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Ncerning the making of, 51, 52 Andirons, 172, 181 Andre, Major John, 14,
22 Arch Street, house at No. 229 (Ross house), 51, 52 Arches, detailed,
20; flat brick, 23; elliptical, 24, 172; with cores of brick, 26, 27; at
foot of stairway, 60; Palladian window recessed within, 66; recessed,
66; gauged, 141; relieving, 141; flanked by two narrow arches, 165;
across main hall, 193 Architects, amateur, 6 Architecture, advantage of
study of, 2; a part of gentleman's education in Colonial times, 6
Architrave casings, of house No. 5442 Germantown Avenue, 77; fine-scale
hand carving in, 111; of Wharton house, 113; molded, 162; of old Spruce
Street house, 178; were the rule, 190; miter-joined, 191 Architraves,
fluted, 10

Istry. For ordinary purposes a limited amount of such knowledge is all
that is needful; but for the pursuit of the higher branches of
physiology no knowledge of these branches of science can be too
extensive, or too profound. Again, what we call therapeutics, which has
to do with the action of drugs and medicines on the living organism, is,
strictly speaking, a branch of experimental physiology, and is daily
receiving a greater and greater experime

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Gold.[12] Our great difficulty is with the Chinamen, who are very
close-fisted fellows. They mostly work at sludge, which Englishmen have
already washed; and they are found hanging on to the tailings of old
workings, washing the refuse in order to extract the gold that had been
missed. Old tailings are often thus washed several times over, and never
without finding gold to a greater or less amount. When a party of
Chinamen think they can do better elsewhere, they may be seen moving
off, carrying their whole mining apparatus on their backs, consisting of
tubs, blankets, tin scoops, and a small washing-cradle. The Chinamen get
their gold in a very rude way, though it seems to answer their purpose.
They put the stuff to be washed on to their cradle, and by scooping
water over it and keeping the cradle going they gradually rinse it away,
the fluid running over two or three ledges of blankets, and leaving the
fine gold remaining behind adhering to the wool. After the process has
been continued sufficiently long, the gold-dust is collected from the
blankets, and is retorted by the Chinamen themselves, and then they
bring it for sale. The retorting has usually been badly done, and there
remains a good deal of quicksilver and nitric acid adhering to the gold.
The only way of dealing with it is to put the whole into a crucible,
then make it red hot, and keep the gold at the melting-point for five or
ten minutes. As we have got no furnace of our own on the premises, I
have frequently to march up the street to the blacksmith's shop, to put
John Chinaman's gold to the test. If John is allowed to go by himself,
he merely waits till the gold gets warm, takes it out again, and brings
it back, saying, "All light; welly good, welly good gole; no gammon."
But you should see John when I go up to the blacksmith's myself, put the
crucible into the hottest part of the fire, and begin to blow the
bellows! When the gold begins to glow with heat, and

, the sun once set, deep darkness soon covers everything. Such
artificial lights as men then had would now be deemed very inefficient.
There was little opportunity, when once darkness had fallen, for either
work or enjoyment. But, when the moon was up, how very different was the
case. Then men might say-- "This night, methinks, is but the daylight
sick; It looks a little paler: 'tis a day, Such as the day is when the
sun is hid." In the long moonlit nights, travelling was easy and safe;
the labours of the field and house could still be carried on; the
friendly feast need not be interrupted. But of all men, the shepherd
would most rejoice at this season; all his toils, all his dangers were
immeasurably lightened during the nights near the full. As in the
beautiful rendering which Tennyson has given us of one of the finest
passages in the _Iliad_-- "In heaven the stars about the moon Look
beautiful, when all the winds are laid, And every height comes out, and
jutting peak And valley, and the immeasurable heavens Break open to
their highest, and all the stars Shine, and the Shepherd gladdens in his
heart." A large proportion of the people of Israel, long after their
settlement in Palestine, maintained the habits of their forefathers, and
led the shepherd's life. To them, therefore, the full of the moon must
have been of special importance; yet there is no single reference in
Scripture to this phase as such; nor indeed to any change of the moon's
apparent figure. In two cases in our Revised Version we do indeed find
the expression "at the full moon," but if we compare these passages with
the Authorized Version, we find them there rendered "in the time
appointed," or "at the day appointed." This latter appears to be the
literal meaning, though there can be no question, as is seen by a
comparison with the Syriac, that the period of the full moon is referred
to. No doubt it was because travelling was so much more safe and easy
than in th

The treetops of the park. "At least he knows where he lives," said I to
myself as we drew up to the curb. "Good!" I whispered to him, when I had
stepped out into the swash of the rain. "Frankly, I hardly enjoyed it.
You drive like a demonstrator." "I'm a ruin of nerves," he answered,
shivering. "I'm afraid I'm a poor assistant for you, anyway. What do you
want me to do?" "Just climb inside there where it is warmer," I said,
clapping him on the shoulder. "I'll be back in a minute." "Back in a
minute?" he repeated as if dazed. "From the Marburys', if you don't
mind," I explained. He leaned back against the cushions, disregarding
the fact that with every nervous movement water ran from him as from a
squeezed sponge. "Oh, I forgot your patient," said he, with a twitching
mouth. "But, for God's sake, don't keep me waiting long!" I shook my
head in answer; then ran, rather than walked, up the Marburys' steps;
indeed, that night taught me how active a corpulent old codger can be if
the need comes. Miss Peters evidently had been at the window in her
night vigil, watching the storm; she opened the door. "Well?" said I.
"The tide has turned." Under the hall light I looked up at her stony,
expressionless face. The Sphinx itself was never more noncommittal.
"What do you mean?" "I supposed you knew," she whispered. "I supposed
that was why you came back to-night so late." I exclaimed in a hoarse
and savage whisper. I was furious. This time I had fought with disease
not only, as in a common struggle, with carnivorous Death, but as a
hardened sinner whose heart has suddenly opened to a child. "Virginia is
dead!" I said, glaring at her. She never changed the coldness of her
tone. "No," she said. "She is going to get well." "Confound it!" I
growled, under my breath. "How do you know?" "The blue wall," she
answered with a sneer. "Bah!" said I, starting up the stairs. "We shall
see." 

Ight of between 50,000 and 70,000 feet in a time of over 30 minutes. It
is of interest to note that Dr. Hans Bethe, then a member of the
Manhattan Engineer District on loan from Cornell University, predicted
the existence and characteristics of this ball of fire months before the
first test was carried out. To summarize, radiation comes in two
bursts--an extremely intense one lasting only about 3 milliseconds and a
less intense one of much longer duration lasting several seconds. The
second burst contains by far the larger fraction of the total light
energy, more than 90%. But the first flash is especially large in
ultra-violet radiation which is biologically more effective. Moreover,
because the heat in this flash comes in such a short time, there is no
time for any cooling to take place, and the temperature of a person's
skin can be raised 50 degrees centigrade by the flash of visible and
ultra-violet rays in the first millisecond at a distance of 4,000 yards.
People may be injured by flash burns at even larger distances. Gamma
radiation danger does not extend nearly so far and neutron radiation
danger is still more limited. The high skin temperatures result from the
first flash of high intensity radiation and are probably as significant
for injuries as the total dosages which come mainly from the second more
sustained burst of radiation. The combination of skin temperature in

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