Having effected the passage, which was attended with great difficulty, in consequence of the soft and miry state of the valley, it halted in the Wood of Paris, where it continued a considerable time, waiting for the approach of the main body.
32.
Instead of turning right to Holmfirth at the end of New Road, the 308 now turns left and runs past Holme Valley Hospital, right down Miry Lane ( Thongsbridge ), Springwood Road and then right onto New Mill Road, Station Road to Holmfirth bus station.
33.
This spacing is as extraordinary as the spacing of the �rst chord, but with the opposite effect of super-clarity and consonance, thus resolving and justifying the �rst chord and all the horror of the miry clay . " The chords that open and close Stravinsky's Symphony of Psalms
34.
Tremont is situated along the Townsend in Blount County, Tennessee . " Tremont " can refer to the former logging town of Tremont or the Great Smoky Mountains Institute at Tremont, but it generally applies to Middle Prong's entire watershed between Miry Ridge to the east and Defeat Ridge to the west.
35.
Then a voice spoke to me saying, if there is anything wrong with you, Christ will find it and take it away and marry you . . . Someone said,'Let us sing .'I arose and the first song that came to me was'He brought me out of the Miry Clay .'O Glory Hallelujah!
36.
Kemp Malone, an American etymologist writing in 1944, suggested that the word " Myrging " means " Mire Dweller " or " Mire-District Dweller "; he also suggested that the name points to a miry or marshy habitat for the tribe and that the With-Myrgings were a sub-tribe of Myrgings who expanded across the Eider into Schleswig.
37.
On 12 March 2015 in the Miry Concertzaal, together with TEDx Ghent, Het Denkgelag hosted a series of lectures by Michael Shermer ( how science and reason make the word a better place ), Hugo Mercier ( why people engage in discussions with each other ), Carolyn Declerck ( why economic interests force people to cooperate ), Pieter Buteneers ( how artificial intelligence can help disabled people in the future ) and a debate on the technological singularity amongst other topics, led by Ruben Mersch.
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He noted'Though these two forests are only parted by a narrow range of enclosures, yet no two soils can be more different; for the Holt consists of a strong loam, of a miry nature, carrying a good turf, and abounding with oaks that grow to be large timber; while Woolmer is nothing but a hungry, sandy, barren waste', consisting'entirely of sand covered with heath and fern . . . without having one standing tree in the whole extent '.
