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A little consideration and reflection upon words which have been coined in our own time shows that language offers an abstract and brief chronicle of social psychology.
MAGENTA TO PINK FLOWERS "Botany is a sequel of murder and a chronicle of the dead.
What her obligations were, and who this lady was, belong in no way to this history-that is to say, the explanation belongs to Angela's simple chronicle of the old days, when she was only Miss Messenger, the heiress presumptive of the great brewery.
It would be a family chronicle of small beer, but there could be nothing, probably, very disagreeable to learn about the career of the late sergeant, his father, nor anything painful about the course of the Coppins.
(32) There is a separate treatise on the Miracles of Simon of Montfort, printed along with Rishanger’s Chronicle by the Camden Society, 1840.
It comes out well in the riming Chronicle of Robert of Gloucester (ii.
He is borne out by the Chronicle 1135: “Stephne de Blais com to Lundene and te Lundenisce folc him underfeng;189” and by William of Malmesbury, Historia Novella, i.
” The only English piece on these wars belongs to an193 earlier date, namely, the satirical poem against King Richard, how the one English Augustus “Makede him a castel of a mulne post;” but we get verses on Simon’s death in the Chronicle of Robert of Gloucester (ii.
An old chronicle informs us that from the year 1411 to 1413 every tree in the country was perfectly leafless.
I am here stating the views and opinions of others without definitely professing to be satisfied with them, but as they have met with some acceptance, it is proper to chronicle them, though we know nothing of the nature of the repulsive force here talked about.
By referring these two points to the Ecliptic we find they correspond to the Sun’s position on or about the 24th of May, and the 26th of January, and I shall leave the reader to look up his Almanac and find the individuals (illustrious they must needs be to find chronicle in Whittaker) who were capable of filling the requirements of the case.
We give a short résumé which appeared in the pages of the Daily Chronicle a short while ago.
The Anglo-Saxon Chronicle mentions the great gifts and many treasures of skins decked with purple, pelisses of marten skin, weasel skin, and ermine skin, which King Malcolm of Scotland and his sister Margaret gave to the Conqueror in 1074.
From a chapter on hats in the London Chronicle for 1762 we learn that-"Some wear their hats with the corner that should come over their foreheads high in the air; these are the Gawkies.
Hubert Handley's book called "The Fatal Opulence of Bishops," and was originally supplied by the artless candour of the present[291] Bishop of London, who in the year 1893 published in the Oxford House Chronicle a statistical statement by an unnamed Bishop.
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