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Sir Francis Drake The Noblest Knight Stock Photo

RMJ4G9MD–Sir Francis Drake The Noblest Knight

1645 The horse is man's noblest companion - join the cavalry and have a courageous friend LCCN2002712080 Stock Photo

RMPB7X49–1645 The horse is man's noblest companion - join the cavalry and have a courageous friend LCCN2002712080

The horse is man's noblest companion - join the cavalry and have a courageous friend Stock Photo

RM2A4D11B–The horse is man's noblest companion - join the cavalry and have a courageous friend

This is The Noblest Roman of Them All!, 1864. Artist: John Tenniel Stock Photo

RMW7CFTR–This is The Noblest Roman of Them All!, 1864. Artist: John Tenniel

RM2HG8FWH–Sir Francis Drake The Noblest Knight.

Screw of the Warrior, 1861. Diagram of the propellor of an ironclad steamship, showing water level. 'This vessel, the first completed of our new iron-clad ships-of-war, and by far the noblest and most efficient fighting-ship in commission in the world...The rapidity with which the works have been carried on since the ship was launched is most creditable to the contractors, the Thames Shipbuilding Company, and the manner in which the whole of the works of a novel and exceedingly difficult character have been executed has given perfect satisfaction to the inspectors appointed by the Government.. Stock Photo

RM2TBKC62–Screw of the Warrior, 1861. Diagram of the propellor of an ironclad steamship, showing water level. 'This vessel, the first completed of our new iron-clad ships-of-war, and by far the noblest and most efficient fighting-ship in commission in the world...The rapidity with which the works have been carried on since the ship was launched is most creditable to the contractors, the Thames Shipbuilding Company, and the manner in which the whole of the works of a novel and exceedingly difficult character have been executed has given perfect satisfaction to the inspectors appointed by the Government..

'We Are Fighting For God-Given Rights' - In a nationwide radio broadcast Archbishop Francis J. Spellman of the Roman Catholic Archdiocese of New York declared that Americans are fighting for principles which have had 'their noblest exemplification in history in the government of the United States. We are fighting for God-given rights... religious freedom, industrial freedom, educational freedom, social freedom, freedom of speech and of the press.' June 01, 1942. Stock Photo

RM2HX50MH–'We Are Fighting For God-Given Rights' - In a nationwide radio broadcast Archbishop Francis J. Spellman of the Roman Catholic Archdiocese of New York declared that Americans are fighting for principles which have had 'their noblest exemplification in history in the government of the United States. We are fighting for God-given rights... religious freedom, industrial freedom, educational freedom, social freedom, freedom of speech and of the press.' June 01, 1942.

The works of John Ruskin . ntal lines appears to me much connected with theiractive sea life; and as the vase turned upon the wheel thetracing of these level lines by the steady pencil was, I think,associated more in the workmans mind with his pleasurein the sea horizon or in the extent of some fruitful plain,than with the plinths and other mouldings which afterwardscarried the same delight in horizontal lines into the rulingforms of his noblest architecture. It is very interesting tofind the same pleasure in the horizontal bar governing theotherwise totally different mural designs of the two Stock Photo

RM2AKNTM3–The works of John Ruskin . ntal lines appears to me much connected with theiractive sea life; and as the vase turned upon the wheel thetracing of these level lines by the steady pencil was, I think,associated more in the workmans mind with his pleasurein the sea horizon or in the extent of some fruitful plain,than with the plinths and other mouldings which afterwardscarried the same delight in horizontal lines into the rulingforms of his noblest architecture. It is very interesting tofind the same pleasure in the horizontal bar governing theotherwise totally different mural designs of the two

. Familiar garden flowers . Flowers; Plants, Ornamental; Floriculture. HOLLYHOCK. Althaa rosea. HE eclipse of a grand garden flower must be reckoned as a domestic calamity, and this we have had to endure in the cultivation of the hollyhock. But an eclipse is only a tem- porary obscuration; if suns and moons recover their wonted brightness, we may reasonably hope to see the hollyhock once more in its proper splendour, the noblest occupant of the country garden. Remember- ing the late Cecil Lawson's magnificent picture, " The Minister's Garden," we feel that the restoration of the holl Stock Photo

RMPG3K3G–. Familiar garden flowers . Flowers; Plants, Ornamental; Floriculture. HOLLYHOCK. Althaa rosea. HE eclipse of a grand garden flower must be reckoned as a domestic calamity, and this we have had to endure in the cultivation of the hollyhock. But an eclipse is only a tem- porary obscuration; if suns and moons recover their wonted brightness, we may reasonably hope to see the hollyhock once more in its proper splendour, the noblest occupant of the country garden. Remember- ing the late Cecil Lawson's magnificent picture, " The Minister's Garden," we feel that the restoration of the holl

The horse is man's noblest companion join the cavalry and have a courageous friend LCCN2002712080 Stock Photo

RMKE7009–The horse is man's noblest companion join the cavalry and have a courageous friend LCCN2002712080

The engines of H.M. steam-frigate Warrior, 1861. 'This vessel, the first completed of our new iron-clad ships-of-war, and by far the noblest and most efficient fighting-ship in commission in the world...The rapidity with which the works have been carried on since the ship was launched is most creditable to the contractors, the Thames Shipbuilding Company, and the manner in which the whole of the works of a novel and exceedingly difficult character have been executed has given perfect satisfaction to the inspectors appointed by the Government... The shell or framework of the Warrior is formed o Stock Photo

RM2TBKC6Y–The engines of H.M. steam-frigate Warrior, 1861. 'This vessel, the first completed of our new iron-clad ships-of-war, and by far the noblest and most efficient fighting-ship in commission in the world...The rapidity with which the works have been carried on since the ship was launched is most creditable to the contractors, the Thames Shipbuilding Company, and the manner in which the whole of the works of a novel and exceedingly difficult character have been executed has given perfect satisfaction to the inspectors appointed by the Government... The shell or framework of the Warrior is formed o

The famous missions of California . short of our criteria,this much must be said of him, that he was fired throughoutwith the high spirit of his vocation, that he was punctual inthe performance of duty as he understood it, that he wasobedient to the most rigorous dictates of that Gospel whichhe had set himself to preach. In absolute, single-hearted, un-flinching, and tireless devotion to the task of his life—the sal-vation of heathen souls—he spent himself freely and cheer-fully, a true follower of that noblest and most engaging ofthe mediaeval saints, whose law he had laid upon himself, andwh Stock Photo

RM2AWNG7Y–The famous missions of California . short of our criteria,this much must be said of him, that he was fired throughoutwith the high spirit of his vocation, that he was punctual inthe performance of duty as he understood it, that he wasobedient to the most rigorous dictates of that Gospel whichhe had set himself to preach. In absolute, single-hearted, un-flinching, and tireless devotion to the task of his life—the sal-vation of heathen souls—he spent himself freely and cheer-fully, a true follower of that noblest and most engaging ofthe mediaeval saints, whose law he had laid upon himself, andwh

. The natural history of the farm; a guide to the practical study of the sources of our living in wild nature. Natural history. 98 NATURAL HISTORY OF THE FARM Besides the bison, "noblest of American quadrupeds," there were deer and elk and moose, of wide distribution; in the Rockies were mountain sheep and goats; and in their foot- hills, the graceful pronghom. Of these, the red deer remains where given protection; indeed, though never domesticated, it seems to thrive on the borders of civilization. Recently in New Eng- land, farmers have had toldll off wild deer in order to save the Stock Photo

RMPG1BKH–. The natural history of the farm; a guide to the practical study of the sources of our living in wild nature. Natural history. 98 NATURAL HISTORY OF THE FARM Besides the bison, "noblest of American quadrupeds," there were deer and elk and moose, of wide distribution; in the Rockies were mountain sheep and goats; and in their foot- hills, the graceful pronghom. Of these, the red deer remains where given protection; indeed, though never domesticated, it seems to thrive on the borders of civilization. Recently in New Eng- land, farmers have had toldll off wild deer in order to save the

Miss Bateman as Leah, at the Adelphi Theatre, 1864. 'We have engraved the Portrait of Miss Bateman, in her well- known character of Leah, which has during the past winter been performed more than a hundred and fifty times, at the Adelphi Theatre. Many thousands of the London playgoers have been enchanted with the power and grace of this touching dramatic representation, the effect of which can be compared to nothing of its kind upon the stage of late years, except the noblest efforts of Adelaide Ristori. Miss Kate Josephine Bateman was born at Baltimore in 1842. She was a precocious child, one Stock Photo

RM2X21TN9–Miss Bateman as Leah, at the Adelphi Theatre, 1864. 'We have engraved the Portrait of Miss Bateman, in her well- known character of Leah, which has during the past winter been performed more than a hundred and fifty times, at the Adelphi Theatre. Many thousands of the London playgoers have been enchanted with the power and grace of this touching dramatic representation, the effect of which can be compared to nothing of its kind upon the stage of late years, except the noblest efforts of Adelaide Ristori. Miss Kate Josephine Bateman was born at Baltimore in 1842. She was a precocious child, one

The Baptists and the American revolution . in Kevolutionary times, or in our owndays when we hear so much about putting theDivine name in the Constitution. The Bap-tists asked it through Washington; the requestcommended itself to his judgment and to thegenerous soul of Madison, and to the Baptists,beyond a doubt, belongs the glory of engraftingits best article on the noblest Constitution everframed for the government of mankind. Conclusion. The Baptists, through William Carey, havegiven modern missions to the Christian nations.Through Roger Williams the Baptists foundedthe first State on earth Stock Photo

RM2AWRMBM–The Baptists and the American revolution . in Kevolutionary times, or in our owndays when we hear so much about putting theDivine name in the Constitution. The Bap-tists asked it through Washington; the requestcommended itself to his judgment and to thegenerous soul of Madison, and to the Baptists,beyond a doubt, belongs the glory of engraftingits best article on the noblest Constitution everframed for the government of mankind. Conclusion. The Baptists, through William Carey, havegiven modern missions to the Christian nations.Through Roger Williams the Baptists foundedthe first State on earth

. Life of a Scotch naturalist: Thomas Edward, associate of the Linnaean Society. 228 Neighborhood of Pennon. [chap. xii. deposit their young—here, I thought, as I was about to leave the busy throng — even here, man, the noblest creature, though too often degrading himself beneath the lowest of animals, might learn lessons of industry and affection from these humble monitors of nature." During breeding-time the clamor of the sea-birds is tu- multuous, though the lashing of the sea at the foot of the cliffs tends to a great extent to lull their noise; but toward evening all becomes still ag Stock Photo

RMPG07XX–. Life of a Scotch naturalist: Thomas Edward, associate of the Linnaean Society. 228 Neighborhood of Pennon. [chap. xii. deposit their young—here, I thought, as I was about to leave the busy throng — even here, man, the noblest creature, though too often degrading himself beneath the lowest of animals, might learn lessons of industry and affection from these humble monitors of nature." During breeding-time the clamor of the sea-birds is tu- multuous, though the lashing of the sea at the foot of the cliffs tends to a great extent to lull their noise; but toward evening all becomes still ag

Burning of Pengwern Hall, near St. Asaph [in Wales], the seat of Lord Mostyn, 1864. 'This mansion, one of the noblest in the Vale of Clwyd, was the residence of the late Lord Mostyn, but has, since his death, been occupied by his brother, the Hon. T. P. Lloyd. It was built, in 1787...The house was partly of Corinthian architecture, but with a certain originality in the design of its front. It contained not only a great deal of costly furniture, plate, and jewels, but many choice paintings - Dutch, Italian, and English - besides the rare and valuable library of Welsh records and MSS. known as t Stock Photo

RM2X21TF4–Burning of Pengwern Hall, near St. Asaph [in Wales], the seat of Lord Mostyn, 1864. 'This mansion, one of the noblest in the Vale of Clwyd, was the residence of the late Lord Mostyn, but has, since his death, been occupied by his brother, the Hon. T. P. Lloyd. It was built, in 1787...The house was partly of Corinthian architecture, but with a certain originality in the design of its front. It contained not only a great deal of costly furniture, plate, and jewels, but many choice paintings - Dutch, Italian, and English - besides the rare and valuable library of Welsh records and MSS. known as t

. Landscape and figure painters of America. Albert P. Ryder: The Forest of Arden Nevertheless, one of his noblest creations is a re-ligious subject, the Noli Me Tangere, and thoughit has little or nothing in common with any earlypicture of the scene, it surpasses most, if not all, ofthem in an elevation of imaginative mysticism thatdistinguishes it among the masterpieces of religiousart. He has painted the Christ as a suspendedspirit visible in human form and clothed in thecerements of the grave, the very color of the fleshemphasizing the impression of the body of onenewly arisen from the dead Stock Photo

RM2AG36RP–. Landscape and figure painters of America. Albert P. Ryder: The Forest of Arden Nevertheless, one of his noblest creations is a re-ligious subject, the Noli Me Tangere, and thoughit has little or nothing in common with any earlypicture of the scene, it surpasses most, if not all, ofthem in an elevation of imaginative mysticism thatdistinguishes it among the masterpieces of religiousart. He has painted the Christ as a suspendedspirit visible in human form and clothed in thecerements of the grave, the very color of the fleshemphasizing the impression of the body of onenewly arisen from the dead

. The natural history of the farm; a guide to the practical study of the sources of our living in wild nature. Natural history. 98 HISTORY OF FARM Besides the bison, "noblest of American quadrupeds" there were deer and elk and moose, of wide distribution, and in the Rockies were mountain sheep and goat: and in their foot- hills, the graceful prong-horn. Of these, the red deer remains where given protection: indeed, though never domesticated, it seems to thrive on the borders of civilization. Recently in New Eng- land farmers have had to kill off wild deer in order to save their crops Stock Photo

RMPG44TG–. The natural history of the farm; a guide to the practical study of the sources of our living in wild nature. Natural history. 98 HISTORY OF FARM Besides the bison, "noblest of American quadrupeds" there were deer and elk and moose, of wide distribution, and in the Rockies were mountain sheep and goat: and in their foot- hills, the graceful prong-horn. Of these, the red deer remains where given protection: indeed, though never domesticated, it seems to thrive on the borders of civilization. Recently in New Eng- land farmers have had to kill off wild deer in order to save their crops

The steam-transport Adriatic in the ice at Sidney [sic], Cape Breton, 1862. 'The state of the weather on the coast of the country to which our Canadian reinforcements have been dispatched will be well understood from the situation of the vessel in our Engraving..., drawn from a sketch kindly forwarded to us by Lieut. Griffiths, of the 63rd Regiment. The Adriatic was formerly one of the Collins line of Atlantic Mail Steam-ships, and for size, build, and speed, is one of the noblest specimens of naval architecture afloat, being upwards of 8000 tons burden, with a nominal power of 1000 horses. Sh Stock Photo

RM2WG0HY0–The steam-transport Adriatic in the ice at Sidney [sic], Cape Breton, 1862. 'The state of the weather on the coast of the country to which our Canadian reinforcements have been dispatched will be well understood from the situation of the vessel in our Engraving..., drawn from a sketch kindly forwarded to us by Lieut. Griffiths, of the 63rd Regiment. The Adriatic was formerly one of the Collins line of Atlantic Mail Steam-ships, and for size, build, and speed, is one of the noblest specimens of naval architecture afloat, being upwards of 8000 tons burden, with a nominal power of 1000 horses. Sh

. The country home. nces, to enable us to apply them to land cul-ture. We are enabled, as never before, to studyliving nature about us. We must bear in mindthat as we have not reached the end of evolution,neither have our companions. If we do not haveall the birds we want, it is because we do not knowenough about rearing them or protecting them.No one has yet produced the most beautiful rose,or the most delicious peach, or the most useful bird,or the noblest man, or anything else that the worldis capable of yielding. By proper care we canhave a world full, not only of such birds as we havenow, Stock Photo

RM2AFJDKX–. The country home. nces, to enable us to apply them to land cul-ture. We are enabled, as never before, to studyliving nature about us. We must bear in mindthat as we have not reached the end of evolution,neither have our companions. If we do not haveall the birds we want, it is because we do not knowenough about rearing them or protecting them.No one has yet produced the most beautiful rose,or the most delicious peach, or the most useful bird,or the noblest man, or anything else that the worldis capable of yielding. By proper care we canhave a world full, not only of such birds as we havenow,

. The bee-keeper's guide : or Manual of the apiary . Bee culture; Bees. 376 The Mangrove and Palmetto. idly growing in favor as a shade tree, and is incomparalile for posts, it lasts for a great many years when imbedded in the earth. But "the noblest Roman of them all" is the Fig. i8o.. Trtte Mans^rove, cabbage palmetto,Chamoerops palmetto (Fig. 179). As Mr. Hart, of Florida, says, this is the linden of the South. It yields abundant honey, which, as all who saw and tasted it. Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced fo Stock Photo

RMPG1NTH–. The bee-keeper's guide : or Manual of the apiary . Bee culture; Bees. 376 The Mangrove and Palmetto. idly growing in favor as a shade tree, and is incomparalile for posts, it lasts for a great many years when imbedded in the earth. But "the noblest Roman of them all" is the Fig. i8o.. Trtte Mans^rove, cabbage palmetto,Chamoerops palmetto (Fig. 179). As Mr. Hart, of Florida, says, this is the linden of the South. It yields abundant honey, which, as all who saw and tasted it. Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced fo

Section of the bows of H.M.S. Warrior, 1861. Diagram of ironclad steamship showing water level: 'A: Armour plating, 4½ inches thick; B: Teak lining, 8 inches thick; C: Teak lining, 10 inches thick; D: Frame; E E Wing passage...This vessel, the first completed of our new iron-clad ships-of-war, and by far the noblest and most efficient fighting-ship in commission in the world...The rapidity with which the works have been carried on since the ship was launched is most creditable to the contractors, the Thames Shipbuilding Company, and the manner in which the whole of the works of a novel an Stock Photo

RM2TBKC6B–Section of the bows of H.M.S. Warrior, 1861. Diagram of ironclad steamship showing water level: 'A: Armour plating, 4½ inches thick; B: Teak lining, 8 inches thick; C: Teak lining, 10 inches thick; D: Frame; E E Wing passage...This vessel, the first completed of our new iron-clad ships-of-war, and by far the noblest and most efficient fighting-ship in commission in the world...The rapidity with which the works have been carried on since the ship was launched is most creditable to the contractors, the Thames Shipbuilding Company, and the manner in which the whole of the works of a novel an

The Baptists and the American revolution . ISTDEPENDElSrCE HALL IN 1876. 110 THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION, 111 ists did not desire it, the Episcopalians did notwish for it, it went too far for most Presbyte-rians in Kevolutionary times, or in our owndays when we hear so much about putting theDivine name in the Constitution. The Bap-tists asked it through Washington; the requestcommended itself to his judgment and to thegenerous soul of Madison, and to the Baptists,beyond a doubt, belongs the glory of engraftingits best article on the noblest Constitution everframed for the government of mankind. Co Stock Photo

RM2AWRMF8–The Baptists and the American revolution . ISTDEPENDElSrCE HALL IN 1876. 110 THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION, 111 ists did not desire it, the Episcopalians did notwish for it, it went too far for most Presbyte-rians in Kevolutionary times, or in our owndays when we hear so much about putting theDivine name in the Constitution. The Bap-tists asked it through Washington; the requestcommended itself to his judgment and to thegenerous soul of Madison, and to the Baptists,beyond a doubt, belongs the glory of engraftingits best article on the noblest Constitution everframed for the government of mankind. Co

. Elementary woodworking. Woodwork; Trees. 92 ELEMENTARY WOODWORKING being found in great bunches and as long as six inches. Its fruit is a long, thin, brownish pod, which is sweet and contains little hght brown beans. The wood is strong and durable. 45. The Ash. Every boy who has owned a rowboat knows that oars are made of wood from the ash. This is because the oar must be elastic as well as strong, and the timber of the ash tree sup- plies these two qualities. The ash is one of our tallest and noblest forest trees. It is rather slim in build, with beautiful clean shiny green foliage. The mem Stock Photo

RMPG3PJA–. Elementary woodworking. Woodwork; Trees. 92 ELEMENTARY WOODWORKING being found in great bunches and as long as six inches. Its fruit is a long, thin, brownish pod, which is sweet and contains little hght brown beans. The wood is strong and durable. 45. The Ash. Every boy who has owned a rowboat knows that oars are made of wood from the ash. This is because the oar must be elastic as well as strong, and the timber of the ash tree sup- plies these two qualities. The ash is one of our tallest and noblest forest trees. It is rather slim in build, with beautiful clean shiny green foliage. The mem

The French Revolution : a history . and Nature, in an age of Artificiality, Pollutionand Cant; there, in her still completeness, in her stillinvincibility, she, if thou knew it, is the noblest of allliving Frenchwomen,—and will be seen, one day. O,blessed rather while ««seen, even of herself! For thepresent she gazes, nothing doubting, into this grandtheatricality; and thinks her young dreams are to befulfilled. From dawn to dusk, as we said, it lasts ; and truly asight like few. Flourishes of drums and trumpets aresomething: but think of an artificial Rock fifty feethigh, all cut into crag-st Stock Photo

RM2AJGH52–The French Revolution : a history . and Nature, in an age of Artificiality, Pollutionand Cant; there, in her still completeness, in her stillinvincibility, she, if thou knew it, is the noblest of allliving Frenchwomen,—and will be seen, one day. O,blessed rather while ««seen, even of herself! For thepresent she gazes, nothing doubting, into this grandtheatricality; and thinks her young dreams are to befulfilled. From dawn to dusk, as we said, it lasts ; and truly asight like few. Flourishes of drums and trumpets aresomething: but think of an artificial Rock fifty feethigh, all cut into crag-st

. The birds of South Africa. Birds. Bechuanaland—Confluence of Notuani and Limpopo (Holub), Pala- pye. May (Gates), Botletli Eiver (Bryden); Ehodesia—Mashonaland (Ayres and Marshall); German South-west Africa—Great Namaqua- land and Damaraland to Ondonga (Andersson), Kalahari, May, Eeheboth, April (Fleck). Habits.—This, the noblest and finest of all South African Game Birds, is now becoming rather rare. It is found singly or in pairs, or sometimes in small companies of three or four birds. Its favourite resorts are open plains with scattered Mimosa-bush. It is specially fond of a sweet gummy e Stock Photo

RMPG3J4E–. The birds of South Africa. Birds. Bechuanaland—Confluence of Notuani and Limpopo (Holub), Pala- pye. May (Gates), Botletli Eiver (Bryden); Ehodesia—Mashonaland (Ayres and Marshall); German South-west Africa—Great Namaqua- land and Damaraland to Ondonga (Andersson), Kalahari, May, Eeheboth, April (Fleck). Habits.—This, the noblest and finest of all South African Game Birds, is now becoming rather rare. It is found singly or in pairs, or sometimes in small companies of three or four birds. Its favourite resorts are open plains with scattered Mimosa-bush. It is specially fond of a sweet gummy e

Wanderings in the Roman campagna . t La Mentorella is the mostpopular festival of the year. The beginning of the temporal power of the Contidates, as usual, from the election of one of them to thePapacy. Innocent III may have Jjeen over-indulgenttoAxards his kinsmen, and may have distributed too freelythe gifts of the Papacy amongst them, but most certainlyhe ranks among the greatest and noblest men that eversat in the chair of St. Peter. From whatever point ofview we consider him, the catholic of Hurter, Bosquet,or Moroni, or the independent of Gregorovius, he riseslike a giant as a man, as a Stock Photo

RM2AM3B72–Wanderings in the Roman campagna . t La Mentorella is the mostpopular festival of the year. The beginning of the temporal power of the Contidates, as usual, from the election of one of them to thePapacy. Innocent III may have Jjeen over-indulgenttoAxards his kinsmen, and may have distributed too freelythe gifts of the Papacy amongst them, but most certainlyhe ranks among the greatest and noblest men that eversat in the chair of St. Peter. From whatever point ofview we consider him, the catholic of Hurter, Bosquet,or Moroni, or the independent of Gregorovius, he riseslike a giant as a man, as a

. Gilpin's forest scenery;. Trees; Landscape; Forests and forestry. SECTION II. PAEK SOENEEY. EOM clumps we naturally proceed to park scenery, whicli is gene- rally composed of combinations of clumps, interspersed with lawns. When it consists of large districts of wood it rather takes the name of forest scenery. The park, which is a species of land- scape httle known, except in England, is one of the noblest appendages of a great house. Nothing gives a mansion so much dignity as these home demesnes, nor contributes more to mark its consequence. A great house, in a course of years, naturally ac Stock Photo

RMPG2F5H–. Gilpin's forest scenery;. Trees; Landscape; Forests and forestry. SECTION II. PAEK SOENEEY. EOM clumps we naturally proceed to park scenery, whicli is gene- rally composed of combinations of clumps, interspersed with lawns. When it consists of large districts of wood it rather takes the name of forest scenery. The park, which is a species of land- scape httle known, except in England, is one of the noblest appendages of a great house. Nothing gives a mansion so much dignity as these home demesnes, nor contributes more to mark its consequence. A great house, in a course of years, naturally ac

. Schley and Santiago; an historical account of the blockade and final destruction of the Spanish fleet under command of Admiral Pasquale Cervera, July 3, 1898. ed in the very highest and in thevery noblest degree the traditions of theAmerican Navy. AND SANTIAGO 419 THE SPANISH SHIPS. XXV. AND the Spanish ships. Four hours fromthe time they emerged from that narrowharbor entrance in their shining dress of blackpaint, the golden coat-of-arms of Spain ontheir prows, and their silken flags standing outproudly in the breeze, they lay shattered,twisted, useless hulks, stranded on the coast ofCuba. Stock Photo

RM2AFRDF6–. Schley and Santiago; an historical account of the blockade and final destruction of the Spanish fleet under command of Admiral Pasquale Cervera, July 3, 1898. ed in the very highest and in thevery noblest degree the traditions of theAmerican Navy. AND SANTIAGO 419 THE SPANISH SHIPS. XXV. AND the Spanish ships. Four hours fromthe time they emerged from that narrowharbor entrance in their shining dress of blackpaint, the golden coat-of-arms of Spain ontheir prows, and their silken flags standing outproudly in the breeze, they lay shattered,twisted, useless hulks, stranded on the coast ofCuba.

. Chats on Japanese prints. of his brush is miraculous. His landscapes are his greatest works. In the bestof these he shakes off his trifling mood, and, as inPlate 51, creates designs whose stark brilliance andoriginality of composition is unsurpassed. And atleast once, in the noblest of his prints—the rare andmonumental series of The Imagery of the Poets —he achieves a high seriousness that will always beimpressive. Hokusai was born in 1760, the son of a mirror-maker. He lived to the age of eighty-nine years—along life, crowded with privation that wins our sym-pathy, and with incessant devoti Stock Photo

RM2AFYT60–. Chats on Japanese prints. of his brush is miraculous. His landscapes are his greatest works. In the bestof these he shakes off his trifling mood, and, as inPlate 51, creates designs whose stark brilliance andoriginality of composition is unsurpassed. And atleast once, in the noblest of his prints—the rare andmonumental series of The Imagery of the Poets —he achieves a high seriousness that will always beimpressive. Hokusai was born in 1760, the son of a mirror-maker. He lived to the age of eighty-nine years—along life, crowded with privation that wins our sym-pathy, and with incessant devoti

Little Pierre . rm this sacredduty be not vouchsafed me, then let these lines,casual but sincere, betoken what is in mylieart. But wait. I have not recorded that, having re-fused to learn Esthers prayer: O mon souverainroi (the noblest lines in the French language) my LITTLE PIERRE 293 form master made me write out fifty times theverb:I have not learnt my lesson. He was a profanemortal. It is not so that we avenge the glory of apoet. To-day I know my Racine by heart, and he isever new to me. As for you, old Richou (such wasmy masters name), I loathe your memory. Youprofaned the poetry of Racin Stock Photo

RM2ANDCYY–Little Pierre . rm this sacredduty be not vouchsafed me, then let these lines,casual but sincere, betoken what is in mylieart. But wait. I have not recorded that, having re-fused to learn Esthers prayer: O mon souverainroi (the noblest lines in the French language) my LITTLE PIERRE 293 form master made me write out fifty times theverb:I have not learnt my lesson. He was a profanemortal. It is not so that we avenge the glory of apoet. To-day I know my Racine by heart, and he isever new to me. As for you, old Richou (such wasmy masters name), I loathe your memory. Youprofaned the poetry of Racin

RM2AFR37E–. Highland Echo 1915-1925. e cleanest, tru- ? + est, noblest, and most altruistic ++ character is that which results ++ from the fear and love of God, ++ arid from loyalty to His church ++ and Word and will, the College ++ seeks most earnestly and per- ++ sistently to lead every student ++ to enter definitely and heartily + ? into the service of Grod and ++ His church. + Johnny—Mother, do I have t<wash my face? Mother—Certainly, my dear. Johnny—Aw, why cant I jusipowder it, like you do yours? —New York Daily News JUST EMULATION . Mother—Elsie, why are you shout-j ing in that horrible fashio

The history of Methodism [electronic resource] . ssee and foremost volunteer general of the Republic he loved so well. Victorious in Arms: Illustrious in Council. Esteemed Worthy the highest honors of his Country. Noblest type of American Manhood. Generous, Frank, Brave, Incorruptible Patriot, Honorable Citizen, Faithful Friend, Devoted Husband, Beloved Parent, Sincere Christian. * I humbly trust in God. If this is the end, I am ready. Of the original board of trustees, General U S. Grant, ChiefJustice S. P Chase, ex-Mayor Matthew G. Emery, SamuelNorment, Samuel Fowler, Francis A. Lutz, Flodoa Stock Photo

RM2AJ6DG3–The history of Methodism [electronic resource] . ssee and foremost volunteer general of the Republic he loved so well. Victorious in Arms: Illustrious in Council. Esteemed Worthy the highest honors of his Country. Noblest type of American Manhood. Generous, Frank, Brave, Incorruptible Patriot, Honorable Citizen, Faithful Friend, Devoted Husband, Beloved Parent, Sincere Christian. * I humbly trust in God. If this is the end, I am ready. Of the original board of trustees, General U S. Grant, ChiefJustice S. P Chase, ex-Mayor Matthew G. Emery, SamuelNorment, Samuel Fowler, Francis A. Lutz, Flodoa

Horatio Nelson and the naval supremacy of England . he noblest of the old sea-captains must have shownwonderfully like scarecrows in their day. WhenSt. Vincent first went to sea his dress was formed ofa coat that had been made for him to grow up to.It reached down to his heels and was full large inthe sleeves. The dirk and gold-laced hat could butheighten the absurdity of such a figure. * Jervis,however, learnt to respect dress and to insist upon it.A story is told of Commodore Thompson, who, beingone day clad in a pursers duck frock and a common ?Brentons Life of St. Vincent, vol. i., p. 17. Stock Photo

RM2AJE3PJ–Horatio Nelson and the naval supremacy of England . he noblest of the old sea-captains must have shownwonderfully like scarecrows in their day. WhenSt. Vincent first went to sea his dress was formed ofa coat that had been made for him to grow up to.It reached down to his heels and was full large inthe sleeves. The dirk and gold-laced hat could butheighten the absurdity of such a figure. * Jervis,however, learnt to respect dress and to insist upon it.A story is told of Commodore Thompson, who, beingone day clad in a pursers duck frock and a common ?Brentons Life of St. Vincent, vol. i., p. 17.

Doubt and other things, verse and illustrations . [129] Digitized by Microsoft® Parody Vile Parodys a parasite,A fungus growth, a dreaded blightThat oft the noblest poem spoils.For Parody picks out the bestAnd in it makes an ill birds nest. This harpy of the clever mind Receives much praise but leaves behind An odor faint as of a tomb, Where lie fair flowers robbed of their bloom. Or sense of something lovely slain That never more will live again.. [130] Digitized by Microsoft® The Victors In Lifes triumphant chariot rideThe strong, and proudly wave aside All sorrow, pain, and grief;Who breath Stock Photo

RM2ANF2C2–Doubt and other things, verse and illustrations . [129] Digitized by Microsoft® Parody Vile Parodys a parasite,A fungus growth, a dreaded blightThat oft the noblest poem spoils.For Parody picks out the bestAnd in it makes an ill birds nest. This harpy of the clever mind Receives much praise but leaves behind An odor faint as of a tomb, Where lie fair flowers robbed of their bloom. Or sense of something lovely slain That never more will live again.. [130] Digitized by Microsoft® The Victors In Lifes triumphant chariot rideThe strong, and proudly wave aside All sorrow, pain, and grief;Who breath

Boone County Recorder . s ex-perience as a practical surveyor Rogers Bros, General Merchants, It is a pity, but nevertheless true,that only about two p-^ons inBurlington are taking any interestin Edgar Riloyo oftort to establish 1 ruliyii^egreatTrutb tharOodis the In memory of Aioert, CIutterbuoK,win, died Dec. 15th, 1«07, a member ofVentre Lodge No. 154 I. O. O. P.— He was one of the noblest types ofmanhood. He was ever prompt audfaithful in the discharge ot duty, anuntiring laborer iu the cause of Odd-Fellowship. He accepted the principles of our or-der aud practiced them iu his lifewithout Stock Photo

RM2AJKTTD–Boone County Recorder . s ex-perience as a practical surveyor Rogers Bros, General Merchants, It is a pity, but nevertheless true,that only about two p-^ons inBurlington are taking any interestin Edgar Riloyo oftort to establish 1 ruliyii^egreatTrutb tharOodis the In memory of Aioert, CIutterbuoK,win, died Dec. 15th, 1«07, a member ofVentre Lodge No. 154 I. O. O. P.— He was one of the noblest types ofmanhood. He was ever prompt audfaithful in the discharge ot duty, anuntiring laborer iu the cause of Odd-Fellowship. He accepted the principles of our or-der aud practiced them iu his lifewithout

. The War Cry. unrecognized b> any pop-ular school of philosophy, nr is notendorsed with the anthoriiv of anypowerful Government. It the callis in harmony with the mission olJe-us Christ. with the noblest in-stincts in your own nature, with theurging of the Holy Spirii. with theneeds of the suffering, li-en to it.and in some way try to giv> it effect. Turn to the men. women, md chil-dren around you who i,- -d yo«riiclp: go to work at once, mil if 9other means of rescue In .11 hand,avail yourselves of the serv; s of m>own dear people. But ?! • some-thing! 11 y the hell on em-It thesepo Stock Photo

RM2AG2RFH–. The War Cry. unrecognized b> any pop-ular school of philosophy, nr is notendorsed with the anthoriiv of anypowerful Government. It the callis in harmony with the mission olJe-us Christ. with the noblest in-stincts in your own nature, with theurging of the Holy Spirii. with theneeds of the suffering, li-en to it.and in some way try to giv> it effect. Turn to the men. women, md chil-dren around you who i,- -d yo«riiclp: go to work at once, mil if 9other means of rescue In .11 hand,avail yourselves of the serv; s of m>own dear people. But ?! • some-thing! 11 y the hell on em-It thesepo

. History of Egypt, Chaldea, Syria, Babylonia and Assyria . THE KING ON HIS THKONE. 270 THE LAST DAYS OP THE OLD EASTERN WORLD respect as in other Oriental nations was paid only to thegods: this was but natural, for was he not a despot, whowith a word or gesture could abase the noblest of hissubjects, and determine the well-being or misery of hispeople ? His dress differed from that of his nobles only bythe purple dye of its material and the richness of the goldembroideries with which it was adorned, but he was. A VIEW OF THE AP^UJANA OF SUSA, RESTOKED. distinguished from all others by the peo Stock Photo

RM2CE62K1–. History of Egypt, Chaldea, Syria, Babylonia and Assyria . THE KING ON HIS THKONE. 270 THE LAST DAYS OP THE OLD EASTERN WORLD respect as in other Oriental nations was paid only to thegods: this was but natural, for was he not a despot, whowith a word or gesture could abase the noblest of hissubjects, and determine the well-being or misery of hispeople ? His dress differed from that of his nobles only bythe purple dye of its material and the richness of the goldembroideries with which it was adorned, but he was. A VIEW OF THE AP^UJANA OF SUSA, RESTOKED. distinguished from all others by the peo

. A short history of art . hevault became the leading feature of Western architecture,the dome of Byzantine. The noblest example of the latteris the Church of Santa Sophia, the Holy Wisdom, whichwas- founded by Constantine in the year a.d. 325, the yearwhen the Council of Nice was held. It was burned downduring the early part of the reign of Justinian, and rebuiltonly to be destroyed again by the falling of the dome twentyyears later. It was again rebuilt by the same emperor withmore than its former magnificence, and was consecrated in561. When the emperor visited the church after its comple-t Stock Photo

RM2CDHAAE–. A short history of art . hevault became the leading feature of Western architecture,the dome of Byzantine. The noblest example of the latteris the Church of Santa Sophia, the Holy Wisdom, whichwas- founded by Constantine in the year a.d. 325, the yearwhen the Council of Nice was held. It was burned downduring the early part of the reign of Justinian, and rebuiltonly to be destroyed again by the falling of the dome twentyyears later. It was again rebuilt by the same emperor withmore than its former magnificence, and was consecrated in561. When the emperor visited the church after its comple-t

. Through the year with Thoreau . fruit. Man for once standsin such relation to Nature as the animals that pluckand eat as they go. The fields and hills are a tableconstantly spread. Wines of all kinds and qualities,of noblest vintage, are bottled up in the skins ofcountless berries, for the taste of men and animals.To men they seem offered not so much for food as forsociality, that they may picnic with Nature, — dietdrinks, cordials, wines. We pluck and eat in remem-brance of Her. It is a sacrament, a communion. Thenot-forbidden fruits, which no serpent tempts us totaste. Slight and innocent Stock Photo

RM2CGGY02–. Through the year with Thoreau . fruit. Man for once standsin such relation to Nature as the animals that pluckand eat as they go. The fields and hills are a tableconstantly spread. Wines of all kinds and qualities,of noblest vintage, are bottled up in the skins ofcountless berries, for the taste of men and animals.To men they seem offered not so much for food as forsociality, that they may picnic with Nature, — dietdrinks, cordials, wines. We pluck and eat in remem-brance of Her. It is a sacrament, a communion. Thenot-forbidden fruits, which no serpent tempts us totaste. Slight and innocent

. The Catholic encyclopedia (Volume 4); an international work of reference on the constitution, doctrine, discipline and history of the Catholic Church . eligion and literature. We find her usually in vari-ous monasteries, at Rome, Viterbo, and elsewhere,liing in conventual simplicity, the centre of all thatwas noblest in the intellectual and spiritual life of thetimes. She had a peculiar genius for friendship, andthe wonderful spiritual tie that united her to Michel-angelo Buonarroti made the romance of that great artists life. Pietro Bembo, the literary dictator ofthe age, was among her mos Stock Photo

RM2CGY693–. The Catholic encyclopedia (Volume 4); an international work of reference on the constitution, doctrine, discipline and history of the Catholic Church . eligion and literature. We find her usually in vari-ous monasteries, at Rome, Viterbo, and elsewhere,liing in conventual simplicity, the centre of all thatwas noblest in the intellectual and spiritual life of thetimes. She had a peculiar genius for friendship, andthe wonderful spiritual tie that united her to Michel-angelo Buonarroti made the romance of that great artists life. Pietro Bembo, the literary dictator ofthe age, was among her mos

. The art of the Italian renaissance; a handbook for students and travellers. esemblance either in structure, gesture, or illumination, butAvhich mutually enhance their effect by contrast. The indolent figure ofthis pair may well be acclaimed the finest of them all, and not merelv sobecause he has the noblest features. The figure is in repose, but hepresents grandiose contrasts of direction, and the peculiar movement, withthe forward inclination of the head, leaves a marvellous impression. Themost daring foresliortening is combined witli absolute claritv and breadthof a])])earance. Even taking Stock Photo

RM2CECMN0–. The art of the Italian renaissance; a handbook for students and travellers. esemblance either in structure, gesture, or illumination, butAvhich mutually enhance their effect by contrast. The indolent figure ofthis pair may well be acclaimed the finest of them all, and not merelv sobecause he has the noblest features. The figure is in repose, but hepresents grandiose contrasts of direction, and the peculiar movement, withthe forward inclination of the head, leaves a marvellous impression. Themost daring foresliortening is combined witli absolute claritv and breadthof a])])earance. Even taking

. The romance of King Arthur and his knights of the Round table. ing, thenhe made such purveyance that La Beale Isoud should beholdthe jousts in a secret place that was honest for her estate. Now turn we unto Sir Tristram and to La Beale Isoud,how they made great joy daily together with all manner ofmirths that they could devise; and every day Sir Tristramwould go ride a-hunting, for Sir Tristram was that time calledthe best chaser of the world, and the noblest blower of an hornof all manner of measures ; for as books report, of Sir Tristramcame all the good terms of venery and hunting, and al Stock Photo

RM2CEYM58–. The romance of King Arthur and his knights of the Round table. ing, thenhe made such purveyance that La Beale Isoud should beholdthe jousts in a secret place that was honest for her estate. Now turn we unto Sir Tristram and to La Beale Isoud,how they made great joy daily together with all manner ofmirths that they could devise; and every day Sir Tristramwould go ride a-hunting, for Sir Tristram was that time calledthe best chaser of the world, and the noblest blower of an hornof all manner of measures ; for as books report, of Sir Tristramcame all the good terms of venery and hunting, and al

. The romance of King Arthur and his knights of the Round table. that honour doing to Sir Tristram he wasat that time more praised and renowned than an he had over-thrown five hundred knights; and all the people wholly forthis gentleness, first the estates both high and low, and afterthe commonalty cried at once: Sir Launcelot hath won thefield, whosoever say nay. Then was Sir Launcelot wroth andashamed, and so therewithal he rode to King Arthur. Alas,said the king, we are all dismayed that Sir Tristram is thusdeparted from us. He is one of the noblest knights thatever I saw hold spear or swor Stock Photo

RM2CEYTTW–. The romance of King Arthur and his knights of the Round table. that honour doing to Sir Tristram he wasat that time more praised and renowned than an he had over-thrown five hundred knights; and all the people wholly forthis gentleness, first the estates both high and low, and afterthe commonalty cried at once: Sir Launcelot hath won thefield, whosoever say nay. Then was Sir Launcelot wroth andashamed, and so therewithal he rode to King Arthur. Alas,said the king, we are all dismayed that Sir Tristram is thusdeparted from us. He is one of the noblest knights thatever I saw hold spear or swor

. History of the Michigan organizations at Chickamauga, Chattanooga and Missionary Ridge, 1863 [electronic resource]. hand intrepidity of the soldiery engaged. Detachments of three armiesfought side by side, engaged in a common purpose, only emulating each otherin the amount of peril and labor each should encounter. The spectacle ofthe assault on the west side of the Mountain was sublime, and one that isnot rewitnessed in a life time. The exploit will become historical, andmust take rank among the noblest feats of the arms of any nation. General Geary footed up the results of the days operatio Stock Photo

RM2CEMM04–. History of the Michigan organizations at Chickamauga, Chattanooga and Missionary Ridge, 1863 [electronic resource]. hand intrepidity of the soldiery engaged. Detachments of three armiesfought side by side, engaged in a common purpose, only emulating each otherin the amount of peril and labor each should encounter. The spectacle ofthe assault on the west side of the Mountain was sublime, and one that isnot rewitnessed in a life time. The exploit will become historical, andmust take rank among the noblest feats of the arms of any nation. General Geary footed up the results of the days operatio

. The true story of George Washington : called the father of his country. THE SEAL OF THE STATE OF 2P4 THE STORY WITHOUT AN END. ybu, was not yet come to an end. It never will end, while-the world stands, and fathers and niothers teach their boys,and girls to reverence worth and greatness, truth and honor,,nobility and goodness, strength and purpose, grandeur andsuccess—all of which are chapters in the ever-living story^of George Washington, the noblest American.. Books for Yoirg Americans By ELBRIDGE S. BROOKS The Popular ^*True Story ^^ Serks Seven 4to volumes of fram 200 to 300 pages each Stock Photo

RM2CEXEH9–. The true story of George Washington : called the father of his country. THE SEAL OF THE STATE OF 2P4 THE STORY WITHOUT AN END. ybu, was not yet come to an end. It never will end, while-the world stands, and fathers and niothers teach their boys,and girls to reverence worth and greatness, truth and honor,,nobility and goodness, strength and purpose, grandeur andsuccess—all of which are chapters in the ever-living story^of George Washington, the noblest American.. Books for Yoirg Americans By ELBRIDGE S. BROOKS The Popular ^*True Story ^^ Serks Seven 4to volumes of fram 200 to 300 pages each

. Ceremonial to be observed at the consecration of Fairfax Lodge, no.3255, on the roll of the Grand Lodge of England, and installation of the worshipful master designate Thos. M. Woodhead ... on Wednesday, October 16th, 1907, at the Masonic Hall, Rawson Square, Bradford. ns unite, God save the King,Long may King Edward reign. King of the azure main. Masonsresound the strain, God save the King. Tell the King I love him. Our noblest Brother. —GuinCDere* —Gareih And Lunette, Sacred and sweet was all I saw in her.—Timing of the Shrew, J- 5 OAST. ^1^ j|i. j^ f^ j|^ jf^ j|^ %tx (TUa/eefg t%t Queen, Stock Photo

RM2CEYBRW–. Ceremonial to be observed at the consecration of Fairfax Lodge, no.3255, on the roll of the Grand Lodge of England, and installation of the worshipful master designate Thos. M. Woodhead ... on Wednesday, October 16th, 1907, at the Masonic Hall, Rawson Square, Bradford. ns unite, God save the King,Long may King Edward reign. King of the azure main. Masonsresound the strain, God save the King. Tell the King I love him. Our noblest Brother. —GuinCDere* —Gareih And Lunette, Sacred and sweet was all I saw in her.—Timing of the Shrew, J- 5 OAST. ^1^ j|i. j^ f^ j|^ jf^ j|^ %tx (TUa/eefg t%t Queen,

. Cyclopedia of American horticulture, comprising suggestions for cultivation of horticultural plants, descriptions of the species of fruits, vegetables, flowers, and ornamental plants sold in the United States and Canada, together with geographical and biographical sketches. Gardening. 914 LILIUM LILIUM LtLITJM (ancient Latin name). LiJiacecp. Lily. The Lilies have always been loolied upon as amongst the noblest of garden plants. Their conspicuous tiowers, striiiing colors, and their stately forms appeal stronglj^ to the eye and to the imagination as well. They are among those good "old- Stock Photo

RMRE2AGC–. Cyclopedia of American horticulture, comprising suggestions for cultivation of horticultural plants, descriptions of the species of fruits, vegetables, flowers, and ornamental plants sold in the United States and Canada, together with geographical and biographical sketches. Gardening. 914 LILIUM LILIUM LtLITJM (ancient Latin name). LiJiacecp. Lily. The Lilies have always been loolied upon as amongst the noblest of garden plants. Their conspicuous tiowers, striiiing colors, and their stately forms appeal stronglj^ to the eye and to the imagination as well. They are among those good "old-

. Fungi; their nature, influence, and uses;. Fungi. 50 FUNGI.. Fig the threads are branched, but the spores are collected in clusters usually, and are moreover septate. In other genera similar distinctions prevail. These tvFO groups of black moulds and â white moulds are the noblest, and contain the largest number of genera and species amongst the Hyphomycetes. There is, how- ever, the small group of Isariacei, in which the threads are compacted, and a semblance of such hymenomycetal forms as Olavaria and Pterula is the result, but it is doubtful if this g^oup contains many autonomous species. Stock Photo

RMRE1GMR–. Fungi; their nature, influence, and uses;. Fungi. 50 FUNGI.. Fig the threads are branched, but the spores are collected in clusters usually, and are moreover septate. In other genera similar distinctions prevail. These tvFO groups of black moulds and â white moulds are the noblest, and contain the largest number of genera and species amongst the Hyphomycetes. There is, how- ever, the small group of Isariacei, in which the threads are compacted, and a semblance of such hymenomycetal forms as Olavaria and Pterula is the result, but it is doubtful if this g^oup contains many autonomous species.

. The forester's manual, or, The forest trees of Eastern North America [microform]. Trees; Arbres. FORESTERS' I^UNUAL 61 Oak fa;ed well, forit furnished indeed the most delectahle of ournuts, but now it is in an evil case. Largely through the growing scarceness of the gray squirrel the White Oak, the most valuable of its group, is no longer planted throughout its range. Its edibility is now a menace to its life, for it lies exposed and all things eagerly devour it while the other acorns lie untouched and we are now threatened with the extermination of this our noblest oak, the one that chiefly Stock Photo

RMREMHHK–. The forester's manual, or, The forest trees of Eastern North America [microform]. Trees; Arbres. FORESTERS' I^UNUAL 61 Oak fa;ed well, forit furnished indeed the most delectahle of ournuts, but now it is in an evil case. Largely through the growing scarceness of the gray squirrel the White Oak, the most valuable of its group, is no longer planted throughout its range. Its edibility is now a menace to its life, for it lies exposed and all things eagerly devour it while the other acorns lie untouched and we are now threatened with the extermination of this our noblest oak, the one that chiefly

RMRDHPEG–. Familiar garden flowers . Flowers; Plants, Ornamental; Floriculture. HOLLYHOCK. Althaa rosea. HE eclipse of a grand garden flower must be reckoned as a domestic calamity, and this we have had to endure in the cultivation of the hollyhock. But an eclipse is only a tem- porary obscuration; if suns and moons recover their wonted brightness, we may reasonably hope to see the hollyhock once more in its proper splendour, the noblest occupant of the country garden. Remember- ing the late Cecil Lawson's magnificent picture, " The Minister's Garden," we feel that the restoration of the holl

. The animals of the world. Brehm's life of animals;. Mammals. 410 THE ODD-TOED ANIMALS. The Arabs distinguish many strains of blood among their Horses and every locality, every tribe, boasts of its special breed. At present there are twenty-one tribes or families distinguished in Arabia, the five best of which are ranged under the title of "Kham- sa," and are said to be descended from the five mares of Solomon. [The Arab always reckons the breeding of the colt by that of the female ancestors.] The oldest and noblest of these families is the " Kehilan" or "Kohlani.&quo Stock Photo

RMRDHDC7–. The animals of the world. Brehm's life of animals;. Mammals. 410 THE ODD-TOED ANIMALS. The Arabs distinguish many strains of blood among their Horses and every locality, every tribe, boasts of its special breed. At present there are twenty-one tribes or families distinguished in Arabia, the five best of which are ranged under the title of "Kham- sa," and are said to be descended from the five mares of Solomon. [The Arab always reckons the breeding of the colt by that of the female ancestors.] The oldest and noblest of these families is the " Kehilan" or "Kohlani.&quo

. Sea and land [microform] : an illustrated history of the wonderful and curious things of nature existing before and since the deluge ... : being a natural history of the sea illustrated by stirring adventures with whales ... : also a natural history of land-creatures such as lions, ... : to which is appended a description of the cannibals and wild races of the world, their customs, habits, ferocity and curious ways. Zoology; Natural history; Zoologie; Sciences naturelles. who follows , a quick sight jceros is less lat it requires :houf the noblest escapes, for- urce of inter- one who iid- th Stock Photo

RMREKFFJ–. Sea and land [microform] : an illustrated history of the wonderful and curious things of nature existing before and since the deluge ... : being a natural history of the sea illustrated by stirring adventures with whales ... : also a natural history of land-creatures such as lions, ... : to which is appended a description of the cannibals and wild races of the world, their customs, habits, ferocity and curious ways. Zoology; Natural history; Zoologie; Sciences naturelles. who follows , a quick sight jceros is less lat it requires :houf the noblest escapes, for- urce of inter- one who iid- th

. Recent rambles; or, In touch with nature. Natural history. ii6 In Touch with Nature. The looked-for shower came far sooner than expected, and my first intimation of its approach was the threatening peal of thunder that echoed down the valley, and seemed rather to gather strength, than die, as it had reached the hills be- yond. Such thunder, without a hint of lightning's destructive touch in its tones, is one of Nature's. noblest melodies. It does not awe the birds that sang merrily in reply to many a peal. But the. Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may Stock Photo

RMRE02G5–. Recent rambles; or, In touch with nature. Natural history. ii6 In Touch with Nature. The looked-for shower came far sooner than expected, and my first intimation of its approach was the threatening peal of thunder that echoed down the valley, and seemed rather to gather strength, than die, as it had reached the hills be- yond. Such thunder, without a hint of lightning's destructive touch in its tones, is one of Nature's. noblest melodies. It does not awe the birds that sang merrily in reply to many a peal. But the. Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may

RMRDCNDF–. The natural history of the farm; a guide to the practical study of the sources of our living in wild nature. Natural history. 98 NATURAL HISTORY OF THE FARM Besides the bison, "noblest of American quadrupeds," there were deer and elk and moose, of wide distribution; in the Rockies were mountain sheep and goats; and in their foot- hills, the graceful pronghom. Of these, the red deer remains where given protection; indeed, though never domesticated, it seems to thrive on the borders of civilization. Recently in New Eng- land, farmers have had toldll off wild deer in order to save the

. The natural history of the farm : a guide to the practical study of the sources of our living in wild nature . Natural history. 9« NATURAL HISTORY OF THE FARM Besides the bison, "noblest of American quadrupeds," there were deer and elk and moose, of wide distribution; in the Rockies were mountain sheep and goats; and in their foot- hills, the graceful pronghorn. Of these, the red deer remains where given protection; indeed, though never domesticated, it seems to thrive on the borders of civilization. Recently in New Eng- land, farmers have had to kill off wild deer in order to save Stock Photo

RMRDGXH7–. The natural history of the farm : a guide to the practical study of the sources of our living in wild nature . Natural history. 9« NATURAL HISTORY OF THE FARM Besides the bison, "noblest of American quadrupeds," there were deer and elk and moose, of wide distribution; in the Rockies were mountain sheep and goats; and in their foot- hills, the graceful pronghorn. Of these, the red deer remains where given protection; indeed, though never domesticated, it seems to thrive on the borders of civilization. Recently in New Eng- land, farmers have had to kill off wild deer in order to save

. The parks, promenades, & gardens of Paris, described and considered in relation to the wants of our own cities, and the public and private gardens. Gardens; Parks. 196 SUBTROPICAL PLANTS FOR THE FLOWER GARDEN. Fio. 68. cuttings, and requires a dry greenhouse shelf in the winter. Light sandy earth, not of necessity very poor, will suit it best in the open air. It is likely to become one of the most popular of all garden plants. Ferdinanda eminens.—This is one of the tallest and noblest subtropical plants, growing well in the southern and midland counties: wherever it is supplied with rich Stock Photo

RMRDT87N–. The parks, promenades, & gardens of Paris, described and considered in relation to the wants of our own cities, and the public and private gardens. Gardens; Parks. 196 SUBTROPICAL PLANTS FOR THE FLOWER GARDEN. Fio. 68. cuttings, and requires a dry greenhouse shelf in the winter. Light sandy earth, not of necessity very poor, will suit it best in the open air. It is likely to become one of the most popular of all garden plants. Ferdinanda eminens.—This is one of the tallest and noblest subtropical plants, growing well in the southern and midland counties: wherever it is supplied with rich

RMRDF1N9–. The bee-keeper's guide : or Manual of the apiary . Bee culture; Bees. 376 The Mangrove and Palmetto. idly growing in favor as a shade tree, and is incomparalile for posts, it lasts for a great many years when imbedded in the earth. But "the noblest Roman of them all" is the Fig. i8o.. Trtte Mans^rove, cabbage palmetto,Chamoerops palmetto (Fig. 179). As Mr. Hart, of Florida, says, this is the linden of the South. It yields abundant honey, which, as all who saw and tasted it. Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced fo

$. Textbook of landscape gardening, designed especially for the use of non-professional students. Landscape gardening. TREES that it will withstand severe drouth and cold and can therefore be used on the most exposed locations in the northwestern plains. Oak: Another genus containing a number of our noblest trees. The best for landscape gardening are probably the white oak, the swamp white oak, scarlet oak, pin oak, red oak and mossy-cup oak. Popular prejudice does , '^ ^'/ the oaks an injustice in ,V'^/ / believing them to grow ^ S { ^^^' i / ^ very slowly. They are " */n f^^ ^j,' '. / Stock Photo$

RMRDMT7F–. Textbook of landscape gardening, designed especially for the use of non-professional students. Landscape gardening. TREES that it will withstand severe drouth and cold and can therefore be used on the most exposed locations in the northwestern plains. Oak: Another genus containing a number of our noblest trees. The best for landscape gardening are probably the white oak, the swamp white oak, scarlet oak, pin oak, red oak and mossy-cup oak. Popular prejudice does , '^ ^'/ the oaks an injustice in ,V'^/ / believing them to grow ^ S { ^^^' i / ^ very slowly. They are " */n f^^ ^j,' '. /

RMRDE25F–. The natural history of the farm; a guide to the practical study of the sources of our living in wild nature. Natural history. 98 HISTORY OF FARM Besides the bison, "noblest of American quadrupeds" there were deer and elk and moose, of wide distribution, and in the Rockies were mountain sheep and goat: and in their foot- hills, the graceful prong-horn. Of these, the red deer remains where given protection: indeed, though never domesticated, it seems to thrive on the borders of civilization. Recently in New Eng- land farmers have had to kill off wild deer in order to save their crops

. Textbook of landscape gardening, designed especially for the use of non-professional students. Landscape gardening. TEXTBOOK OF LANDSCAPE GARDENING of planting occasionally, preferably on larger grounds and on good rich land in the middle states. Magnolias: Certain species are characteristic of the South, but other kinds can be grown as far north as the Great Lakes. They are desirable mainly on account of their showy flowers.. Fig. 116. The Sugar Maple â iti^^ Maples: Here we have some of the noblest trees anywhere known. The common sugar maple is one of the best. The soft or silver maple is Stock Photo

RMRDMT7J–. Textbook of landscape gardening, designed especially for the use of non-professional students. Landscape gardening. TEXTBOOK OF LANDSCAPE GARDENING of planting occasionally, preferably on larger grounds and on good rich land in the middle states. Magnolias: Certain species are characteristic of the South, but other kinds can be grown as far north as the Great Lakes. They are desirable mainly on account of their showy flowers.. Fig. 116. The Sugar Maple â iti^^ Maples: Here we have some of the noblest trees anywhere known. The common sugar maple is one of the best. The soft or silver maple is

. Mammals of other lands;. Mammals. CHAPTER XVII THE DEER TRIBE BY H. A. BRYDEN DEER represent as a family the non-domesticated class of ruminants. Generally speaking, the males are distinguished by antlers, which are shed periodically, usually once a year, and again renewed. Comprising as it does some of the noblest mammals to be found on the face of the earth, this large and important tribe is to be found distributed over a large portion of the world's surface, from the Arctic North, the home of the wild reindeer, to Patagonia, in Southern South America. Deer are, however, not found in the c Stock Photo

RMRDMDPE–. Mammals of other lands;. Mammals. CHAPTER XVII THE DEER TRIBE BY H. A. BRYDEN DEER represent as a family the non-domesticated class of ruminants. Generally speaking, the males are distinguished by antlers, which are shed periodically, usually once a year, and again renewed. Comprising as it does some of the noblest mammals to be found on the face of the earth, this large and important tribe is to be found distributed over a large portion of the world's surface, from the Arctic North, the home of the wild reindeer, to Patagonia, in Southern South America. Deer are, however, not found in the c

RMRDE1TJ–. Life of a Scotch naturalist: Thomas Edward, associate of the Linnaean Society. 228 Neighborhood of Pennon. [chap. xii. deposit their young—here, I thought, as I was about to leave the busy throng — even here, man, the noblest creature, though too often degrading himself beneath the lowest of animals, might learn lessons of industry and affection from these humble monitors of nature." During breeding-time the clamor of the sea-birds is tu- multuous, though the lashing of the sea at the foot of the cliffs tends to a great extent to lull their noise; but toward evening all becomes still ag

. Florists' review [microform]. Floriculture. Netherlands Gardens and the Inside Inn at the Panama-Pacific Exposition, San Francisco., Cat. great deal of the way will be through the noblest forest that mankind has ever known. Many of the trees are ten to twenty feet in diameter. The trip can be made. either by steamer from San Francisco to Eureka, or by the Northwestern Pacific railroad and special rates of fare will be provided for. At Eureka the party will be taken charge by citizens with auto- mobiles. The plan contemplates a trip to Strongs Station, on the Van Duzeu river, thirty-five mile Stock Photo

RMRRT996–. Florists' review [microform]. Floriculture. Netherlands Gardens and the Inside Inn at the Panama-Pacific Exposition, San Francisco., Cat. great deal of the way will be through the noblest forest that mankind has ever known. Many of the trees are ten to twenty feet in diameter. The trip can be made. either by steamer from San Francisco to Eureka, or by the Northwestern Pacific railroad and special rates of fare will be provided for. At Eureka the party will be taken charge by citizens with auto- mobiles. The plan contemplates a trip to Strongs Station, on the Van Duzeu river, thirty-five mile

. The silva of North America [microform] : a description of the tree which grow naturally in North America exclusive of Mexico. Trees; Trees; Gymnosperms; Conifers; Arbres; Arbres; Gymnospermes; ConifÃ¨res. 30 SILVA OF NORTH AMERICA. CONIFEILS. Douglas; and although it has proved perfectly hardy in western and central Europe, and in eastern America as far north as southern New Engknd, it grows very slowly in cultivation, and gives little indication of assuming its true habit or attaining a large size. The Sugar Pine, the noblest of its race, surpassing all other Pine-trees in girth and length Stock Photo

RMRJ1RM6–. The silva of North America [microform] : a description of the tree which grow naturally in North America exclusive of Mexico. Trees; Trees; Gymnosperms; Conifers; Arbres; Arbres; Gymnospermes; ConifÃ¨res. 30 SILVA OF NORTH AMERICA. CONIFEILS. Douglas; and although it has proved perfectly hardy in western and central Europe, and in eastern America as far north as southern New Engknd, it grows very slowly in cultivation, and gives little indication of assuming its true habit or attaining a large size. The Sugar Pine, the noblest of its race, surpassing all other Pine-trees in girth and length

RMRDFF0C–. Gilpin's forest scenery;. Trees; Landscape; Forests and forestry. SECTION II. PAEK SOENEEY. EOM clumps we naturally proceed to park scenery, whicli is gene- rally composed of combinations of clumps, interspersed with lawns. When it consists of large districts of wood it rather takes the name of forest scenery. The park, which is a species of land- scape httle known, except in England, is one of the noblest appendages of a great house. Nothing gives a mansion so much dignity as these home demesnes, nor contributes more to mark its consequence. A great house, in a course of years, naturally ac

RMRDJD7Y–. The birds of South Africa. Birds. Bechuanaland—Confluence of Notuani and Limpopo (Holub), Pala- pye. May (Gates), Botletli Eiver (Bryden); Ehodesia—Mashonaland (Ayres and Marshall); German South-west Africa—Great Namaqua- land and Damaraland to Ondonga (Andersson), Kalahari, May, Eeheboth, April (Fleck). Habits.—This, the noblest and finest of all South African Game Birds, is now becoming rather rare. It is found singly or in pairs, or sometimes in small companies of three or four birds. Its favourite resorts are open plains with scattered Mimosa-bush. It is specially fond of a sweet gummy e

. A Treatise on the horse and his diseases [microform]. Horses; Horses; Horseshoeing; Chevaux; Chevaux; Marechalerie. IB, i i!: t ! 73 WHAT 18 GOOD FOR MAN IS GOOD FOR BEAf5T, !'i . I. It has long been the opinion of eminent scientists, wlio have made the realm of Tiatiire the Btudy of a lifetime, that the horse is our noblest domestic animal, perfect in structure, beautiful in appearance, and exhibiting a large amount of intelligence, and whose phys- ical nature closely resembles that of the human family, thus showing that the cau-es and eflfects of diseases may be quite similar to diseases Stock Photo

RMRJ5BH2–. A Treatise on the horse and his diseases [microform]. Horses; Horses; Horseshoeing; Chevaux; Chevaux; Marechalerie. IB, i i!: t ! 73 WHAT 18 GOOD FOR MAN IS GOOD FOR BEAf5T, !'i . I. It has long been the opinion of eminent scientists, wlio have made the realm of Tiatiire the Btudy of a lifetime, that the horse is our noblest domestic animal, perfect in structure, beautiful in appearance, and exhibiting a large amount of intelligence, and whose phys- ical nature closely resembles that of the human family, thus showing that the cau-es and eflfects of diseases may be quite similar to diseases

RMRDHDGT–. Elementary woodworking. Woodwork; Trees. 92 ELEMENTARY WOODWORKING being found in great bunches and as long as six inches. Its fruit is a long, thin, brownish pod, which is sweet and contains little hght brown beans. The wood is strong and durable. 45. The Ash. Every boy who has owned a rowboat knows that oars are made of wood from the ash. This is because the oar must be elastic as well as strong, and the timber of the ash tree sup- plies these two qualities. The ash is one of our tallest and noblest forest trees. It is rather slim in build, with beautiful clean shiny green foliage. The mem

. Frank Forester's field sports of the United States and British provinces of North America [microform]. Game and game-birds; Hunting; Gibier; Chasse. 248 FRANK FORESTEE's FIELD SPORTS. II III GROUSE SHOOTING.. HIS noble sport I have never my- self had an opportunity of enjoying, though I still live in the hope of finding myself on some fine autum. nal morning, in the Western Prairies, with two or three brace of good dogs, a staunch companion, and all appur- tenances suitable for a month's sport. They are in all respects the noblest bird, which is to be shot over Pointers in the United States; Stock Photo

RMREP901–. Frank Forester's field sports of the United States and British provinces of North America [microform]. Game and game-birds; Hunting; Gibier; Chasse. 248 FRANK FORESTEE's FIELD SPORTS. II III GROUSE SHOOTING.. HIS noble sport I have never my- self had an opportunity of enjoying, though I still live in the hope of finding myself on some fine autum. nal morning, in the Western Prairies, with two or three brace of good dogs, a staunch companion, and all appur- tenances suitable for a month's sport. They are in all respects the noblest bird, which is to be shot over Pointers in the United States;

. Frank Forester's field sports of the United States and British provinces of North America [microform]. Game and game-birds; Hunting; Gibier; Chasse. L'lS FRANK forester's FIELD SPORTS. GROUSE SHOOTING. HIS noble sport I have never myseli Lad an opportunity of enjoying, though I still live in the hope of finding myself 'onsome fine autumnal morning, in the Western Prairies, with two or three brace of good dogs, a staunch compan- ion, and all appurtenances suitable for a month's sport. They are in all respects the noblest bird, which is to be shot over Pointers in the United States ; and the v Stock Photo

RMRJ0XA3–. Frank Forester's field sports of the United States and British provinces of North America [microform]. Game and game-birds; Hunting; Gibier; Chasse. L'lS FRANK forester's FIELD SPORTS. GROUSE SHOOTING. HIS noble sport I have never myseli Lad an opportunity of enjoying, though I still live in the hope of finding myself 'onsome fine autumnal morning, in the Western Prairies, with two or three brace of good dogs, a staunch compan- ion, and all appurtenances suitable for a month's sport. They are in all respects the noblest bird, which is to be shot over Pointers in the United States ; and the v

. The polar world [microform] : a popular description of man and nature in the Arctic and Antarctic regions of the globe. Arctic races; Zoology; Races arctiques; Zoologie. 4-22 TIIK ruLAU AVORLD. this is all that romains <»!' the ;4'allaiit sliips which so 1io|m' fully sailed forth, inuhT one of the noblest seaineu that r, i served in the navy of Great Britain. It is a curious circunistauce, that Franklin's sliips perisliod within sij^'htof the headlands named Cape Franklin an«l (*;ipr Jane Franklin, by their discoverer, Sir Janies Ross, ei^lilecu years before.. I hi- liicat Novth'juj DiV' Stock Photo

RMRJ5B2M–. The polar world [microform] : a popular description of man and nature in the Arctic and Antarctic regions of the globe. Arctic races; Zoology; Races arctiques; Zoologie. 4-22 TIIK ruLAU AVORLD. this is all that romains <»!' the ;4'allaiit sliips which so 1io|m' fully sailed forth, inuhT one of the noblest seaineu that r, i served in the navy of Great Britain. It is a curious circunistauce, that Franklin's sliips perisliod within sij^'htof the headlands named Cape Franklin an«l (*;ipr Jane Franklin, by their discoverer, Sir Janies Ross, ei^lilecu years before.. I hi- liicat Novth'juj DiV'

. Florists' review [microform]. Floriculture. ^l:^^3^^flff"^?T,,fy''^?^^^^i•'^ -^-.v=v.' ->' ->»•,??? ?».,???'.? August 5, 1915. The Rorists' Review 15. Netherlands Gardens and the Inside Inn at the Panama-Pacific Exposition, San Francisco., Cat. great deal of the way will be through the noblest forest that mankind has ever known. Many of the trees are ten to twenty feet in diameter. The trip can be made. either by steamer from San Francisco to Eureka, or by the Northwestern Pacific railroad and special rates of fare will be provided for. At Eureka the party will be taken charge by Stock Photo

RMRRT99G–. Florists' review [microform]. Floriculture. ^l:^^3^^flff"^?T,,fy''^?^^^^i•'^ -^-.v=v.' ->' ->»•,??? ?».,???'.? August 5, 1915. The Rorists' Review 15. Netherlands Gardens and the Inside Inn at the Panama-Pacific Exposition, San Francisco., Cat. great deal of the way will be through the noblest forest that mankind has ever known. Many of the trees are ten to twenty feet in diameter. The trip can be made. either by steamer from San Francisco to Eureka, or by the Northwestern Pacific railroad and special rates of fare will be provided for. At Eureka the party will be taken charge by

RMRJ1P2A–. The polar world [microform] : a popular description of man and nature in the Arctic and Antarctic regions of the globe . Arctic races; Zoology; Races arctiques; Zoologie. I I 4 A^:i TIIK roLAR WORI-f). this is all that renuii'is of the f^nillaiit sliips which so hopc- i'uUy sailed forth, under one of the noblest seaineu that ever served in the navy of Great Britain. It is a eurious circumstance, that Fraukhn's sliips perished within sight of the headlands named C/upe Franklin and Ciqic Jane Franklin, by their discoverer, Sir James Ross, eighteen years before.. TUK 'IIIEAT NOUTUEIIN HIVEH.. P

. The parks and gardens of Paris, considered in relation to the wants of other cities and of the public and private gardens; being notes on a study of Paris gardens. Gardening; Gardens; Parks. Chap. X.] TREES FOR CITIES. 155 Northern Italy; in the towns of cold Central France, in the fine old cities in La Belle Touraine, and in Anjou, where the Camellia and Azalea grow luxuriantly in the open air; in the numerous new boulevards of Paris; under a scorching sun in Naples ; and in many other places, thousands of miles from its native home in North America; and everywhere it is by far the noblest Stock Photo

RMRDTE4N–. The parks and gardens of Paris, considered in relation to the wants of other cities and of the public and private gardens; being notes on a study of Paris gardens. Gardening; Gardens; Parks. Chap. X.] TREES FOR CITIES. 155 Northern Italy; in the towns of cold Central France, in the fine old cities in La Belle Touraine, and in Anjou, where the Camellia and Azalea grow luxuriantly in the open air; in the numerous new boulevards of Paris; under a scorching sun in Naples ; and in many other places, thousands of miles from its native home in North America; and everywhere it is by far the noblest

$. The forester's manual, or, The forest trees of Eastern North America [microform]. Trees; Arbres. FORESTERS' IMANUAL 89. 8. M AGNOLIACE.^ - MAGNOLIA FAMILY Yellow Poplar. {Lirio- T.oupTkb.,Wh,xb.Wooo.câ¢e^W^.^j One of the noblest fores, '-?.â "jÂ»-*J!?/:l^^^^^ feaVnSatt >vS S'sf*.:;S'u. ,0 *e Â»ea.e. is poor fuel; a dry cubic foot ""Shs 26 lbs. , ^.^â Makes YK"e1ââtTa*Tâd Vo'oTbtr^lXrTd'ry po.der or as ^!^L plt^AX^S and Â«Pecian,|Ood tor wor.^^ . ,^^ L^d^tL^;i'ardrtlr'rnl:* i*dtSt.re waste and barren plains n'b:'^:;?.Ss'^rS'iHo.tb.be,^..b^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ IK^s'TKa'^-^tv^ Stock Photo$

RMREMH2R–. The forester's manual, or, The forest trees of Eastern North America [microform]. Trees; Arbres. FORESTERS' IMANUAL 89. 8. M AGNOLIACE.^ - MAGNOLIA FAMILY Yellow Poplar. {Lirio- T.oupTkb.,Wh,xb.Wooo.câ¢e^W^.^j One of the noblest fores, '-?.â "jÂ»-*J!?/:l^^^^^ feaVnSatt >vS S'sf*.:;S'u. ,0 *e Â»ea.e. is poor fuel; a dry cubic foot ""Shs 26 lbs. , ^.^â Makes YK"e1ââtTa*Tâd Vo'oTbtr^lXrTd'ry po.der or as ^!^L plt^AX^S and Â«Pecian,|Ood tor wor.^^ . ,^^ L^d^tL^;i'ardrtlr'rnl:* i*dtSt.re waste and barren plains n'b:'^:;?.Ss'^rS'iHo.tb.be,^..b^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ IK^s'TKa'^-^tv^

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