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“...der scherpzinnigste Staatslieden van N. Amerika de mijne: „That emancipation should be slow „in its operation, cautious and gradual, so as to occasion „no convulsion, nor any rash or sudden disturbance in the „existing habits of society" En ik doe dit te eerder...”

“...mei di altar ta leza su misa mees- cos koe e obispo consagrador ta haci na SU altar, te despues di GraGradual caba, e obispo consagrador ta lamanta tor di su trono i ta bai sinta na su luga meimei di altar, na oenda e obispo asistentenan...”

“...when they first come into the college they are allowed to speak in the Spanish language, their na- tive tongue. But they are gradually mary, give evidence of a supererogation of scrubbing. The splendid sanitary condi- tion of the institution, its excellent con-...”

“...when they first come into the college they are allowed to speak in the Spanish language, their na- tive tongue. But they are gradually mary, give evidence of a supererogation of scrubbing. The splendid sanitary condi- tion of the institution, its excellent con-...”

“...French Colonies in 1848, in the Dutch West Indies in 1863, in Puerto Rico in 1873, and in St. Thomas in 1876. The slaves were gradually emancipated in Cuba by an Act of the Spanish Senate of December 24, 1879, which took effect on February r8, 1880, and the total...”

“...French colonies in 1848, in the Dutch West Indies in 1863, in Porto Rico in 1873, and in St. Thomas in 1876. The slaves were gradually eman- cipated in Cuba by an Act of the Spanish Senate of December 24, 1879, which took effect on February 18, 1880, and the...”

“...dm. tall, branched, glabrous; leaf-sheaths smooth and glabrous, keeled; blades up to 8 cm. long, 3—4 mm. wide, flat, linear, gradually narrowed above to an acute point, glabrous on the keeled lower surface, the upper surface sparingly tuberculate-hirsute with...”

“...circumference 45 mM.). The crest is gradually getting thinner from the base upward; its narrow sides are rounded. XXX 30. A trapeziform bent slab (the picture gives a side-view), which from the narrow end to the broad one gradually grows thinner; transverse section...”

“...[September, 1919 measures, but to introduce an economical administration, and a careful use of the credit allowed; also of a gradual development of the existing branches of industry. Especially the lastmentinned object will contribute to a prosperous future...”

“...letarian organization on the economic and political fields, of the physical and moral regeneracy of the laboring class, and of the gradual conquest of municipalities and legislative assem- blies. But in countries where the governmental power is cen- tralized, it...”

“...No transactions by the V. I. S. P. took place in the period between May and the end of November, during which the market had gradually fallen to a much lower level. After that a few sales were made at 7.47c., a few days later at 6c. and at the end of the year...”

“...plains drain toward the Apure throughout their western half and toward the Orinoco throughout their eastern half, the slope being gradual from the southern side of the Coast Range to the Orinoco River. The average elevation above sea level is only about 650 feet...”

“...hundred feet below sea level. The subsidence which caused the present physio- graphic condition of the Antilles was probably gradual. That the first result was the formation of a large island occupying the site of Cuba, Jamaica, Haiti, and Puerto Rico has been...”

“...feet below the sea level. The subsidence which brought about the present physiographic condition of the Antilles was probably a gradual one. That the first result was the formation of a large island occupying the site of Cuba, Jamaica, Haiti, and Porto Rico has...”

“...means of subsistence (in agriculture ?rf e.fresh water fishery to be started in the Yssel lake). This will naturally be a very gradual process of absorption. While the Wieringer lake polder is formed, which will u ^ poldering of the so called Hoornsche £rP (j...”

“...feet below the sea level. The subsidence which brought about the present physiographic condition of the Antilles was probably a gradual one. That the first result was the formation of a large island occupying the site of Cuba, Jamaica, Haiti/ and Porto Rico has...”

“...-vein that gradually merges into the contact-diabase. The plagioclases are pris- matic and bent albites; the quartz is intergrown with their borders. The plagioclase of the uralite-diabase itself is also albite. A vein in D 12588 also gradually merges into...”

“...workers to the conditions and to safeguard their health can be strictly applied. hen such transfer cannot be avoided, measures of gradual habituation to the new conditions of diet and of climate shall be adopted on competent medical advice. In cases where such workers...”

“...will first treat W. Bonaire. Higher up in the Washikemba formation in W. Bonaire, the diabases and 8 diabase tuffs decrease gradually, they pass into porphyrites and porphyrite tuffs. In the highest part of the formation, in the flat coastal plain near the...”

“...will first treat W. Bonaire. Higher up in the Washikemba formation in W. Bonaire, the diabases and 8 diabase tuffs decrease gradually, they pass into porphyrites and porphyrite tuffs. In the highest part of the formation, in the flat coastal plain near the...”