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..., prepared for col- lege at the Chicago Latin sohool. He has played center field on the baseball team for two years, and forward on the 1907 varsity b... ...H pitching s([Uiid were in regu- lar form because of the cold weather. The fielding, esjiecially tliut of the inhcld, was good, even brilliant. Waters... ...iiilli [ilaying in almost iiiid-seasnii foiiii. III the outfield, the left fielder's position received ])raotically all of the chances; Kelley at left... ...andescent electric lighting. Dr. Hunter is a graduate of the University of Auckland, New Zealand, has pur- sued scientific studies in England, France ... ...e«aor Rice will take up Lindos, and Professor Howes, Crete; the remarkable volcanic island of Tbe- ra, and los and Paros will com- plete Professor Ric...

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...le seasonal temperature variation Terrain: mostly low-lying with some higher volcanic areas Land use: 18% arable land; 0% permanent crops; 7% meadows ... ...forest and woodland; 13% other; includes NEGL% irrigated Environment: recent volcanic activity with release of poisonous gases; deforesta- tion; overg... ... warm, dry, summer precipitation very erratic Terrain: steep, rugged, rocky, volcanic Land use: 9% arable land; NEGL% per- manent crops; 6% meadows an... ...nsibility of United Kingdom Branches: Headquarters of British Forces, Gurkha Field Forces, Royal Navy, Royal Air Force, Royal Hong Kong Auxiliary Air ... ...ce Kermedec Itlindi ' South Pacific Ocean Chflhmm Ttsmtn 5" ^i, North Island Auckland Nw Plymouth/ fGJ.bom. ^ELLINGTON ^BE?'.74BX Greymouth 'Chrittchu... ...SLN in the Patriotic Front of the 180 Revolution (FPR) until early 1984 but fielded their own candidates in the elec- tions; a pro-FSLN faction domin... ...lion (midyear 1984), 20% agriculture, 80% industry and other nonagricultural fields; unemployed not reported; shortage of skilled labor reported Gover...

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... a pile of laundry on the floor. “Mom, I need these washed. It’s track and field tomorrow and I don’t have any clean suits,” she’d said breathlessly. ... ...’m so sorry, Lacey.” They drove in silence for a while, Lacey watching the fields 57 A COURAGEOUS BATTLE slip by as they left the city behind. “So, w... ...d discussion. Dear Fellow Beings, The earth is a dangerous place: possible volcanic super eruptions, falling meteors, hurricanes, tsunamis, and torna-... ...au {info@saves.asn.au} Voluntary Euthanasia Society of New Zealand, Epsom, Auckland, N.Z., 64-9-630-7035; www.ves.org.nz West Australia Voluntary Euth... ... Viers] At A Time and Place of One’s Own Choosing: An Investigation of the Field of Assisted Dying in Canada, Dissertation in Progress, McMaster Unive...

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...en often picked up a passage in the sermons he heard at St. Giles’s-in-the-Fields from the Rev. J. Endell Tyler, and would give his home-oracles no pe... ...at most beautifully situated of public schools, whose de- lightful playing fields, noble trees, broad river, and exquisite view of Windsor Castle give... ... nor neglecting his studies, did not enjoy anything so much as the cricket-field. However, there the weight of his character, backed by his popularity... ... to become teachers to their countrymen. He had lately estab- lished, near Auckland, for the sons of the colonists, St. John’s College, which in 1850 ... ...that the Bishop had come, for he knew every vessel that had ever come into Auckland harbour, and was sure this barque had never been there before; yet... ...hole neighbourhood but Archdeacon Abraham. Then he describes the aspect of Auckland from the sea:— ‘It looks much like a small sea-side town, but not ... ... I have seen being deciduous) make the country very pretty. The great bare volcanic hills, each with its well-defined crater, stand up from among the ... ...el, a cold, bare, barn- like building of scoria, all this country being of volcanic ori- gin. Fifty persons present perhaps: two or three faint female... ...t rises up in sheer crags, forty or fifty feet above the sea, with a great volcanic cone in the centre, a little cove was found with a good beach, whe...

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... every day and pour out an equable stream of twaddle. This morning all my fears were fled, and all the trouble had fallen to the lot of Peni himself, ... ...God. All morning I worked at the South Seas, and finished the chapter I had stuck upon on Saturday. Fanny, awfully hove-to with rheumatics and injurie... ...e I did, in a prophetic spirit. I had made sure Fanny was not fit to be left alone, and wrote before turning in a letter to Chalmers, telling him I co... ...farer?Last, will it mark sufficiently that I mean my wife?And first, how about blunders?I scarce wish it longer. Have had a swingeing sharp attack in ... ...ter. And yet surely water must have made this bold cutting in the plateau. And if so, why is the lava sharp?My science gave out; but I could not but t... ...cle which had been quoted in a pa- per. Went on board and saw Captain Bourke; he did not even know—not even guess—why he was here; having been sent of... ...to comment upon. They were infernally satisfactory; so, and perhaps still more so, was a letter I had at the same time from Lord Pembroke. If I have t...

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...the twittering of birds, the humming of bees, the calls of boys in distant fields, the far-away sound of waggon-wheels—when there was a slight move, a... ... all green, and scattered with sheep, or here and there an unfenced turnip-field, the road stretching behind like a long white ribbon, and now and the... ...e these two boys out, and give them a thor- ough day’s sport in his turnip-fields. “License? Nonsense, he thought of that before, and now Aubrey may g... ...meant you were to wait till the right one turned up. Why, if I had been at Auckland, would you have cried till I came home?’ ‘Oh, I’m sorry I was sill... ... coa-nut, bread-fruit, banana, and banyan, growing on the sloping sides of volcanic rocks; of mysterious red-glowing volcano lights seen far out at se... ...d old building, or allowing its superiority—either to papa’s own church or Auckland Cathedral. They took him to present to Mary on their way back from...

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...parate volumes on the ‘Structure and Distribution of Coral Reefs;’ on the ‘Volcanic Islands visited during the Voyage of the Beagle;’ and on the ‘Geol... ...al Transactions’ con- tains two papers of mine on the Erratic Boulders and Volcanic Phenomena of South America. Messrs. Waterhouse, Walker, Newman, an... ...h Infusoria — Habits of a Sea-slug and Cuttle-fish — St. Paul’s Rocks, non-volcanic — Sin- gular Incrustations —Insects the first Colonists of Islands... ...m with care, for almost the instant motion ceased, even while crossing the field of vision, their bodies burst. Some- times both ends burst at once, s... ...ts may be compared to many birds. I have frequently observed it, hunting a field, hover- ing over one spot like a hawk, and then proceeding on to anot... ...t consists of a shallow lake of brine, which in summer is converted into a field of snow-white salt. The layer near the margin is from four to five in... ... in 46 degs., where orchideous plants are parasitical on the trees. In the Auckland Islands, ferns, according to Dr. Dieffenbach* have trunks so thick...

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... WAS waiting till the Christmas term to go to her college. The fame of her volcanic lectures had reached Avoncester, and she was entreated to repeat t... ...n, and Dolores wear- ing a certain crimson ulster, which she had bought in Auckland for her homeward voyage, and which her cousins had chosen to dub a... ...t husband was alive. No; and Pied- mont, though a small country, is a wide field in which to seek one who may have cut all connection with it. However...