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...us hope that Fable may, in what shall fol- low, so submit to the purifying processes of Reason as to take the character of exact history. In any case,... ...em- selves with it, and ate it all up together. Hence, also, they carry in procession an olive branch bound about with wool (such as they then made us... ...designed for Crete. At his return, he and these two youths led up a solemn procession, in the same habit that is now worn by those who carry the vine-... ... to our parents when we are dead and gone.” Numitor, upon these words, and computing the dates by the young man’s looks, slighted not the hope that fl... ...aced to his time. But Eratosthenes and Apollodorus and other chronologers, computing the time by the successions of the Spartan kings, pretend to demo... ...vers and perverters of their counsel. It passed among the people, by their management, as being equally authentic with the rest of the Rhetra, as appe... ...pany where Agis was, much extolled the Eleans for their just and honorable management of the Olympic tames; “Indeed,” said Agis, “they are highly to b... ..., was made con- sul, and with him Postumius T ubertus. Marcus, through the management of affairs by the conduct and direct assistance of Poplicola, ob... ...army, which was then about Egypt, they understood that Cimon was dead; and computing the time of the oracle, they found that his death had been signif...

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...pera divinity never knows how to take care of her money, she intrusted the management of the estate to a steward, oc- cupying herself with her flowers... ... young man without property of any kind, succeeded a steward enriched by a management of thirty years, who preferred to become a partner in the famous... ...nt, a nov- ice in business, and little fitted to understand details in the management of an estate. Gaubertin flattered himself that he could catch an... ...o- som and a pair of shoulders that were whitened and polished by the same process employed upon her face; happily, for the sake of exhibiting her mag... ...r into his interlocutor’s hand. This gesture, by which Rigou kept down the process of hand-shaking to the coldest and stiffest of demonstrations would... ... for a distance of over thirty miles. The work of taking out of the water, computing the lost logs, and making 252 Sons of the Soil the rafts which t... ...is the peasantry set about killing, in preparation for winter, by a simple process, the results of which could only be discovered in the course of tim...

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...doubtless, but one which levies its penalty of suffering, not by elaborate processes that do not exhaust their total cycle in less than long periods o... ...of truth, but that every such mode of error has perhaps been designed as a process, and adapted by Providence to the case of those who were capable of... ...d thousand pounds. And at another, he was accustomed to amuse himself with computing how much money it would require to make him worth exactly nothing... ...y for himself, the finishing, or ceremonial acts, were yet wanting in this process—the political heirship was inchoate and imperfect. Tacitly understo... ... mother. By Herodian the discontents of the army are re- ferred to the ill management of the Persian campaign, and the unpromising commencement of the... ...o, a great source of the senate’s power had been found in the uncontrolled management of the provin- cial revenues; but at this time, Augustus so arra...

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...SERT T T T TORIUS ORIUS ORIUS ORIUS ORIUS IT IS NO GREAT WONDER if in long process of time, while for- tune takes her course hither and thither, numer... ...t the ambassadors found their journey needless, Sphodrias being then under process by the magistrates of Sparta. Sphodrias durst not stay to expect ju... ...ook counsel with the Ephors, and put these also to death privately without process; a thing never before known in the case of any born Spartan. At thi... ...awe of Pompey, and kept on his guard against him, as appeared by his whole management of the war, which he was observed to conduct much more warily th... ...y being appointed chief purveyor, and having within his administration and management all the corn trade, sent abroad his factors and agents into all ... ... his friends who were about him, (of which number Asinius Pollio was one,) computing how many calamities his passing that river would bring upon manki... ...what was at first intended, but even at this time the people had no way of computing the solar year; only the priests could say the time, and they, at... ...he favor he had done him, and desired his counsel and assis- tance, in the management of this office. Cato made answer, that what he had spoken on any...

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...panic trepidation, they were too much ashamed to bring any wakening of the process against Janet Gellatley.’ [The story last told was said to have hap... ...heather, Edward, though not unacquainted with the Scottish liberal- ity in computing distance, began to think that Evan’s five miles were nearly doubl... ...deil take them wha have the least pint stoup.’ [‘The Scotch are liberal in computing their land and liquor; the Scottish pint corresponds to two Engli... ...ctised individually at a mark, and showed extraordinary dex- terity in the management of the pistol and firelock. They took aim, standing, sitting, le... ...a soldier’s wants, and inconsistent with his discipline; and are under the management of a favourite sergeant, through whom they hold an unusually clo... ...e not those of trained soldiers, and that, al- though expert enough in the management of their horses, their skill was that of huntsmen or grooms, rat... ... remain with him till the arrival of the Sheriff gave signal for the fatal procession. 417 Sir Walter Scott CHAPTER LXIX —A darker departure is near... ...aved his hand to Edward, the ranks closed around the sledge, and the whole procession began to move forward. There was a momentary stop at the gateway...

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...earings in the several voyages, together with the minute descriptions of the management of the ship in storms, in the style of sailors; likewise the a... ...ted to some station or other; and that Providence never intended to make the management of public af fairs a mystery to be comprehended only by a few... ...ed feet: I paced the diameter and circumference several times barefoot, and, computing by the scale, measured it pretty exactly. The king’s palace is ... ...he punishment of vice and protection of innocence. I mentioned the pru dent management of our treasury; the valour and achievements of our forces, by... ...st has been destroyed by time or public distur bances. But the usual way of computing how old they are, is by asking them what kings or great persons... ...ons, they re tired to the mountains, and degenerating by degrees, became in process of time much more savage than those of their own species in the c... ...ction. However, about ten days before their death, which they seldom fail in computing, they return the visits that have been made them by those who a...

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...lied to the head, and in another, at page 458, is exhibited the abominable process, applied to two captives, of flaying them alive. One such case had ... ...en Sir W alter Scott is chargeable with considerable licentiousness in the management of his colloquial Scotch. Yet, generally speak- ing, it bears th... ...entary condition, the adjacency of some great cleansing river. In the long process of develop- ment through which cities pass, commerce and other func... ...r sys- tem was so rapidly and earnestly developed. As a first stage in the process of national enthusiasm, this was invaluable. The first impulse drew... ...s. The person who superintended the workmen, and had the whole practi- cal management of one amongst these four houses, was a common builder, without ... ...two roads was directly commanded by the eye from the city walls; and, upon computing the apparent proportions of speed between the two parties, it see... ...tedly embarrassed in its progress to the gate. From the rear, by dexterous management, they gradually insinuated themselves into the centre; and, cont...

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... the community should govern the conduct of those to whom they entrust the management of their affairs; but it does not require an unqualified complai... ...operty of the former is not accu- rately determined, and no means exist of computing that of the latter. I consent, therefore, for the sake of the dis... ...y, explore the courses of the inland streams, and make ready the triumphal procession of civilization across the waste. The favorable influence of the... ...clined to make the experiment. Civilization is the result of a long social process which takes place in the same spot, and is handed down from one gen... ...les are to perish in America, they can only yield after a laborious social process, often interrupted, and as often resumed; they will have many appar... ...; it must almost compulsorily concentrate the direction of all men and the management of all things in the hands of the adminis- tration. If it lead n... ...ublic administration in the hands of the government, in order to wrest the management of local affairs from the aris- tocracy. Towards the close of su...

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...s Cited Home Pages: Penn State Hazleton 2 Dec. 98. <http:// www.hn.psu.edu/computing/guide.htm#available>. Penn State Erie. 2 Dec. 98. <http:// www.ps... ...ers B B B B B est of F F F F F our 12 T he Penn State Hazleton scheduling process works very well for many people. The students and advi- sors at Pen... ...at is more convenient for the students that have to follow this scheduling process. Currently at Penn State Hazleton, students must first set up a mee... ...ter. At Bloomsburg University, students have a much more simple scheduling process. First the students at Bloomsburg meet with their advisors. When th... ... to college to move from the world of unskilled or semi-skilled la- bor to management and the lifestyles that accompany that level of employment. That...

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... was not the standard, was some- thing more than a nominal distinction. In process of time, and as people became gradually more famil- iar with the us... ... never bear any regular proportion to the capital of which he oversees the management; and the owner of this capital, though he is thus discharged of ... ...ich cost only half the price of those commonly made use of, may, with good management, en- joy the advantage of his discovery as long as he lives, and... ...revail in the economy of the rich, naturally introduce themselves into the management of the former; the strict frugality and parsimonious attention o... ... altogether in those goods, and not in the wheel which circulates them. In computing either the gross or the neat revenue of any society, we must alwa... ...t of linen or woollen manufactory. Those different manu- factures come, in process of time, to be gradually subdivided, and thereby improved and refin... ...ogeniture, therefore, came to take place, not im- mediately indeed, but in process of time, in the succession of landed estates, for the same reason t...

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...ection of Philip. It appeared so to her now, though not by any consecutive process of reasoning. She went to fetch the miniature, and gazing on it, sh... ... during dinner, and we’ll institute a rummage up here between that and the procession to the drawing- room, where you’ll be examined head to foot, dev... ... His wife replied: ‘A son.’ ‘ Ah! more births.’ The captain appeared to be computing. ‘But this one’s out of England: and it’s a prince I suppose they... ... work.’ T o this was appended: ‘The better for mankind in the de- veloping process, ay, and a bad day for us, boys, when study masks the charming eyes... ...o had undertaken the secretaryship, and by her vast ability got the entire management, of Miss Mattock’s benevolent institu- tion, and was conducting ...

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... that none of the freshness and glow might fade. The sheer la- bor of this process, not to mention the difficulty, can be measured only by one who att... ... thing that most concerns me, the individual, whether I will or no, is the management of myself in this world. The fundamental and essential condition... ...from life, not strained through books. He amused himself, I remem- ber, by computing how much more expence was absolutely necessary to live upon the s... ...disturbed, take a book, and read, and compose himself to rest. To have the management of the mind is a great art, and it may be attained in a consider... ... of Johnson apprehended was gradually involving his cir- cumstances by bad management. Johnson. ‘Wasting a fortune is evaporation by a thousand imperc... ... duly tried.’ ‘Mr. Langton and he having gone to see a Freemason’s funeral procession, when they were at Rochester, and some solemn musick being playe... ...ethod was most satisfactory to all parties; the publick was gratified by a procession; the crimi- nal was supported by it. Why is all this to be swept...

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...uld of course be taken, were it not that a very trifling alteration in the management within would have remedied all the inconvenience. As a building,... ...lt either with England or with the government of his own country as to its management of this matter; or that, at least, such fault-finding was not hi... ...t seemed to me that the lesson which they had yet to learn was then in the process of being taught to them. They were anxious to be told all about the... ...is fact can- not be repeated in their praise too often. Those who have the management of affairs, who are at the top of the tree, are desirous of givi... ...often, wash himself at such and such inter- vals, and go through a certain process of cleansing his outward garments daily. I met while traveling a se... ...g free mail matter. We have a similar 282 North America V ol. 2 system in computing the value of the service rendered by our post-office to the gover...

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...in another, we must advert to the effects of that superior policy and good management which would probably distinguish the government of one above the... ...nor did she appear to be entirely resigned to it, till, by negotiation and management, something like an equivalent was found for the loss she suppose... ...esources; the mismanagement of their finances; accidental disorders in the management of the government; and, in addition to the rest, the reluctance ... ... forty-second. The south- ern shore of Lake Erie lies below that latitude. Computing the distance between the thirty-first and forty-fifth degrees, it... ...-fifth degrees, it amounts to nine hundred and seventy-three common miles; computing it from thirty-one to forty-two degrees, to seven hundred and six... ...odies poli- tic, or communities, or States. It is evident that there is no process of a court by which the observance of the laws can, in the last res... ... of local objects, which can hardly fail to mislead the decision. The same process must be repeated in every member of which the body is consti- tuted... ...mparative population. The position may be equally illustrated by a similar process between the counties of the same State. No man who is acquainted wi... ... , and principles. In requiring more than a majority , and particularly in computing the proportion by states, not by citizens, it departs from the na...