592632	But where shall we search for the basis of princi¬ ples that themselves lie at the foundations of the whole world?
193592632	But wherein does this essentially differ from benevolence to being in general, which, according to Edwards, has no respect to character?
193592632	But who can doubt that it would be in¬ creased?
193592632	But who wrote the Museum Boltenianuvi?
193592632	But, generally speaking, persons who have no capital, have very little opportunity of raising money have they?
193592632	By means unward"ern °>^?
193592632	By what perversion of language, ” he justly asks, “ is the same term to be given to affections so different? ” 1( ii.)
193592632	C?
193592632	Caledonite.—3 Pb S+ 2 Pb C+ Cu C(?).
193592632	Cleavage, r?
193592632	CoI.umn P bas been derived from Lambert ’s table for mrt of this ’ TA mentioned in the historical meL aae Th^ m- Whl?
193592632	Copper, silver, quicksilver, gold(?)
193592632	Could they ever have flowed at the surface with their present constitution?
193592632	D?
193592632	D?
193592632	De¬ fine nature as generally as we please, it still remains to inquire, Whence came this nature, and what determined its essence?
193592632	Do such persons know any thing of the harmo¬ nic ratios of the sounds they combine together in this way?
193592632	Does Justice nod, and Heaven its victim spare?
193592632	Does he mean the general experience of mankind?
193592632	Does he speak of his own experience and that of his friends and neighbours?
193592632	Does not such a conclusion go entirely to unsettle the foundations of mo¬ rality?
193592632	Five lar- e in^He hi?
193592632	For how can ACB coincide with Ar/ eB, or with AfghiB?
193592632	For what is his secondary ground of virtuous benevolence, on which alone he professes to find space for a love of complacency?
193592632	Frankxinite.—(Fe, Zn, Mn)( £ e,-M- n)(?).
193592632	Freiberg in Saxony; also Kapnik and Ratiborschitz(?).
193592632	Further, the question will arise,—On what rests the obligation incumbent on subjects to obey their rulers?
193592632	Galmei, Electric Calamine.—Zn2 Si"+ H. Rhombic, and hemimorphic; coP 2( P) with polar edges 101 44, and 132 ° 16''; o ° P( c?)
193592632	H.= 3... 3* 5( when fresh= 5... 6?
193592632	HUtory of Bor^TV?
193592632	Has their composition been changed, by aqueous me¬ tamorphosis or otherwise, since their formation?
193592632	Havinl occupled the principal roads leading from Nice to Italy, particularly that the sena?
193592632	He spent the remaining y’ears of Srfin"] 78?
193592632	He was then appointed governor of Eastern.•u7;7d, 7?
193592632	His ChanKr^ ’"Th?
193592632	His next enterprise was the establishment of an Anglo- Chinese college at Malacca l01f 1 „ ™? I.Proca!
193592632	How can one and the same power be at once above itself as lawgiver, and under itself as subject to law?
193592632	Hungary(?).
193592632	I do not even love my brothers; perhaps Joseph a little from habit, and because he is my elder; and Duroc, I love him too; but why?
193592632	If any other emotion arise in the mind, we may as; concerning it, Is it right or wrong?
193592632	If any other emotion arise in the mind, we may ask concerning it, Is it right or wrong?
193592632	If the names of Klein are to be adopted, why not those of Langius and Davila, and Breynius, Bonanni, and Petiver?
193592632	Ik le 5 q"a, d, ifid- Witb a''''ticul“led^ SembTin0/ o 1 Crus“ceaCOrTrnndinS ‘ l P0Si, i ° n t0 the Bsligspss?
193592632	In answer to the question, therefore, What is to be understood by an educated man?
193592632	In civil cases? ornjoTSeirLT5,j;T^rcase9 wh“th
193592632	In other words — would that which we now feel and believe to be right cease to be so, could it be shown that God has never commanded it?
193592632	In this case what place is left for the moral senti¬ ments?
193592632	In what way was human nature to be more and more perfected?
193592632	In what way, then, can these improvements be introduced so as to co- operate with the agencies already in existence?
193592632	Ins rabble to enter?
193592632	Irish?
193592632	Is experience the only medium through which we may arrive at a conviction of the actual existence of any being?
193592632	Is it of a certain ob¬ ject to the mind?
193592632	Is it of a certain ob¬ ject to the mind?
193592632	Is not autonomy, in any strict sense of the term, a universal impossibility?
193592632	Is the one to be absorbed in the other, or are they distinct and independent of each other?
193592632	Is there no moral excellence but what is immediately resolvable into love to God?
193592632	Is this a simple or a complex notion?
193592632	Isopyre.—(Al, ¥ e,)2 Si3+ 3 Ca Si(?).
193592632	It can not be self- caused; and if not self- caused, what is there to cause it but some¬ thing in the action itself?
193592632	It can not be self- caused; and if not self- e; sed, what is there to cause it but some¬ thing in the actu itself?
193592632	It is granted that equality is the concept of a relation; but the question arises, A relation of what, and to what?
193592632	It is granted that equality is the concept of a relation; but the question arises, A relation of what, and to what?
193592632	It is in one of these that the avaricious father utters the celebrated phrase, “ Que diable alla- t- il- faire dans cette galere?
193592632	It is not men- foTr?
193592632	It may be asked, however, By what process does man, in point of fact, come to be acquainted with the intimations of these standards of moral decision?
193592632	It may be said, perhaps — for there is no end of apolo- Proposal gies for whatever is vicious — that if the issue of notes £ ° r 7est^?
193592632	It secretes( in the female?)
193592632	It was likewise a common practice amongst those deluded people to dignify these objects, by giE hem c''?
193592632	It?
193592632	Its interior, however, presents but ofIheJDuke oTr''11?
193592632	Laeckenien, part of?
193592632	Latrobite, Diploite. — Triclinohedric;} 4 Al( Mn) Si+ 3( Ca, Mg, K) Si2(?).
193592632	Leucopyrite, Arsenical] t?
193592632	Lingula flags2 5000?
193592632	Llandeilo flags 5000?
193592632	Moll., t. ccc.5 fij?.
193592632	Monoclinohedric(?).
193592632	N?
193592632	Nagy- Banya has also Melt0''0/ ™ ° f earth1enware> linen and cotton factories, nuts,&?.
193592632	Nay,’the more caching exists under certain conditions and that tWcU/ P?
193592632	Nickeline, Nickel- Ochre.—Ni As+ 8 H. Monoclinohedric(?
193592632	Now, in which of these senses is the phrase used when it is said that all human virtue consists in love to God?
193592632	Now, w hy t s departure in this one instance from a principle recognis and pleaded for in every other?
193592632	Now, why this departure in this one instance from a principle recognised and pleaded for in every other?
193592632	OP, with ooP=] 19 ° 59''(?)
193592632	Of late years, some bassoon- players and instrument- makers have facilitated the execution of certain nasTafs and^t?
193592632	Of what avail the right of private judgment, so long as the masses of mind around them had no judgment at all?
193592632	On such a supposition, is it not idle to talk of moral distinctions, or to dignify man with the title of a moral agent?
193592632	On the former, two parts can be played at once; on the la^r?
193592632	Or does the objector mean that miracles are contrary to the uni¬ form experience of all mankind in all ages?
193592632	Our only question is, Does this constitute all virtue?
193592632	P to? ’= 134 ° 48''; attached singly, or in druses.
193592632	PLATE Y. vol u) L n: N?
193592632	Pectolite.—8 Ca Si+ Na2 Si3+ 3 H, or 6 R Si+ H. Monoclinohedric(?
193592632	Perfect Cad?
193592632	Pollux.—Al Si’3+ K Si+ Na Si+ H(?).
193592632	Q o- Zf* n — C/?
193592632	QO/?
193592632	Rake v ining''t veins traversing the strata; and, 3c?.
193592632	Rhombic( or rhombohedric?
193592632	Rhombic( or tetragonal?
193592632	Rhombic(?
193592632	Rhombic(?
193592632	Rhombic(?
193592632	Rhombic(?)
193592632	Rhombohedric(?
193592632	Rhombohedric; R( P) 108 ° 42'',- JR 137 ° 58'', OR,-2R(? •), R3, coP2( s), and ocR(/).
193592632	Ruthenium... Iridium Platinum.... Osmium Gold Hydrogen... Silicium Carbon Boron Titanium.... Tantalium... Niobium Pelopium?.
193592632	SemCeS Which he Profes«d » have It was not long, however, before the settlers on the Shore iscovered that the Spanish governors of the adjacent EZ?
193592632	Shall we say, then, that in giving them each its peculiar nature He acted arbitrariously?
193592632	Some of the S??
193592632	Some of the S??
193592632	St Just near Penzance, Calton Hill, Edinburgh(?).
193592632	Sternbergite.—Ag''+ 2-Fe''"(?).
193592632	T8 FaraceIsus> Belnnen, all prelentwo k T?
193592632	Tetragonal( or rhombic?
193592632	ThS r. T?
193592632	That great with theZhrisS* foi\each seParate location, a distinct list minister proposed to the king to issue an order that?
193592632	The Dolerites, so called from the Greek SoXcpo?, decep¬ tive, are usually of a dark green or black colour, weather¬ ing brown externally.
193592632	The answer accordingly to the question, Whether any given individual be educated or not?
193592632	The antennae S and the paIPi Fleeting an3 The species keep themselves concealed during the day tweenn?
193592632	The children, and their parents as well need wbnrngn nd Sfeni.n«- They to come into contact t,?.
193592632	The conclusions at which we have arrived enable us to give a definite answer to the question, What is moral obli¬ gation?
193592632	The dominant seventh eontTnuX memeYfif 1 eSSreiqUent''Tthe dimMshed fifth and the aug- mented fifth, which are the other two harmonics in mm?
193592632	The establishment of the consulate for life, which was decreed on the 2d of August 180?
193592632	The mode of mining for copper ores has already been treated of above under “ Practice of Mining?
193592632	The only question was, Hoiv was this great end to be accomplished?
193592632	The priests?
193592632	The question has been often asked, What hand set the torch to this great conflagration?
193592632	The question, What are the affections or purposes of the mind?
193592632	The third mrt presents the detailed results of the progress of noml?
193592632	These twenty- eight millions of profit, how have they been produced?
193592632	Thestigmata aleTor?
193592632	They affirmed “ that the things which they taught, God had revealed to them by his Spirit. ” But were these miracles actually performed?
193592632	They will Let ’ TliA?!!
193592632	This is not true, though such accompaniment be very fre¬ quent,& c. Are these acute harmonics musical sounds or not?
193592632	This prince TerS he??
193592632	This prince TerS he??
193592632	This tower resembles two others, which au?
193592632	This, how''ever, leaves still open the question, What are the practical virtues?
193592632	Thorwaldsen ’s monument c YeUC1,tenber- whlch exhibits great power church Yn M^?
193592632	Thus, if I see several persons in danger of drowning, all equally indifferent to me, and of whom I can save only one, the question, Which one?
193592632	Tij?
193592632	To persons of character who have no other security to give?
193592632	Transparent, but often only in very thin plates( and generally mono- axial?
193592632	Unless it have acommand of capital proportioned tanks?
193592632	Variety of Phillipsite(?).
193592632	W hen a sound passes to its diminished or aug- lions, merited octave, above or below, there is a false relation? n melody; as, No.
193592632	WHO ARE THE PERSONS AND WHAT THE AGENCIES BY WHICH NATIONAL EDUCATION IS TO BE CARRIED ON?
193592632	Was he, prophetic claims apart, a bad and immoral man?
193592632	We have often been surprised to find that a performer unon a horn fo?
193592632	We owe the establishment of the clamo Dr if, h?
193592632	Welsh?)
193592632	Were both, then, alike good?
193592632	What class of the community is it that makes the smallest deposits? — “ Answer.
193592632	What course should the educator follow in order to bring about the highest results?
193592632	What is that which he does, and the others do not?
193592632	What is virtue itself?
193592632	What new diablerie shall we contrive?
193592632	What shall we say of the two characters on the Eudaimonistic theory?
193592632	What was the result of mining?
193592632	Where are we to find a perfect theory of poetry and oratory?
193592632	Where but in the eternal nature of Him by whom that whole has been conceived and constituted?
193592632	Who doubts that public worship should be attended and family duties performed?
193592632	Who have no security to give?
193592632	Who is he that can intercede with Him but through his own good pleasure? ”( chap, ii.)
193592632	Whom, ” said she, one day addressing herself to the victorious soldier, “ whom do you considerastheffreate3 ’ oi women?
193592632	Whose mind is it, by their relation to which the rectitude of these actions is deter¬ mined?
193592632	Why, for instance, should the one class be pronounced conditioned and the other absolute?
193592632	Will he become a philanthropist only because he has ceased to be a man?
193592632	Wolchite.—Cu''4 Sb''"+ Pb''2 As''"(?).
193592632	Yet to a man who sees “ remarkable visions, ” and is favoured with an occasional visit from John the Baptist, what may not be possible?
193592632	Zd, How is it to be carried on?
193592632	Zwieselite, Eisenapatit.—(Fe, Mn)3 P+ Fe F. Rhombic(?
193592632	^ Bimi„i, hed Minor Major Diminished Minor TTn; I C.~?
193592632	^? en ’ resembhng hippocentaurs. ” The scatter discord and misery amongst L sons of men.
193592632	^ne?
193592632	_ This is su- ciently strong; but is it just?
193592632	a"d exhibit- in a spoon- shaped SZd^s “ Sf; S''7h''s ftl.uadr, fitd ’ wi‘h ‘ he two lateral divisions''larger membranousefee.?
193592632	alternatolv nrevailinj?
193592632	an-T ’^ t0 maJsk1 Manheim ’ and advar, ce in heart of R?
193592632	and do we arrive at it by a process of reasoning, or is it given to us by an inner revelation?
193592632	and if so, must not a basis of moral truth be sought deeper down than in these relations or the fit¬ nesses to which they give rise?
193592632	and in itsori- pJ''ZPZ S? ”: firs any k''"''1 of fabulous doctrine.
193592632	and where this last prophet of the world was himself foretold?
193592632	and, if not, why not?
193592632	bU m* die poor dumb-ir;-c 156?, the Spanish 1 tfidnd, conferred itei alary of 200 ducats his s i, d Vo!
193592632	but the self suffix r so to a man of God ” The n, T f?
193592632	c. 17.: I he more recent statutes for the government of the oS"A?
193592632	can hardl?
193592632	ccP( e?)
193592632	d;* SanS the?
193592632	d
193592632	decrepitates, fuses easily, and becomes more yellow?
193592632	eaclfoX? ’^Th TV?
193592632	eaclfoX? ’^Th TV?
193592632	eeienceto tne Scriptures?
193592632	extremity of the plain, 3 miles beyond the outlet of the Sarno, a great offshoot of the Apennines, branching P?
193592632	f Systeme Laecken-( ien superieur?
193592632	f Systeme Ypresien( inferieur?
193592632	f Systeme Ypresien| superieur?
193592632	g., in Patella,]? oda.
193592632	h The controversy concerning Mohammed ’s character turns mainly upon these two points: Was he a mere imposter?
193592632	have greatly enhanced? hT ™ lIe both^1 ° rmat''° n W ° uid and of the extrarfc l b th of the enumerations the p- eneral morf P ’.
193592632	head^in^vliicfh* are^seen1 tatn«S^^^ f imProbabIe » tbat the fable of the wars between the short, all that the world contains These transf ’ ie?
193592632	i V* i?
193592632	i. r7''/CCeedin?
193592632	i., p. 3; Firoloides is dioecious, ux ey,* •?
193592632	iUUiLaai rablialied-"by A.& C. Black, Eimlrnxg i{ olxv: M U S 1 C. PLATE TV N?
193592632	ii.the other, An Inquiry into the probable Duration of Human Life amongst different classes of the people?
193592632	in the second place, that it is unsound in principle; for how could Introduu an imaginary person confer a character on a real act?
193592632	lx''? • foot note.
193592632	ni par le ventre f on pour- des Echinodermes& c ” fVnn\?
193592632	ob- or dOTMl?"
193592632	of Ge C °?
193592632	of those various cl^rnon^l^rTr,;aa?df3,i?4?
193592632	ooP2, or ocP?
193592632	or how can he be the holder of a right which binds, and the subject of a duty by which he is bound, in reference to one and the same thing?
193592632	oxide of zinc and cadmium, with phosphoric( or boracic?)
193592632	q,?
193592632	skiU?
193592632	taint Thhn- ma MlUA0n''An9li de Doctrina Christiana ex Sacris dun- ‘ ‘ TrLosIonPCh,^a?nS^l''0nM,?)
193592632	the natural m.arrhar,?
193592632	tirt''Cl T Y or “ qoartett without producing a poor beaTwhencirci?
193592632	tish colonies; and in no new country probably, where free institutions exist, would any other system now be eve?
193592632	v “ e ‘? wn of tl, e same name: rteh Abov^ n- HK etChe?
193592632	v “ e ‘? wn of tl, e same name: rteh Abov^ n- HK etChe?
193592632	very different state from that in which they were originally formed?
193592632	viz.?
193592632	vthO''ilous pd frt11 be ofCl do of Mi tat to hai ag, thf in?
193592632	wTi1?
193592632	what are men ’s duties?
193592632	what is that?
193592632	what miracle he wrought?
193592632	{ Memoirs of the Geological survey, 1857; Mr Hull On the Geology of Cheltenham?}
193592632	{ Report on Geology of New¬ foundland?)
193592632	| Third right arm hectocotilised, permanently attached, coloured, developed in a free state,{ heminw J Monandrce?)
193592632	£ fcc''o^.5 a< U- I CA • O 03 Jh c/ l t- ai bo 3 O.5 c £^ CL> P Ol TS^ C"c T) a>- E c c tc 3 §''s P- i a>-v o s s"3):''5 PH i s- i:* 5 3 Qh^?
193592632	‘ n r?6- 116?
193592632	’/i ™, T P.ubli8h«l till the end of tile Vyear omiuid? „ d sr^Xtr^ r1 tS^ c insei ted in the An, talcs d''fh/ gicnc Publique, No.
193592632	“ But what nation, ” we may ask with Cicero, “ loves not courteousness, benignity, a grateful mind, and one that re¬ members a benefit?
193592632	“ Festivitates et sales, ” he says himself in one of the pieces, “ in quibus perexiguam agnosco facultatem meam?
193592632	“ Her ” renlied Nanolerm drilv<<^^ number of children. ” ° This keL retort wasLt forgotten, am?
193592632	“ How much does he want? ” asks Moliere.
193592632	“ Quis amicior quam frater fratri?
193592632	“ Sire, every regiment that approaches the heavy artillery is sacri¬ ficed; Sire, what orders? ” — “ Forward, forward! ” was the reply.
193592632	“ What are you doing there, my little fellow? ” he asked.
193592632	“ Who would believe, ” exclaims Charron, “ how great and imperious is the autho¬ rity of custom?
193592632	“? 1Iu!
193592632	• i 1''• C.11 Of''I j 1 hi?, gn.
193592632	• l* 1^ 0 ° enSure a? reat degree of precision.
193592632	■ Vi by 1- ambpldt ti?
193696088	! irk,? ir,,COver1ed W1.th bnstles, which indeed claim a higher rank than many of a loftier nature^ mal of great stremdl^and^''cons A1?
193696088	! irk,? ir,,COver1ed W1.th bnstles, which indeed claim a higher rank than many of a loftier nature^ mal of great stremdl^and^''cons A1?
193696088	''() Zotiwoc Acyoc earlvetc ov ovvoetrpu KotteKs^ jj I?u«f, Tt?
193696088	''firv^?
193696088	''’"“ I1"1 wil1 be fti ™ 1 the names by the tract Z)e Offiaiis Medici Duplicis) ClinicUt Fcren- of n^tfclr b. n 7 u?
193696088	( 1+ 0- 00228-log.?)
193696088	( 2 6+ 153?
193696088	( 3c?)
193696088	( 5§)?
193696088	( Ictioes?
193696088	( See Plate XVI.?
193696088	( m. l.) MASTIC, or Mastich, the/uHm''x??
193696088	( m. l.) MASTIC, or Mastich, the/uHm''x??
193696088	(/r-1?)
193696088	), is another well known pecies, remarkable for the extraordinary strength of its these* WLhlCLh 18 Sa?
193696088	), is less in size than the preceding its Vo tablet?.
193696088	), is one of the most elegant ot the? enns its....& hara.
193696088	* one m front of the pectorals, Iozenge- shap?d, two oval on « Jf » c?
193696088	,* a?
193696088	-I hus it is found that the mean temperature of Thus 50 inrhpc f 11 • a"lrl?
193696088	-R?
193696088	-was attributed to the riJhiras’of''th^pSsonwMch they kw Sartilla1''p"''!?
193696088	1 1 r?11* Aci?
193696088	1 he last requisite for accurate microscopical observation is steadiness in the microscope?
193696088	1 he teeth, the feet, the number of toes(?
193696088	1 ’ and the of w/ e f?
193696088	10,080,000?
193696088	100?
193696088	135 ° 18''W. 29 946 29- 629 0317 52- 36 064 26- 80 30- 319 30- 216 0- 779 82- 17 0- 69?
193696088	14; by Brown, Inquiry into Cause and Effect*?.
193696088	16r during speed8of the British rlnldHts”treilg* Weari"?
193696088	17, let C1?
193696088	179 furai“edSw”thea teSea’n releT''? 0mblne in formin* a su>>- GUre, or V sable thumb.
193696088	1S ’? e Gblicluity of the action af T. I hen the radius of curvature of the epicycloid at T is, — 306 M E C II A N I C S. • nR~ r1 Mechanics.
193696088	2,160,000 13,824,000 8,640,000 5,184,000?
193696088	27- 785 15?
193696088	28- 549 16?
193696088	29- 588 16?
193696088	29- 722 29- 417''0- 305 ’ 48- 4 086 29- 08 29- 793 0- 413 58- 2 089 31+( 5) f?)
193696088	2; and Micah vi 4 4? Um « • X37 f; X^X1U- 38 3 an Deut-.xxxiv* 5* See also Pr Ad.
193696088	30 120 120 72?
193696088	39 that the volume of any prismoidal solid, of which sf sf s?
193696088	40?
193696088	43?
193696088	55- 30 0- 87 150+ 29- 969 0- 252 45- 63 0- 85 29.585 0- 146?
193696088	6) that if/?
193696088	64);= 7r/''?_r?
193696088	7 CW Phis name is most unfortunately chosen, and should certainly be changed by the learned authar I 2?''
193696088	7 Tl t?
193696088	7 £?
193696088	7,216,200 24,428,000 24,632,000 56,276,200 18,200,000 38,076,200 at 5?
193696088	72 ° 56''E.; a 29- 800 29- 002 0- 798 79- 40 0- 79 0- 36 7520 29- 922 0- 926 84- 25 084 0- 71 29- 857 29- 046?
193696088	783; Delphinorhvncus mcropterus, Cuv/( See Plate XVIL, figufe flT& spirlcl?
193696088	7TT2= r ydx--^(?"
193696088	98), ah? — tf^a+ hy^ — a?W.
193696088	: h, Mrio\ V K, LUhitorh, Gn''imgtorv Natch?
193696088	; B. Aga- mackthick?
193696088	; B. Aliomoch?
193696088	; B. Mangidach?
193696088	; B. ccerules- tens?
193696088	; B. maculata?
193696088	= 61?
193696088	?
193696088	?
193696088	?
193696088	?
193696088	?
193696088	? 1,ke the!> ’% serPenf nor posterior callosities.
193696088	? hn/^ 18 CTP ° SId ° f tW0 Parts ’ wIlich take place ng the approach and recess respectively.
193696088	? « hleri^e fbodies sdf”fin the Thr• sjt bri^ c • v,—a desirable rewarrl* j-i • eLeivetl m April, from one to three at a birth.
193696088	? ’ W?h the excePtion of two bands running obliquely whale of V?
193696088	? ’ W?h the excePtion of two bands running obliquely whale of V?
193696088	? ’ ouSht, rath.er t0 consider, h
193696088	? ™ frL“f ° r“!.U, S.that.thfy indu!se> abstract We have acquired as yet a very limited knowledge of P natural LaVv^r.
193696088	?.
193696088	A couple of forces consists of two forces equal in magnitude and opposite in direction, but not acting in the same line( as P15 P?, in fig.
193696088	A labourer at La Sapee fell prostrate on the ground, exclaiming, ‘ Good God, is it possible that thou canst make me perish thus?
193696088	A scale of smaller dimensions attached to the instru?
193696088	A weight W gives motion to the?
193696088	Accord- ’ Hgiy?
193696088	After residing m this capacity at Altona, Heidelberg, and Mannheim, h?
193696088	Ahlv appt;ared two valuable treatises by?, erv » W1 TSeuZ ’^^0tlS Vlr9imtatis, and Examen Vul- nerum.
193696088	All of these, from their eXTcK magnitude, and the majority from their extreme value, have nerTl rr: TeT al engased the liveIiest and most ge?
193696088	All the magnetic wires were weakened in power; NS*/least, NS/?
193696088	All these circumstances, as Dr Wells has shown, point to the escape of heat from ie o les exposed by radiation out into space, or into the?
193696088	Anarnacus Groenlandicus?
193696088	Anarnacus,?
193696088	Ancylodon( asy^u^a?, in- curvus, dens).
193696088	And how can either of them represent a real object, which in itself is unaffected by any change in the condition of the person perce.vmg it?
193696088	And if so, does matter occupy space in virtue of the presence of heat?
193696088	And so long as there is variance, what right has one of the adverse faculties of our nature to demand the submission of the other?
193696088	And this is expressed by the second formula “- A^ A; or, the ego implies a non- ego?
193696088	And to what but the improvement and extension of machinery are we in¬ debted for this result, which has no parallel in the history of industry?
193696088	And what are they to do with them when they have no work on which to employ them, or when they become old, or are maimed by accident?
193696088	Are being and unity the essence of all things, or must other elements be added?
193696088	Are numbers, lines, figures, and points substances or not; and, if substances, do they exist separate from the objects of sense?
193696088	Are the principles of things universal or in¬ dividual, potential or actual, active or passive?
193696088	Are there other substances besides objects of sense; and, if so, of how many kinds?
193696088	Are there the same principles of things perishable and imperishable, and are all principles themselves imperishable?
193696088	Are they affections of mind, or of body, or of both?
193696088	Are they qua¬ lities of actions in themselves, or states of the mind which contemplates actions?
193696088	Are they simple qualities, or com¬ plex; perceived intuitively, or conceived reflectively?
193696088	Are they the objects of a special mental faculty, or are they dis¬ cerned by the same faculty which perceives truth and false¬ hood in other cases?
193696088	B. Ischikagluch?
193696088	B. Japonica?
193696088	B. Kulcomoch?
193696088	B. Lunulata?
193696088	B. Nodosa?
193696088	B. Physalus?
193696088	B. glacialis?, Klein.
193696088	Balcenoptera Abugulich?
193696088	Bisect the arch mn in/?, and draw Cm, C/>, Cra, and we shall have AB: mre= rad.
193696088	Blumenbach, from Bruce ’s description, refers it tr » C?
193696088	BoLxnoptera pvnctulata?
193696088	Both^peS seasmnTith of Pa''e''''in,,sun;mCT> and"larked during^hai prey much on fish, reptiles, and aquatic insects, and the and face if?
193696088	But does not the use of language, it may be asked, im¬ ply a real, though perhaps a confused consciousness of something more than this?
193696088	But how are attri¬ butes, apart from their juxtaposition in space, to be so connected together as to constitute a single object?
193696088	But how is the truth of such a definition to be guaranteed?
193696088	But if the testimony of consciousness on this point is false, how can I assume that it is true in any secondary and derived modification?
193696088	But what are these phenomena, and by what means are they discerned?
193696088	But what, in the first place, consti¬ tutes the external world?
193696088	C. sulcatus?
193696088	Can I then, existing in consciousness, be at the same time conscious that I do not exist?
193696088	Can the individual man, supposing him to be a pheno-~ », r « T^ly, become conscious of his ow^ non- entity?
193696088	CaptUred ’ afler “ hard Stm ® le OfalltheCeto?eXwo0uid^peartobethemostsociable, P. bivittatus?
193696088	Cetacea, the dental apparatus of the beluga, when are we, by this means, to determine species in any of the other Cetacea?
193696088	Classique i Wherever the mark of interrogation(?)
193696088	Cognate to this is another question of far greater impor¬ tance: — What are the limits of thought?
193696088	D. Canadensis?
193696088	D. Orca?
193696088	D. Senedetta?
193696088	D. albigena?
193696088	D. cruciger?
193696088	D. maculatus?, Less.
193696088	Debasement of Gold is ascertained by dissolving a given weight of the alloy, cut into small pieces, in puic nitric acid?
193696088	Delighting as we do to of La Cepede); 6 Gmelin, 440?
193696088	Discussions??.
193696088	Discussions??.
193696088	Do the principles of being and those of demonstration belong to the same or to different sciences, to one science or to many?
193696088	Do they intend to create fear, and thereby force a man of ordinary resolution to abstain from working?
193696088	Does anything ever freely operate to its own deterioration?
193696088	Does anything exist beyond the phenomena of our own con¬ sciousness?
193696088	Does not extension imply a thing extended, and colour a thing coloured, not merely a coloured extension or an extended colour?
193696088	Does not the name of each attribute separately denote relation, not merely to other attributes, but to a substance?
193696088	Does not this go far to prove that the one is the genuine original,—the other but a rebel race?
193696088	Each rise of temperature diminishes perceptibly on?.Iag “ the magnetic force which the bar can receive from being y again magnetized.
193696088	Elements of Physiology,?.
193696088	Example.—If the radius of a sector is 25, and the chord of its arc 28- 23214, what is its area?
193696088	Extension is a rela¬ tion between parts, as exterior to each other; and a relation implies things related, which must be real in themselves, n?
193696088	For how are we to guarantee that the idea has any re¬ semblance to the object which it represents?
193696088	For instance, it has been asked, how can a real thing exist in time; and, if it does so, how can^ we be conscious of its existence?
193696088	For our knowledge of the manatus we are mainly indebted to the Duke of Manchester, who held the coJsponSg statbn theAnTf?
193696088	Four(?)
193696088	From what race did he spring?
193696088	Fvpc l/ l? ’ a h^ are Provided with sharper points, tant of the forest, and a habitual dweller in the tops of furred Tv/ aPproximate- Tongue rough.
193696088	G. leucocephalus?
193696088	Geoffroyi?, Desm., Less.
193696088	Giovanni, h. 1467, d. 149?.
193696088	HE Wh ° temPers the wind to the shorn lamb, has drawn strength from this very weakness, and whirb ed that ’ Wltih th?
193696088	Hami on, is oo v thprefore he able to connect them by an act at the same moment be in the intellectual intuition and in common consciousness, we...?
193696088	Harmony, S 43?
193696088	Have the phenomena of terrestrial magnetism an electric origin; that is, is the magnetism developed by electro- magnetic or thermo- magnetic causes?
193696088	Hind legs extremplv Inno- on earh G.n, g ’s? nder ’ and almost horizontal, the outer one long* Two pectoral mammae.
193696088	How came that freedom ever to be im¬ paired or to need realization?
193696088	How can infinite mercy pardon every sin, and yet infinite justice exact the utmost penalty?
193696088	How can we tell, when we can conceive justice and mercy only in their finite forms, as they are capable of existing in hu¬ man consciousness?
193696088	How then is this pressure to be resisted, and the water prevented from entering the lungs, and thus destroying life?
193696088	How, again, can we reconcile the exercise of two Divine attributes with each other?
193696088	How, for example, can we reconcile man ’s free¬ will with God ’s foreknowledge?
193696088	How, for instance, do we know that it is true to conceive snow as white, and false to conceive it as black?
193696088	How, then, is this abstract conception of the nature of the soul to be verified?
193696088	How, then, we may ask, can the image on the retina travel along the nerve, and impress the brain with its own form and hue?
193696088	Hylobates{ yXo/ ix- fn?, per sylvas gradiens).
193696088	I hus, after an inglorious reign of on^^ar?
193696088	If CM=# 1, CN=# 25 and MN=^, 4 rx''the volume= 7r/ rfdx=^ —/ £? £ J X2^ J X2 X1_ Tra?
193696088	If CM=# 1, CN=# 25 and MN=^, 4 rx''the volume= 7r/ rfdx=^ —/ £? £ J X2^ J X2 X1_ Tra?
193696088	If Sonnerat is correct if statin?
193696088	If the ordinates PM=^1?
193696088	If the sun has risen this morning, why can we not conceive that even Omnipotence can now cause that it shall not have risen?
193696088	If the value of a benefit denendsTn is of’a brownish blacVco^8 ° f^ i ItS W& great measure on its universality, this despised animal may arp Wcl?
193696088	Ihe pacas( genus Ccdogenys, F. Cuvier) resemble the me nnVl?
193696088	In addition to e teeth.uboyc mentioned, there are five molars in each side abo„t? hf7 ’ 0rAei\ty- four teeth^ all.
193696088	In many parts of the province gold and diamonds have been fotmd; a cireumE induced the formation of settlements and lit''de 8 cared fri*?
193696088	In mechanism it is usually the central line either of a rotating shaft or axle having journals-udeeon?
193696088	In order to conect this evil, Mr J. Dollond substituted two long slices o. f?
193696088	In other words, are the laws of thought also laws of things; or, at least, do they furnish evidence by which the laws of things can be ascertained?
193696088	In the Leibnitzian and subsequent phi¬ losophies of Germany, this word, or its German equivalent Vorstellung?
193696088	In the spherical triangle FGH, 2 sin F=-i: — as/{sin s sin( s- a) sin( s-/3)sin( s-y)}, sin a sin p v l''7 where s=^(a+( 3+ y), and sin HI= sin/?
193696088	In the suburb of nT h l?
193696088	In the year 1723 he was received into the Royal Academy of Sciences, and read his first performance, which was a me-/?
193696088	In which direction will the edifice fall?
193696088	Inci- sives canines molars;=?
193696088	Incisive Ear?
193696088	Incisive fire fn ° L^? earS*.
193696088	Incisives canine|~?, molar O 1 1 We need scarcely describe the external aspect of an animal so well known as the common mole( Z1.
193696088	Incisivf teeth?''
193696088	Instinct resembles reason in many of its results; does it therefore resemble it in its manner of obtaining them?
193696088	Is it distinct from the preceding?
193696088	Is it not a self- contradiction to suppose a free agent unconscious of its own freedom?
193696088	Is it not conceivable that magnetic force may likewise originate in a similar manner?
193696088	Is it not probable it would be that of a cylinder, of propor¬ tional dimensions to the beams of the aurora?
193696088	Is it not so with the insane?
193696088	Is the notion of the real positive or negative?
193696088	Is there an absolute zero?
193696088	Is thought an exact copy of being, so that every mode of the one is an adequate representative of some corresponding mode of the other?
193696088	Is thought identical with being, so that every mode of the one is at the same time a mode of the other?
193696088	It can travel fifty o^sixty leaCs 2r t J^68 haV?
193696088	It has boon frpmipntlu- TPo n-;r.r, AVa J i n ® oeiore ano henina trot?
193696088	It inhabits the salt''nools br, „?
193696088	It is natural for him to ask — Who or what was this extraordinary character?
193696088	It is scarcely ever and commonly called thi r. ° nginally fron?
193696088	It is, how- in?Hn? Wt Vejy docile bey ° nd tbe range of its immediate instincts, and has a great dislike to confinement.
193696088	It may be called the G. fuscus?
193696088	It was afterwards divided into districts, distinguished by the names of the chieftains or Kiw- m setllcn?
193696088	It was originally transmitted from the Cape by M. Delalanf?
193696088	Ita cognitionem symbolicam habeo^trianguli si’coeito ipsum p?''
193696088	Its original country is extremely doubtful, and after the lapse of a short period he examined his store befief mi?ke.n ° — an?
193696088	Its solution in water kills dogs; and when injected into a vein, it speedily destroys life?
193696088	J?
193696088	Let da be the devia¬ tion of angular velocity to be produced in the interval dt; I the moment of inertia of the body; then £ lc?
193696088	Lipura(A£<5rovga?, cui cau¬ da deest) Hyrax Hudsoniu& Hyrax.
193696088	M. Arago showed that the aurora?
193696088	Methods ject.1 He found that when the armature or keeper is re- Artitda?
193696088	Micro- awe?
193696088	Mr Coddington, in his Treatise on the Reflection and Refraction of Light?
193696088	Muriatic acid destroys the tissues also, but renders the fauces usually whitish, as if the surface were of ivory theehSpylllpt0m5-Pr0duCe(?
193696088	Myoxus glis, L. Tamias{ ja.yict.g, promu?, condus) Sciurus striatus, L. Sciurus.
193696088	Now, would this tendency be the only consequence of that relation?
193696088	Of the entire 800,000 acres of uncultivated land, it is esti- J70.’00?
193696088	On voit ainsi deux frni?
193696088	One of fheir most singular organic cwSs prepTrdonal Snt ° SS Th?
193696088	Ontology, is the thing itself, as distinguished from the test by which we discover its presence on particular occasions?
193696088	Or how came he to be “ a king of righteousness, ” and “ a king of peace, ” as well as a priest of God, in the land of Canaan?
193696088	Or if af, a* be the areas of the ends of the frustum, the volume=% h(a?
193696088	Or rather, we may ask does not freedom itself imply consciousness?
193696088	P ed?ed"''emselves to effect the re- i?
193696088	P+ 7?
193696088	P+7?
193696088	P. ventricosus?
193696088	Query — Are they like¬ wise so in different stages of the vision of the •person himself?
193696088	Reported to have a furrow below the lower jaw, and to frequent the Chinese seas.1 Aggadachgik?
193696088	S foS enell r”8,, 0 t ° nIy aliv ® but-)““<= uniniuS Si durtag fhe nivKT"''’ t,0W ® VCr ’ 0n an0tlMr occasion, next morZ,?
193696088	SCOpe por uge?
193696088	So, again, when nh W „?
193696088	Sometimes they wifl bite teS"We''IhTh tWilight ’ F,;ying on moths and « the?
193696088	Srain? f strychnia will thus produce violent convulsions in the animal.
193696088	Such being the case, can we wonder at the prevalence of that dissipation which is so much and so loudly complained of?
193696088	T n • Chemmtzianus?
193696088	T1?
193696088	Th?
193696088	That is to say,/?
193696088	The analysis of a complex notion into its con- sTituent parts, as in the assertion that all men are animals, or that every triangle has three.ls?"
193696088	The animal of the New World is the vison( M 1 P10P0rtl0ns> and is usually of a rich lustrous brown co- vison, Gmelin) or minx otter of Pennant?
193696088	The blood that is drawn, in cases of his descr n'', n! ’ 18 SUPP0sed ’ arfthus enabled to establish themselves tion, does not come from the veins?
193696088	The circumstance on which rested the Swan, SVPMClraeM 1 ° b?
193696088	The exact nature of the animal de¬ scribed by Aristotle under the name of iTrTnXxtpo?, has been a subject of some controversy.
193696088	The fore- quarters are very Vaillant Burchell and others^re ° t?
193696088	The great work of Mariana is entitled Historice de Rebus Hispanic?, libri xxx.
193696088	The late Dr Abercrombie was nearer the truth when he described insanity to consist in the undue( morbid?)
193696088	The limbs are short, and the tail want- Order IV — GLIRES or RODENTIA GNAWFI? «; mg.
193696088	The modern name of the town, Mataro{ fxapaOpov?
193696088	The opening of the mouth very large; AW.-the Martino?
193696088	The physician looks at the human body as an artificer Pi6Ce? f machinery ’ the^n- ciples Of,,.
193696088	The quarantine ZoIeWeaoodreVThP “ 182?''
193696088	The question is, What is the purpose and object of the parties?
193696088	The question is, on what?
193696088	The question remains, Is the phenomenon of which we become fully conscious by attention the same phenomenon that it was before we attended to it?
193696088	The rate of direct deviation is the rate at which the velocity varies, and is denoted by dv( Ts~dt~ d(1?
193696088	The red fox preys much on smTinimlw 2?
193696088	The rotation of the plane of polarization is from left to right when the ray enters the face sN and the observer looks into the face?
193696088	The species was originally founded on the Bottlchead of Dale, and designated as T) edentulm by Schreber, Blainville, and Desmarest The vreTnTsk^11?
193696088	The symptoms often simulate dysentery: the face of hfe sink^^ eyeS, 8ParkIing?
193696088	The understanding furnishes the conception; but has the sight, therefore, nothing to do with the decision?
193696088	Their mo¬ tions were slow, their dispositions gentle and passive; and tK1 WW? ’ I80, 3!''
193696088	Then the power or energy exerted per second is — r «( »*?)''
193696088	Then when x= 0, y= a2 x= h, y — a3 x — — h, y= a{: and substituting in the equation, we obtain a2= m al= a2 — nh Aph?
193696088	Then, since the quadrilateral is inscribed in a circle, D= 180 ° — B; and a2+ 5 — 2ab cos B= AC2= c2+ d?
193696088	Then?
193696088	These then bin?
193696088	They dwell in forest andT nle the te of ° Percles- The under lip is sim- remarkable for the great extent of their mlbrano^s e?!
193696088	They have thus received the appellation of Balcenarum tyrannus from the accurate Fabricius; and hence too the popular names of Thrasher and Killer?
193696088	They thus become 2 T?
193696088	This singular ofheTexMs Z"?
193696088	This species is rejected by Cu¬ vier.2 D. Epiodon?
193696088	Tire ear PTtW^wetv«;forma^markable and highly beneficial exce?
193696088	To find the Area bounded by a Rectangular Hyperbola and its Asymp¬ totes.—The equation to the hyperbola referred to its asymptotes is a?
193696088	To find the Area of a Parabola.—In the figure of last article the area ABD=/ ydx — 2m!t J x^dx o Jo=^nfrx?
193696088	To the latter correspond the very small teeth of the under jaw already 2? ee^ ie< lemann,/con.
193696088	Tschicduk?
193696088	Tschumtschugagah?
193696088	UthK he dfscnPtion is so short that no- ming satistactory can be made of it.5 palate^ no?
193696088	V Y, 6 fgant ° f* less than the limals as of different species, according t?
193696088	Vertebrae 7, 13, —?
193696088	Volitions?
193696088	We may here notice a remarkable species called the chiru{ A. kemas?
193696088	What is being in general, apart from the special modes of being which are manifested in consciousness?
193696088	What is its volume?
193696088	What is the consequence?
193696088	What is the relation of self- evidence to reality?
193696088	What right has one part of the human consciousness to represent itself as duty, and another merely as inclination?
193696088	What will be its future condition?
193696088	What, then, it may be asked, is the nature of our sensa¬ tions as thus described?
193696088	When the three sides of the triangle are given.—Let BC= a, AC= 5, AB= c; and put BD= ai, and AD=?/.
193696088	Whence did he derive his knowledge of the true God?
193696088	Whence g= h2+ d1 — a?
193696088	Whence putting S=^(a+ i+ c+ 4/), the area=^{(s — a){ s — b)( s — c'')(^ — c?)}.
193696088	Whence the whole solid of revolution generated by CcAH will be\Trh\a?
193696088	Wherever barian people, to whom the wl spedes i utteX unknown fnd tezr, S“e 0f, ratUr?, ’ he^ f ° und*"moist The Islands, for exa^on S^„d.
193696088	Why should experience give way to thought, rather than thought to experience?
193696088	Why, then, has one—- part of my constitution, as such, an imperative authority over the remainder?
193696088	Will the old ties of society resist its progress in the old world to its decay?
193696088	XZXo- —,?
193696088	^ Plt;di> uie,? jhe Deemsters ’ Courts are of great antiquity.
193696088	^?
193696088	a?
193696088	aT^ I?
193696088	and are we to look to the young states of the Western Hemisphere for unfettered freedom of discussion?
193696088	and if it is positive, in what acts of consciousness do we find the corresponding intuition?
193696088	and the cist L 7000* and 25^ 000 st^iT?
193696088	and, if it does exist, what is the path by which it is to be reached?
193696088	and, if they could, how can we be conscious of it?
193696088	century; which opinion brought along with it several broached by BufFon, howefer conSvfi may leem to fiif own? ls2mnJvTPe ’^^.f8 ™ f T"?
193696088	century; which opinion brought along with it several broached by BufFon, howefer conSvfi may leem to fiif own? ls2mnJvTPe ’^^.f8 ™ f T"?
193696088	composed of the vestibule, at the entrance of which is olaced th?
193696088	course dependent on the laws till the 30th of January, when fliev b Yan to shoot f f regulat?
193696088	coypus1*), and is mentioned by Azara under the name of Quouhja?
193696088	d,.a, Enited Pl''esbyterian church, several schools, a v Pl!bb?
193696088	d. Ilf 155 7 7 6''s1?
193696088	de Paris, t. i. p. 43; and Mgm Animal, t. L p. 200.?
193696088	dubius?, Cuv.,8 Desm., No.
193696088	duhrin?
193696088	durig''hU vi ™ o IreLThlSl''fo''^ Earl ° f 4^ adS inff afforded 2?
193696088	dx aly The length of an arc BP where eL= a?
193696088	ere y?
193696088	f?
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193696088	from he rugged lour of the tod?
193696088	f’tr11!0?
193696088	generally received, that therein- others regarding the changes of temperature which Inrl 1 • i?
193696088	genres fthose of T inn^,i< A^*?
193696088	h? rV> an, d frequently changed.
193696088	hmov 0 OTI TO uvxpt/ xvviGX.l''rDai ioTtv oiov avKhoyiupb?
193696088	i i?
193696088	know that our conception at all corresponds to the nature of the being whom it pro¬ fesses to represent?
193696088	l? t 7 Ca, lcaslan Moun- p, capra, Linn.
193696088	ll V"?
193696088	m pi H 3 16 17 3i 27- 788 10 £?
193696088	middle of the sixteenth^enturv tbe ° FeanS?
193696088	nf? d.i iqUld, haj beT Preserved.
193696088	niger?, Abel lUmusat!
193696088	nigra?
193696088	occipital T?
193696088	ofo?
193696088	or from the arter S''Subterra"fnK ch^vS or other places, where their con- because the wound does not extend so far but from tb* d/16]?
193696088	or has attention itself added an element which brings it within the sphere of consciousness?
193696088	or will a new reformation break forth in Europe, and herald a new era in religion, philosophy, and therewith in the medical sciences?
193696088	p. 140 C«SVa. I5fep“errna? Tt ’ bjt I''! s rare “ Upper Egypt.
193696088	p; substituting which in( 6) it becomes x= h.\og.(?)
193696088	part 2. the.true basi?
193696088	prolonfation called the ve- girdle or pelvis, which in early age, is divisible into thfee between tl ° 1?
193696088	rI hen the theo¬ retical efficiency of the engine is AT- X?.
193696088	remain at a fixed distance from the illuminator?
193696088	says Frode, “ in tlip/ jrc times seamen had no load¬ stone in the northern coutjjfries?
193696088	sphere?
193696088	suspended volition and the bodily state of suspended suscep¬ tibility to external impressions?
193696088	t three feet in length exclu tins despised portion?
193696088	their co^SuI lut wEve^ewT^S ot* « t of “ a"d,?y--> f «*?
193696088	thos*"of troptcafregions^he^Iky coaf becomes^imtch? le- Ini ttsptaoM, ami ‘"ertr b^ S?
193696088	thos*"of troptcafregions^he^Iky coaf becomes^imtch? le- Ini ttsptaoM, ami ‘"ertr b^ S?
193696088	tle Sreat length and abundance of^alJanYo"/^ SkeTor Sy^Ttee k tibule^ i13 SCal8e tbe tymPanum, by tlie^thJ^nJe Sves?
193696088	to create, in 1692, hereditary royal physicians Metzger and the ’?
193696088	two''aPPf* e''nbabllaate bad W been in the habit of feet and a half long; slender in its form- upper part of the 1664 6 7 caPturln?
193696088	vicious, and full of vi- are so often s"en ™ donh aL?!
193696088	volTv7!,?)
193696088	w 15 21 16 1 2 16 27- 580 27- 129 0015-21- 26 054 0- 3+ 27- 762 27- 582 0- 139 17- 23 0- 63(?)
193696088	which of you two copied from the other? ” The estimation in which Menander was held by the ancients is indicated by the number of his imitators.
193696088	wl!.reS “ d h?.
193696088	° f DeSm- 5 SoMuncirSty see’nS''regaSTo the n‘''n''?
193696088	° f/*- that of the the epicycloid at a ‘ ven flfr tF''10 n0 ™ al T* circle at T- tW • f eo point I, with a tangent to th « Then the?
193696088	°^ t)loocl vessels?
193696088	— In the figure of article 17, let AB= 44, BC= 5, CD= 47, AD= e?.
193696088	— Let the plane of the figure CD, in its initial position, be the plane of(#,?/); let AB be the axis of x, and let 0 be the angle GA
193696088	— Let the plane of the figure CD, in its initial position, be the plane of(#,?/); let AB be the axis of x, and let 0 be the angle GA
193696088	— — unjuiuicixices ox tneir monarchs, for the inspection of wounds: enactments from^1?
193696088	’ Scoresby?
193696088	“ Dost thou dare to kill Marius? ” he flung down his wea- pon and fled.
193696088	“ For?
193696088	“ They are bom perfect, the skin is destitute of hairf and the''limb/ unfit fnl?
193696088	“ When the children of Israel saw it, they said one to an¬ other, What is it?
193696088	“ Which is the wiser here — justice or iniquity?
193696088	” Which element of our nature testifies to the real, and which to the phenomenal?
193696088	• 18 extremely common over the northern parts of Ame- The polecats( subgenus Putorius, Cuv.i) are among the IbumW Jh A^a"tic t(?
193696088	• habltualIy.clo?edJ and require an act of volition to made by suction, and not by puncture 1 mTX be Z Z?
193696088	• rVei ’ bowexer> appear to have become almost extinct in England as far back as the termination of the thirteenth XAT^^100?
193696088	■ T,''11''1?
193322700	&: PI 1 and hence-£=-(m?.
193322700	( 2 ha J>\_ n''J''ka2da* da''xj''htdda a?
193322700	( 4tt?
193322700	( Hector of Dejean?
193322700	( See M‘Culloch s Principles of Political Economy?)
193322700	( a2 —(?)
193322700	( a?
193322700	( a?
193322700	( cos2 x+ sin x?
193322700	( i) j{( i- ik- i)} ’ ■ a+ bx+ cx2 Va xVl?
193322700	( m2nk)i e''(m,2?i''k)4 — e 3?
193322700	( mQnrk) 4+ e3?
193322700	(? — Z)[( 7.)
193322700	(?/+ Va2+ yz)+ C; there- Va2+ j/2+ 11.
193322700	(^da~ Y?
193322700	) 2; we may reduce this last to the integration of xm 2,8* dx( a bx*1^ by writing m — n in the place of 7n in equa- and by formula( V»),Jxdx(a+ bx?
193322700	) dx_ dx cos2 x cos2 x Hence, again, du — dx sec2a?
193322700	) s+ A^s2+ A(?)
193322700	), and all the unplaced tribes of Paraguay, Brazil, the Guianas, and Venezuela(?).
193322700	* 0 J £ M lg51 there were a great many smolts in the Tweed marked by a silver wire being th* “"ITku ‘ iflhL tiL hev Sd not be above two of tbre?
193322700	* From\tvrez, slender, and* £ £ «?, horn.
193322700	** A second subdivision of the Phyllophagi?
193322700	** r]y f x dx xm — 1 V1 — x?
193322700	*= 2 7+ 3?~575+ ’& C ’ whence equation( 1) becomes.1_ L_ i 1 1 l 3?
193322700	+ 1 Formula( A), by changing m into m+ n, and p into P — gives m/''i j n\ b(p?i+ ft?)
193322700	+ 1 instead of/?, and thus find formula( D)+ xdx(a.
193322700	+ 1+ £ V — 3)(a?
193322700	+ 1, when/?
193322700	+ 1= 0, and resolving this quadratic equation, we find a;=~~ and ar2+ a;+ 1=( a?
193322700	+ 2 sin.2-+,& c. Now a?
193322700	+ Ba?
193322700	+ E( a?
193322700	+ Ka?
193322700	+ a)( a?
193322700	+ bx( x — I)( a;2-f a:+ 1) dx~ a b dx a?
193322700	+ e2?
193322700	+ ic2+ a^...+ x?1- 1 to n terms xn J is Find its value when a?
193322700	+( P u. hi?
193322700	+(?)
193322700	+,& c. are the same with the positive roots of the equation, 0=: N — Ma;+ La;2 — Ka?
193322700	+,& c./( — a)= N — Ma+ La2 — Ka3+,& c. and by proceeding as before,/(f)_/(;_a)=M.?+?
193322700	, chf- 2 dyldx+& c.+ dlu 1?
193322700	, eiV\ 008.0?
193322700	, n.p+ 1 »-1 dx(a+?
193322700	, v=3, sin( a?
193322700	,,, K?
193322700	-( 1-< ‘) “> dz?
193322700	-\r l?
193322700	..( 3) and hence, differentiating, and dividing by Vc> dx —-,-p sin( b — Va+ bx — cx2'', Vc r Vc and hence, dx i V a bx — ex?
193322700	...*/^C- i"‘> rs4yrri, l‘"“^?
193322700	/(*) ■ d- f(x) dx i+ l&-/w da?
193322700	1 d m A f(x+k)=u+Txh+^ dx3 2.3 1 dx^ 2.3.4 Suppose now that x= 0, and that by making this assump¬ tion x?
193322700	1 he principal historical difficulty of this book has been the solution of the question—-What king of Persia is meant by Ahasuerus?
193322700	1( Pu 1.2 dx2 ’ 1( Pu s= lr''= dr 1 d^u tTx=~\2J74~dx?''
193322700	1,000,000?
193322700	1.2.3^ dx?
193322700	1.3 a?
193322700	100,000?
193322700	12 and 20), d( sin x) cos a: — d( cos a?)
193322700	126, dx/; d?
193322700	129 adx •J xV a2-\-cx?
193322700	145 tain species, which, in regard to the palpi, the form of the Ooleopteri?
193322700	1853.?
193322700	1st, Body always thick, without wings; lahrum always bilobed; terminal article of the external palpi al¬ ways very large?
193322700	2 dx~ K(n-f x) ’ dx?
193322700	2 vols., cum tabulis,8vo, Holmia?, 1850.—\nsecta Caffrariceannis 1838- 1845, a T. A. Wahlberg collecta amici auxilio suffultus, descripsit.
193322700	2,600,000?
193322700	20)^< Pu_ M( Pu_ 1- 2 M dhi__ dx x?
193322700	285- 90-,?
193322700	2c?, Longipai.pi.
193322700	2nffl 0 2?
193322700	2np — 2 cos.? i< p X sin.
193322700	3 6o a P P- i O a 24>?
193322700	3 h+ d2 cPu dx2 k2 dx the function dy d?u dx?
193322700	3,691,680 59.697 24.921 6,351 3,035 507,881 586,458 6,500 1,400,000?
193322700	31),^ „ dP^( FP h2 P becomes P+ — A-1—j-?
193322700	31= 3, 37= 17, 311= 13, 313= 24, 31?
193322700	35), in which the antenna?
193322700	3a?3 4a^ 1 dx5 Make a?
193322700	3c?, Denticrura, Lat.
193322700	4- 688 4745 4- 813 4- 772?
193322700	4. t(''ea?''
193322700	4A2+ 6A+( 2 £+ 3) V2k2 — A|: and, finally, making e= 3, we get?>( 3)=^X?
193322700	4A2+ 6A+( 2 £+ 3) V2k2 — A|: and, finally, making e= 3, we get?>( 3)=^X?
193322700	4to; Lettres a une Princesse d?
193322700	5 For the new generic divisions of Pimelia of Fabrieius, see Regne Animal, v. p. 5- 7- 6 From Z/ itpaa-?
193322700	66) dx a?
193322700	737 rf and z as co- ordinates of the curve v, and then dv — V''dv''1-f- dz1; therefore, by substituting for dvn its va¬ lue da?
193322700	78), on the hypothesis that?/ is a function of x, into another in which a; is a function of y.
193322700	7v\-vI,|.A«''ltT ‘ FV 5,10 o 3ri^ I Jb)11""1lt( g Xrox**''’ Birlid?!''
193322700	: P z= a: b, therefore FN: FC= a?
193322700	: q2= p — y: p; hence p xz= pq2 —
193322700	; and the se¬ cond, the arc whose cosine is x, thus; u — cos 1a?.
193322700	; but the surface mn is proportional to pm?
193322700	; therefore the attraction of p on the pyramidal slice mn is constant; hence the attraction of/?
193322700	; therefore, substituting and reducing, adx i] a — Va*-f cxz xV a2+ cx?
193322700	; this integral, by putting for z and v their values in terms of a?, will also be »( a+ bx) dx__ a b^ x — 1 X3 1 3/y/^.2^ J( a?
193322700	; this integral, by putting for z and v their values in terms of a?, will also be »( a+ bx) dx__ a b^ x — 1 X3 1 3/y/^.2^ J( a?
193322700	< D* c3 P • ft bG ft O « cc^ H H^ Q pcj «^ Pi P5 2^ H^ cc rr* o k- » §^ « CB W « S h w^ Z H Z S M i§^? 5 w ft 03< « ft o O a- J •r*^ J!
193322700	< p_,\?\(a?—x2)(x2—l?)'')
193322700	< pp h?
193322700	< £, varies with of p expressed as a function the centre< £, which is= a?
193322700
193322700	= 1. x — 1 In this case, P zz a? ” — 1.
193322700	= e2f=( — l)e.e 2?.
193322700	= g X 72 °: cos. w(e) cos<( 2W?
193322700	== 0,& c.; and because, in any equation, the^^?
193322700	?
193322700	?
193322700	?
193322700	?
193322700	? I o-o a^-S o%ap- a a''b 24 j a o.2_- a a g 1^ 24 S- aooahao S- S^ aw ft^ o ■ §, 3 aw o P r&^ f 2 S-g S Rs^ O c3 w fog 11 if o P p^ a^''B w.
193322700	A biquadratic equation, or one of the fourth degree, contains the fourth power, or biquadrate of ay as a4 — A=0, or xi — Aa?
193322700	A linear and tubular axis was perceptible through their pellucid coats, resembling that of the excrementitial secretions of the Carabida?.
193322700	A simple construction onapentagon is:—Bisect AB inC; make the perpendicular CP= £ AB; join AP and BP; make Be?
193322700	A( J- is the depression of the chord of q; and by substi- 125 tuting these in the formula* “{ m-* a~(^?
193322700	A3, A4 — cos x — sinx- r — cosa?
193322700	A4 A6, o\ cos a.^1 —~2+ 23A~ 2.S.4.5.6+ ’& C7 sinK/ i_ra 2 1 2.3.4 A3, A5 3 By( 1)-^r — 2.3.4.S sin bu cos6 w, By( 2)= — 2.3.4.5.6 cos lu cos?
193322700	Again, by actually multiplying ts= a?
193322700	Again, let the divisor be ar+ a; then,/( a;)= N+ Mar+ La?
193322700	Again, what if the dog tribe were possessed of the practice of certain human arts, and if these varied with the variety?
193322700	Again,> et «= jIz^T-1= jjl=^Fq;th. Smay exemplify the rule Jrs\ rs( dr, ds dt\ d\T)=-\7+ J- Tr Accordingly, making x — r, x2 1 «, a4 — a?
193322700	Aj.2 a2\| The fraction whose value can not be found(# — a)% by differentiation, when x — a becomes by this method( 2ah+ A2)^ 3^=( 2a+ A)2, h?
193322700	All the Tarsi composed of Five Joints?
193322700	All things were ordered in measure, and number, and weight?
193322700	Also let/?, q be another spheroidal surface indefi¬ nitely near PQ, of which the polar radius C/?
193322700	Also let/?, q be another spheroidal surface indefi¬ nitely near PQ, of which the polar radius C/?
193322700	Although the function P is sus- i1/_ 2> sa- i_ 2?
193322700	An Icedi possit in aliqud sud parte?
193322700	And because e4=: e 4= — 1, we get e6*=:e 2^=:(—1)?
193322700	And is she brought within the power Of vision? — o’er this tempting flower Hovering until the petals stay Her flight, and take its voice away!
193322700	Antennae projecting, cylindri¬ cal, sixteen- jointed?
193322700	ArV — 1,-x when n is odd, by equation( 6), 2-i?
193322700	Are not pride, hatred, and the other passions, as powerful tyrants in the mind of man?
193322700	Art1?
193322700	As a particular case of the function u z= axn, let u~ ax?
193322700	But ac — db; therefore/?
193322700	But if he appealed to the constituent body to act with much effect?
193322700	But was not such a fault gloriously effaced by a victory as useful as it was brilliant?
193322700	But what did it sig¬ nify, if the fish were clean, from what river they came?
193322700	But what if the dog- tribe had the use of language?
193322700	But when we reflect that a heart and circulation oc¬ cur in some of the conglomerate Polypi?
193322700	But where do all the lobsters come from?
193322700	By a second differentiation dCiv 1 a — x dv_( a — xf+( v—/?
193322700	By division And/: ii l+ l S;c. a;2+ 1 z?
193322700	By substituting these numbers in the expression of A, and likewise by putting m=\, we get 1 — l—6s A=-e~6s 4- 9.
193322700	By the nature of the curve, a-: i2= —%) ’- y?
193322700	By this is meant pecuniary interest; but are mankind governed by no passion but avarice?
193322700	By treating the differential( fx11 dx''m the same way, and repeating this as often as necessary, we? m<\Jaxxndx ■=.
193322700	CD''X DG=: CP X CQ= ah; whence CD''2 — d1 l?
193322700	Cla*s- d Hut Nat- m''P- 28?
193322700	ClaudShaM'', Roy^jlrt- r Del?
193322700	Consequently, there is a value of x between 0 and X, that will make p( x) equal to.
193322700	Considering N as a function of a, the part of it that does not contain a is evidently A(?
193322700	Do you know who he was? ” One day he met his own son, whom he did not recognise, and remarked to him that he was a lad of parts and spirit.
193322700	E Q U p5__I vks•- “=_ V;?
193322700	EYRE(?
193322700	Ena?
193322700	Entering the ranks of the parliamentary forces?
193322700	Equa¬ tion( 7), when reduced to numbers, takes the form-v A= am+ aen( 10-)= a$( 1+ £ e)(?
193322700	Exeter contains a great number li of parish churches, besides several chapels of ease and Dis- Exbaas- gei;tin£?
193322700	FLUX
193322700	FLUX
193322700	Female, of l. Kny? l)j/& Aiki.
193322700	Fig?
193322700	Figure of latitude, that is, when L= £(?
193322700	Finally, by substituting the values of/(o, 2),/(o, 3),& c./(o, — 2),/(o, — 3),& c. in the expression of cos. at< p, we get, l, k{ e- t?
193322700	For example, the differential of a?
193322700	For in what sense are we to take the weighty word imperfection as here used?
193322700	For the radicals of A can only come from radicals in the primitive function; and it is manifest that the substitution of a?
193322700	For, making ar2+ a?
193322700	For, putting the series under this form, h( p+ qh+ rh2+ sld+,& c.); by supposing h to decrease, qh+''rid+ sh?
193322700	For,\et u — a-\- bx be a function of x, then, substituting a?
193322700	From the definitions laid down, it follows that the ne¬ gative roots of the equation, 0 — N+ Ma;+ La;2+ Ka?
193322700	From the function q we may now deduce_ dq_ d?u dx dx?''
193322700	H OjL?lS--lr< a>- Wf= TT- eVY Hence the radius of curvature r= —( « •-A’)3=(^+ w?
193322700	He has named it Rhipheus da- sycephalus?
193322700	Head pyramidal, bearing on tera- its extremity, and above the eyes, two prismatic, com- pressed, ensiform antenna?.
193322700	Hence — f B= — l and £ B — A|, therefore B^ and A — —+ 1+ x 1+ a: P 2(1+ a;2/1^)=B(1 a?)
193322700	Hence, while x de¬ creases to the limit a'', the polynome_/(a?
193322700	Here d?
193322700	How could the former chance to be almost all males, and the latter almost all females?
193322700	Hvori bestaaer Borgendyd besvaret; In what consists civic virtue?
193322700	Hypostoma brownish yellow; forehead dark grey; two lower joints of the antenna?
193322700	I"= ae| 2+ sin.2L- and, consequently, V(?
193322700	I_ XX 360 ° x-\ — — 2 cos.., x p in order to find the roots of the binomial equation a?
193322700	If m — «, then because sin x cos a?
193322700	If m= xx, then, by last example, du zz xx 1+ l. a?
193322700	If the two were not identical, how did it happen that one so constantly disap¬ peared simultaneously with the other?
193322700	If we suppose the equation resolved, so that y is ex¬ pressed in terms of x only, which gives y== ±= Va?
193322700	If, in the first step of the preceding investigation, we take the co- efficients that follow A^, we shall get A(r+1)=a.pW+?
193322700	In Chryso- phora of Dejean( Melolontha chrysochlora?
193322700	In QC take the point N such that FN: FD= Y: X; then FN: FD= Q''|: P FN • x: FD •?/= Q''a: Fb, whence, since FD= x, and FC= y, FN FC= Q''a: Fb.
193322700	In like manner, when u — ot?, then du —''$ x?dx and — 3a4; in this case is the differential co- efficient of the function u — ar3.
193322700	In order to reduce this expression, we shall put p(g):= e 2?
193322700	In others of?
193322700	In the last example, the integral of j—_j_^ was expressed by a series of terms formed from the ascend¬ ing powers of a?.
193322700	In the logarithmic curve of which the equation is?/= ax, we have dy — ax A. a.dx — y\.
193322700	In the right- angled triangles TBP, PBD, we have PT2: PB2+ BT2, and PD2= PB2+ BD2; therefore, tangent PT normal PD w= yj 1+ dx*~dy% 1+ dy1 da?
193322700	In these exam¬ ples, u — a-^bx-^-cx1, u~ iff-f- bx-j- x2), a+ bx u~ c+ x?
193322700	In this case the most simple way of determining Q will be to divide V by( a?
193322700	Ipsw., 1837. — The genus Apion of Herbs?
193322700	Is his British blood extin¬ guished?
193322700	It appears, therefore, that the first?
193322700	J ydx= §/>2a;2+ c 2= §?/a;+ C( 1) Let AD= a, CD= b; when s 2= 0, then x — a, y — b.
193322700	J( p —
193322700	Jplld then we write/?
193322700	Juius sabulsj.vu.r Pob/ d&smus complanata.?.
193322700	Let f{x) denote any function of a variable quantity a?
193322700	Let the differential be dx cos5 a?.
193322700	Let the differential be — — — tl> X O''In this case the denominator x1 — a2=( a: — a)( a?
193322700	Let the equation be dy+ ydx — ax?
193322700	Let the fraction be 0 1 — sin a?
193322700	Let the fraction be bx2 — 2bcx+ be?
193322700	Let the function f( x) be w zz log x to base a, then, by article 20, du 1 d~ u — 1 d3u 1.2 dx Ax dx?
193322700	Let u — Vx?
193322700	Let u — cosec x — sin x du= dx cos x — — dx cot x cosec x. sin2 a?
193322700	Let u — x3 — 15 a?
193322700	Let u — x?
193322700	Let u —( tan a?
193322700	Let u= arc( tan= x)= tan then x~ tan u and dx — du{\+ a;2); and du — —? — r.
193322700	Let us make a?
193322700	Let us put k= ph+ qh2 4- rid 4-,& c. so that the contemporaneous increments of a?
193322700	Let us suppose the nature of this curve to be expressed by the equation/ y> i?)
193322700	Let us take for example the equation y2-f x?
193322700	Let w= tan a?
193322700	Let w=( a+ x)n. The expansion of this expres- du sion has the requisite form; then-j- — n( a+ a?
193322700	Let y — f( x) and t?
193322700	Library?)
193322700	M= n(n- 1)( a+ x)n-2, dx d^u dxf d3u dx3 dAu dx* 2, dfiuL —~n{n~~ 1)( « — 2)( «+ a?
193322700	Mai ing a?
193322700	Make DC= y>, AC= y, CQ= ER== Q — CR= y, the solid( between the sections DEL, PEp; — s. By the nature of the curve, PR2: AC2= DR: DC; that is, a?
193322700	Making a — 1, b= — 1, ft — 2, p= — we find yxm — ldx-m — 2*/''™ o/*Vn — x"Vl — x2 —% fx dx ft?
193322700	Meigen describes four species of He¬ teromyza?, of which the only one hitherto detected in England is H. buccata, Fallen.
193322700	Moisture — light — altitude — what has been done, worthy of the name of science, in the investigation of these hL fluences — even singly?
193322700	Must we not look to the comparative dryness of the limestone and humidity of the whin for an explanation?
193322700	N= 2 w a 2«—1 — 2 n 2n — 2n( X2a2 — and if we put X2a2 — s= Pa?, or a2=^, then M= a2''* 1 — 2n.
193322700	Norchia, or Orcle?
193322700	Note of Smolts marked in the river Shin, and recaptured as grilse on their first ascent from the sea?
193322700	Now c?
193322700	Now d( space CDQP)= — ydx, which is negative, because x decreases when the space increases; and d( tri¬ angle PQB)= c?
193322700	Now, A.—a-f-^ “ H c-\-d, t — a-\-b — c — d; wherefore, if we put ab — p-\-y, cd — p — y, the two fac¬ tors will become a?
193322700	O a> rP P §.| c3.S P- O 2 P^ li5 rP[ jj r/ o^ tj.>; p ft< J ’ C 2 ft s g a>* c6 c3^ Po 2 p^-^ a • ” a gg p ° „ ip- a] o3 s ft a''£ s?
193322700	Of the fortv- three specie?
193322700	Opusculum de Natura Legis Nature?., et de ejus censura in successions Regnorum Supremorurn; 2.
193322700	Published in Dr Parr s Collection, entitled Ckuracters of Mr Fox, by Philo- of politival^ubjecfs''rfot^o^ake''an eap- er^nartTi?
193322700	Salpinum near Ovieto?
193322700	Sc?, The genus Ponera, Lat.
193322700	Some have the antenna?
193322700	Statonia?
193322700	Substituting in equation( 7) the values of 2?
193322700	Substituting this value in the preceding equation, we have becomes —/?
193322700	Suppose that a, b, c, d, are the roots of the biquadratic equation — Aa^+ Ba,’2 — Cx+ D= 0; then x?
193322700	Suppose that when t becomes t+ i, x becomes a;+ A, and that y becomes y+ A, • to abridge, put a?
193322700	Supposing g= — 1, we get t — a — b-\-c — d, t — a — dArb — c, f — a — c+ g?
193322700	Supposing now f(#) — w to be any function of a?, and fix+ h)= u''to be its value when x becomes a;+ h, it has been proved( art.
193322700	Surrena or Sorena Viterbo?
193322700	T f Vl+ a;+ Vl — a?
193322700	The antenna?
193322700	The attraction of mn on p is directly as the surface nui and inversely as pm?
193322700	The content of the whole cone —^( A+ a?)
193322700	The defini¬ tion given by the former author, in his later work, is as fol¬ lows: Metamorphosis sub- incomplete?
193322700	The elytra are of a coriaceous consistence, without veins*?
193322700	The great, or rather the only, argument insisted on by those who prevailed on the legislature to declare the French trade a nuisance?
193322700	The integral\Jx^dx(a+ bz?
193322700	The nature of the line will be ex¬ pressed by two equationsy( a?,?/) rr 0, F( x, z) — 0.
193322700	The nature of the line will be ex¬ pressed by two equationsy( a?,?/) rr 0, F( x, z) — 0.
193322700	The preced- 3/?
193322700	The public/ er/ o?
193322700	The quadruple of s is equal to the square of the differ¬ ence of the two binomial factors of( a?
193322700	The same is true of this other fraction, af5 — x^a — xa2+ a?
193322700	The sum of the geometrical series 1+ a?
193322700	The western coast of the state has a number of bays, Bay?
193322700	Their generic name( from Lateo?)
193322700	Then a-\-bx — cx2~ pP sin2< p p?
193322700	Then, by what is shown above, the length of the arc in feet is?/D sin.
193322700	Then, if it be neither of these, nor yet anything different from them, what is the use of the term?
193322700	Then,+ T — 2S? 2f n=8, k=- V''t?
193322700	Then,+ T — 2S? 2f n=8, k=- V''t?
193322700	There are two ways of finding what the series f( x+ A)= u-f- ph+ qh2+ rh3+ shx+,& c. becomes, when a?
193322700	Therefore, putting- instead of y, JvV — dx — — cos 2a — bx+ C. dx fa?
193322700	These insects occur beneath stones in dry situations.6 Order II.—ORTHOPTERA.?
193322700	This assumption will give Q the same particular value as before; the terms which contain( a?
193322700	This family of heteromerous Coleoptera differs from the preceding one chiefly in the antenna?, which are neither granose nor perfoliated.
193322700	This formula answers the proposed purpose, since/?
193322700	This has been proved at length in the Commercium and its extract; what is your answer?
193322700	This, dz by making z= sin a?, becomes\/x j.
193322700	Those of which the club of the an¬ tenna?
193322700	Those who sow do not reap, and those who reap do not sow,—what, then, more natuial than that both processes should be ill performed?
193322700	Thus, if the primitive be y= cx, or y — ca?
193322700	Thus, the differential equation dy( xl-f- y2 — b) — ydx — xdx= 0, has for its complete primitive equation a?
193322700	To afford employment and fair remuneration to the fishermen, by purchasing the fish which they may take, thus ensuring to them, as far a?
193322700	To integrate the differential^ fTbx~-{- cx2 ’ Assume Va+ bx ex?
193322700	To integrate the first of these, let us assume x?
193322700	To integrate the second part, we assume the equation/dz Gz dz( z2+/32)?
193322700	V Y(g)= e?
193322700	V — 1, X — cos. O — £)?
193322700	We found( article 160) dz= — Va2-p y2, hence, 2flr dv — 2*ydz — — ydy*d dlJry2, 2* and, integrating, v ydyV a2-\-y2z=.-^fff+ «/2)2+ C. When?
193322700	We have found that/(a?)
193322700	We have now^= B+ C(*+ a)...+ E O+ a)”-2+ £ O+ a)n~\ y y The quantity Uj not being divisible by a?
193322700	We now ask, with interest and uncer¬ tainty, such questions as who were the Getse?
193322700	We observe that sin x= 2 s\n%x sin x} 2 x, therefore, dx dx sin a; 2 sin I a?cos i a?
193322700	We owe their se¬ paration to Degeer, who formed the whole into an order, under the na.me of Dermaptera?
193322700	We owe to M. Leon Dufour some curious and excellent observa¬ tions on the anatomy of this species, and on that of Ra- natra linearis?
193322700	We sternum.?
193322700	What can be the cause?
193322700	What if the language differed with each variety?
193322700	What if these go to the extinction of some stock, group, or family?
193322700	What if they buried their dead, and their tombs varied with the variety?
193322700	What is a race, if it be neither a species nor a permanent variety?
193322700	What portion of the earth ’s surface is it best to start with?
193322700	When n the last of the two integrals in the second side of the equation vanishes, because its coefficient= 0, and we have/; xdx Va+6x+ I^-Va+ bx+cx?
193322700	When the larva?
193322700	When this is the case, it must be tried whether a quad¬ ratic divisor, as a?
193322700	Wherefore, if we put M=( a+^+ c+ c?
193322700	Why compel a merchant to sell a cargo of muslin, iron,& c., for L.10,500, rather than E.11,000 or L.12,000?
193322700	Why has a Shin parr the power of becoming a much larger salmon than one from the Oikel?
193322700	Why should they not?
193322700	Why then exclude him from it?
193322700	With a banquette 4^ feet wide a triangular ditch would give 3/= 14f feet, so that such a form would be inconvenient; but taking a?
193322700	With re¬ spect to the first point, the great question which he considers is, whether Europe is as populous as it might be?
193322700	X^( X) represent the sum of all the products; then Y(A)=}?
193322700	Y( — x?)
193322700	Yet what is the actual classification of the varieties of mankind, and what is the current nomenclature?
193322700	^ by/?, y= fix, and mn, dx_ dx Qx* the side of the interior space mnpo,= x x and Cb= mn X cot.
193322700	^ cos< p 1 If we assume that OC measures the tension at C, which is a constant quantity, then because when p:= 0, a?
193322700	^{x+ yY+{ x — y)n^ r+l r+1~ ° S= « ’''+(?''+,& c.
193322700	_, — zz sin-1 — 4-C* ’ Vc-\rby — a2y2 Va Vb?-\-^ac xy/ x2 — a?
193322700	a considerable degree the elastic form by being dilated to^j^1 ®^ two or three times its bulk; how much more then if dila- a^wa^ ted 109 times?
193322700	a3)=-^J kd(a?
193322700	a> ca £ o^ la^l2 S 3^ t/ i G o 4^ Ph i ■?
193322700	a?
193322700	a?
193322700	abc —( a^b+ a2c+ d~ d+b- a+ 62c+ tPd+ c2a+(? b+ c2c?+d2a+ d2b+ d2c); and finally, by means of the formulae in Sect.
193322700	anci again?
193322700	and Meigen seems indeed to have been described by Degeer under the name ot Tipulafun- goram?
193322700	and so on continually ’''; but the different import of the characters d?u and dx?
193322700	anf]?
193322700	ax2+ ac2 — 2acx P C?
193322700	cos. a?
193322700	cos. a^
193322700	cos. “ i"1^ •(§+ 1= 2r^ cos. 240'''') ■ By puttingp —( p2+ p2)7, the equation( 2) will assume the same form as at first, namely, a?
193322700	d%y_ p d^y dy dx 3~^ dx?
193322700	d2u h2, u+ — h+ —+ dx dx?
193322700	d3u dy2 becomes++ dx k3 Iff L^3+& c.; dx?
193322700	d?/u 1?
193322700	d?Ju U~U= dx\+ dx?
193322700	dx 719 x 2(#+ l)2 4 a;+ 1 1( a; — 1) Hence, by integration, r x3+x?
193322700	dx d2y_ x1 dx?
193322700	dx dx1 d3u d?u dx?
193322700	dx* 1 dxi~ 1.2 1 dx?
193322700	dx: then P- 1,Q- ax\fVdx= x, efVdx= e- fVdx= jV^dx Qdx — J''aex x?dx — aex( a?3 — 3a?2+ 6x — 6); therefore y — e x{ aex(x3 — 3a;2+ 6a?
193322700	dx?
193322700	dx?dy u dydx2 Adopting now the abbreviated notation, when u= f(x, y), we have/(#+ h, y+ k)= u+~h+ dx cPu h2, d3u dx2 2 dx?
193322700	dy i-( a?
193322700	e2?, and e 6?
193322700	e2?, and e 6?
193322700	each particular cosine remains quite indeterminate, because and it is to be observed that, when n is even* the last r ggQ0 ggQ0 gggo 1 —-?
193322700	f( ha?
193322700	f(x)= m becomes U, also that — becomes U'', dx+,& c. S!n*=*-273+ 2.3.4.5 2.3A5.6.7 The same results might have been obtained easier by making a?
193322700	f= 7 r5+ 30£3+ 21 i( 3+ s*)(l+ il)( 9+ s2) ’ or, dividing the terms by( 3+ £ 2),? £ 3+ 9s cause( see Algebra, sect.
193322700	fly, furnished with feathered antennae and long slender limbs, the Chironomus plumosus?
193322700	for 1 old crusade; and between Lisbon and Paris 480 rees for 3 francs: what is the arbitrated price between London and Paris?
193322700	for a — 1, in that system, log( 1+ a;) zz x —\x?-\-±x?
193322700	for a, and a?
193322700	frr^ ° nly ‘ fTiU his seParation from h;s old friends in 1793 his mind was too full of what inactive in conversation he w- i
193322700	i C- Jx3Vl — xl~~ 2x?
193322700	i o ▼ — A= — and Now x?
193322700	i( p+
193322700	i^?
193322700	if those of one generation lasted for years, decenniums, or centuries?
193322700	if y To find the differential co- efficient of the third order, we put^ — and substituting p for^ in equation( a/ Jl CL iV dx?
193322700	iieat?
193322700	immaculatus, Gmel.?
193322700	is hi?
193322700	issue was, whether Newton had found the Calculus of In- finitesimals, or Fluxions, before, or after him?
193322700	jSrr 23 ° 2CK 46", 7=140 7 61, 5w=2|S+ 7—186 48 381, w= 37 21 44,,(?)
193322700	lLna ‘?
193322700	log a( see last article), therefore in the system whose base is a, log( 1+a?
193322700	m — —- l)x dx m — 1/; Vl f: x7dx Vl — « 2 ofidx Vl —& c. and hence we deduce x?dx= — i V''v1 —^ v1 —^ « “ Vl — x?
193322700	m++( w+ l)3}& c. V+ c. For example, let z= x3 — 1, then —= 3a;2, and f^dxi^x?
193322700	n''P3 1, 2.7\ 4 k kk?
193322700	old?
193322700	or, which is evidently always a possible assumption; by this, the equation becomes L+ bex+(? x?
193322700	or, which is evidently always a possible assumption; by this, the equation becomes L+ bex+(? x?
193322700	ox( dx 1 dx, 2xdx 1 du= x(l+ x)(\+ x?)
193322700	p. 508. and o/ thi JtnRnr,01"6n m0l ° gy °; th?
193322700	p. 558.?
193322700	pdx — p_ and/-4-C —~-A*/l I\ O( l+P2)1 p v-rr+ C, then p — A VI —+ C'';?/ is now expressed by V and dx 2c~y/ ai we deduce^rom tfience dy2 4.
193322700	sarilv very destructive, as it produces the same effect in*?/, S''V''*''X 2''''x c''\\ 1''ig.
193322700	sin x du — — y ‘ cos^a?
193322700	since_ 5 p_\ m_ 2> n ‘S?
193322700	the arc whose sine is x, is sometimes by British writers expressed thus; w — sin* a?
193322700	u — f(^x) being any function of a variable x, du h, d~ u A2, d7u A3+ 7^+,& c.+ n(n — 1){ n 1.2.3 2) — an~3 x?
193322700	u+ ft, then dx zz dt, dy — du, and the proposed equation becomes( a-\-mu-\-nft-\- mt-\-? m)dt-\-( b-\-pu-\-qft-\- pt-\-qu)du=*0.
193322700	value of?
193322700	vp m+ i, i ©=(i- i)sin''J''cosW ’_ 1 L — sin2-v}/( 3) a2 3?
193322700	w=+ VI+ a;2j dx du — Vl+ a:2 1/ VI+ a^+ a?
193322700	we obtain f(x+ h)=, duri d''U If, d*u h3 d^u K u- r- rh+''T- r,-jzt 71T5+& c. dx"''dx1 1.2 1 da?
193322700	who the Thracians,& c?
193322700	x d?u x d?u „ x= A “ ’ d^=A a ’== A3 “>& o. dx dx3 The supposition that a?
193322700	x+ 2 5 4 a: — 1 ’ 1 a?
193322700	x3 ax; then du dy dy dx dff — Qv dJ.-Zx?
193322700	x?
193322700	xdx V{(a2~x2Xx?—b2)y The first of these differentials may be otherwise ex¬ pressed thus, x\xj Therefore we have dx/a?
193322700	xdz+ zdx, becomes a;( 1 — nz) dx+ x^zdz+ xzc"dx — 0, or( 1 — 1IZ+ z1) dx-\-xzdz — 0, and/ —+/v — r,= C, J x J l — nz-\- z2 or 1. a?
193322700	xn+l Axn Ba?«—1 r±: M#2 ±t: Na?)
193322700	y, and y*=^~+ x% and s — J''irfdx — 2q2xldx-p tfdx) — PI( qix—§ q2a?
193322700	y2 j^ x x for this by differentiation gives 2xydy — y’dx — bdx x?
193322700	z^, so that( a bx)<* we then find m< Z_/~?
193322700	{ q-\-Vqt — p3)^ 4 “{ q — — J93)^,^~^Q2 — j ° 3)3+? •(
193322700	{ q-\-Vqt — p3)^ 4 “{ q — — J93)^,^~^Q2 — j ° 3)3+? •(
193322700	| e-\nk f+ e2?}
193322700	|( cos. « Y+ cos. at+4< p)= —^_( — 1)?
193322700	~ A(n+ x)2 ’ dx?
193322700	~~d?)
193322700	£ Now — cxz zz( a+ Va2+ cx2)( a — vV+ cx?)
193322700	£ xV a2+ ex?
193322700	— 1^ V\ x?
193322700	— 3,, 0- c4+& c. A iA Observing now that A being understood to decrease continually until it vanish, the limit of cos( a?
193322700	— 3pa?
193322700	— a2 cos2< p b2 sin2< p; then xdx zz( b2 — a2) sin p cos< p dtp, a?
193322700	— a;2 zz( a2 — 62) sin2< p( 1) x2 — 52 zz( a2 — b2) cos2 tp( 2) — xdx( a2 — b2) cos p sin p c?
193322700	— b; and hence t2= ia2+ b2+ c2+ d2 —-j- ad-\-bc-\- cd'')-f- 2(ac bd)f=( a+ 6+ c+ c?
193322700	— g| e 3?
193322700	— i^ff- j& c. Now we found that in the system whose base is a, log( 1+a?)
193322700	— l)sin. F—|ecos.(?
193322700	— r^dv; and xdx+ ydy=\d( x?
193322700	— x+p+y—0, x?
193322700	— x2 x x?
193322700	— x2__ a?dx x v x- — b2~ x*/(( a2 — x?
193322700	— x?
193322700	— x?
193322700	— x?
193322700	— xdx x x?—^"“^/((a2 — x?)(x?
193322700	—( a+ i) x+ ab=-0, and a:2 —( c+ c?)
193322700	—-f- sin x —-f- cos a?
193322700	—^ a#, or the differential taken on the supposition that x alone is variable, and$ dy, or the differential taken when?/only dy J is variable.
193322700	“ Ils se laissent en- tierement bruler sans donner aucun signe de vie. ” The larva?
193322700	“ On the other hand, ” says Mr Curtis, “ Mr Kirby is disposed to think that his Pediculus Melittce( P. Apis, Linn.?)
193322700	“ Qallio fecit Mam questionem:—An in expositis Icedipossit respublica?
193322700	” 1; or( Ga?
193322700	• — b2 ’ By an obvious transformation, we find dx i d?