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“... and many acres are now devoted to this crop. Papain, the dried juice of the Papaw, which is well known for its remarkable digestive qualities, is also being exported. The financial position of the colony is shown Fractal by the following comparative table...”

“...profitably, many acres are now devoted to this crop. Papain, th6 dried juice of the papaw, which is well known for hs remarkable digestive qualities, is also being exported $ considerable quantities. FINANCIAL POSITION. The financial position of th« colony is shown...”

“...of broad education, of much experience in life, of great in- tellectual force, whose active and comprehensive mind rapidly digested the new experience he was gaining through his con- nection with the Labor movement and, who, thereupon, force- fully reacted...”

“...is made from the heart of the lofty cabbage palm (Oreodoxa oleracea). Papaws, which are eaten like melons, have pro- nounced digestive properties. A leaf from a papaw- tree wrapped round it for a few hours will make the toughest chicken tender. The Ayocado pear...”

“...products have regained their former dimensions. Papain, the dried juice of the papaw, which is well known for its remarkable digestive qualities, is also being exported in considerable quantities. CLIMATE. The cliinate of Montserrat is comparatively Cool and...”

“... in the biliary passages of the digestive tube, except ap- pendicitis, involving a total or partial excision or a diversion of one of these or- gans, any anatomical lesion in the walls of any part whatever of the digestive tube, any stricture of its calibre...”

“...arid have their own ice factory, refrigerating rooms and goods vans. Some of them also make soap, bone meal, and bone glue and organo-therapeutic products (insulin prepared from pigs glands) etc. The sugar factories and refineries supply raw material to a number...”

“...well-known Birmingham family of St-f'. Papain, the dried juice of the papaw (carica papaya), which is well known for its remarkable digestive qualities is also exported to some extent. CLIMATE. The climate of Montserrat is comparatively coo1 and very healthy, there...”

“...areas speak suoh hideous jargon and that with so much cwaposure, so much indifference to its vulgarity, that °hlldren quickly digest the vile stuff, ahd find no encour- fjgeaent in observing the rules and practice taught in school, teachers often find the taak...”

“...19dST). A~tolerably good article. °0oi ?ft~Engllsh," Eovisehold Words, 15:450-452 (May 9, 1857). J-*0 Esperanto,7i Tae"ïTferary Digest, 51:1313-1315 (Deo. 4, ■*■915), excerpts from an article In The National Sunday Maga- "«ÏS, N. B.] "'Pidgin English'," The Nation...”

“...into ten-foot drifts along the railroad right of way. Hissing steam, the powerful snow eater bit into the solid wall ahead, digested it, and spumed the powdery stuff like an icy fountain into a mountainous bank at the side. “Beautiful, isn’t it?” a woman whispered...”

“...Rijksmuseum van Natuurlijke Historie, Leiden, coll. nr. Odoc. 2 (rather juvenile female, skeleton, skin, tongue, heart and lungs, digestive tract, kidneys; tab. X); Zologisch Museum, Amsterdam, cf. van der Horst, 1924, fig. p. 5, Curasao (adult male, skull, skin):...”

“...Minneapolis, Minn.: Pio- neer Printers, 1920. 269p., illus. VI. POLITICS a. Internal Another isle crying for Uncle Sam. Literary Digest, Vol. LV, No. 4, July 28, 1917. p. 24. The significance of Queen Wilhelmina’s post war plans. De- tails of the new commonwealth...”

“...Rosenbach. Het is verder ont* stellend weinig modern, en Holbrook Jackson is een schaamteloos mensch. Of is het in dezen tijd van „Digests”, van beknopte in* leidingen en vlotte overzichten niet schandelijk te durven schrijven: „I have taken pains to make it slow...”

“...Aegyptium Acasia villosa buikaandoeningen. II II II II bloedzuiverend, tegen mazelen. Mata koomblees Ammannia latifolia L. Organo Cordia globosa Paloe di sija doesji Bursera simaruba Sagrado Sangoera Senneblaar Sjosjolie Sorsaaka Stakamahakchi Tanchi Teebeenk...”

“...Besluiten Verklaren Verdedigen Dralen, talmen Leveren To To To To To To deny depend deserve desire despair despise To destroy To die digest dine dirty disappear discover disembark disobey dispatch distinguish distract divide do doubt draw dream dress drink dry dye...”

“...Desea Verlangen To despair Desespera Wanhopen To despise Desprecla Verachten To destroy Deetrui Vernielen To die Muri Sterven To digest Digeri Verteren To dine Come Dineren To dirty Susha Bevuilen To disappear Desaparece Verdwijnen To discover Descubrl Ontdekken...”

“...FAIRCHILD, D. Carden islands of the Oreat East. Hew York,1943 FAIRCHILD, D. The world was my garden. New York, 1944 FAR EAST DIGEST. Summaries of ourrent periodical material on the Far East, distributed for the information of Institute of Paoifie Relations...”

“...cabreetes), the countless hordes of wild goats, the champion “hunger artists” of the Knuku, who always manage to find some digestible shoot even on the cactus shunned by every other living being. They are the dread and despair of anybody who has contrived,...”

“...Rijksmuseum van Natuurlijke Historie, Leiden, coll. nr. Odoc. 2 (rather juvenile female, skeleton, skin, tongue, heart and lungs, digestive tract, kidneys; tab. X); Zoölogisch Museum, Amsterdam, cf. van der Horst, 1924, fig. p. 5, Curasao (adult male, skull, skin);...”