Notes And Queries volume Yr1864 Pt1
Notes And Queries volume Yr1864 Pt1
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W. H. Whitmoke.
Boston, U. S. A.
Quotation. — Who is the author of the fol- lowing lines, and where can I find them ? — " Knowledge that leaves no trace of acts behind, Is like mere body destitute of mind : Knowledue the stem, and. Acts the fruit should be ; 'Tis simply for the fruitage grows the tree, " &c.
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Sei'ia. — The ink of the cuttlefish was. As Cicero says, used as ink in his day. At present it is used as a pigment, under the names either of India or China Ink, or the water-colour... Sepia. Rome is the place whither the dry ink-sacs are sent for sale, and whence the dealers purchase them in the crude state. Naturalists say that the molluscs shed their ink, or spirt it out, upon the least fear or alarm. If so, how are the animals taken with their ink-bags still charged with the colour mat- ter ? F. S.
Shelley's Sonnets on the Pyramids. — In Thackeray's From Cornhill to Cairo^ he says, that there is more of interest in Shelley's two sonnets about the Pyramids, than in the sight of the Pyramids themselves.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
W. H. Whitmoke.
Boston, U. S. A.
Quotation. — Who is the author of the fol- lowing lines, and where can I find them ? — " Knowledge that leaves no trace of acts behind, Is like mere body destitute of mind : Knowledue the stem, and. Acts the fruit should be ; 'Tis simply for the fruitage grows the tree, " &c.
Eflow.
Sei'ia. — The ink of the cuttlefish was. As Cicero says, used as ink in his day. At present it is used as a pigment, under the names either of India or China Ink, or the water-colour... Sepia. Rome is the place whither the dry ink-sacs are sent for sale, and whence the dealers purchase them in the crude state. Naturalists say that the molluscs shed their ink, or spirt it out, upon the least fear or alarm. If so, how are the animals taken with their ink-bags still charged with the colour mat- ter ? F. S.
Shelley's Sonnets on the Pyramids. — In Thackeray's From Cornhill to Cairo^ he says, that there is more of interest in Shelley's two sonnets about the Pyramids, than in the sight of the Pyramids themselves.
What to read after Notes And Queries volume Yr1864 Pt1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charles Cist to read onlineMoreLess
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