On 30 May 1861 Wills had returned to Camp LXV . He found no evidence of Brahe's return in early May, and placed his journals and a new note in the buried cache for fear of accidents, and returned to his companions waiting further along Cooper's Creek.
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The first part consists of a grammar translated from the Latin of Peter Martinius ( Pierre Martinez ( c . 1530-1594 ) from French Navarre, a sometime pupil of Petrus Ramus ); the second part supplies exercises on Psalms xxv . and lxv ., and the third part is a short dictionary of the Hebrew words of the Bible.
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Olivi, Zoologica Adriatica, 1792, 4to ); " An Account of a Curious Giant's Causeway newly discovered in the Euganean Hills, near Padua " ( 1775, lxv . 4, 418 ); an Italian version appeared at Milan, 1778, 4to; and " An Account of the Tides in the Adriatic " ( vol . lxvii . ).
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"You don't want to affect your chances to get bit because you're too chicken to throw ( your bait ) in the right spot, " said Merit McCrea, skipper of the new Seahawk LXV . " You don't want to be too faint of heart to throw your high-dollar baithook and your golden egg sinker in there ."
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Thus, Gad and Meni ( Isaias, lxv, 11 ) are, no doubt, the " greater and the lesser Fortune " typified throughout the East by Jupiter and Venus; " Neba ", the tutelary deity of Borsippa ( Isaias xlvi, 1 ), shone in the sky as Mercury, and " Nergal ", transplanted from Assyria to " Kutha " ( 2 Kings 17 : 30 ), as Mars.
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On the title-page is an engraved portrait of the author, who states in the preface that'the design of this work is to represent to the musical world a new, easy, concise, and universal method of writing music completely on one line only, and adapted to all kinds of vocal and instrumental music and musical instruments, whereby an expert writer may note it down as he hears it performed, so that to those who make it their amusement or profession it will be equally interesting, together with the pleasure of improving and profiting by the art,'and, in conclusion, he remarks that'if the shorthand writer is pleased in taking from the mouth of an orator, the musical stenographer will be no less so when catching those dulcet sounds which vibrate through the soul, convincing her that she is more than mortal .'According to a review in " The Scots Magazine " ( lxv, 1803, p . 165 ), the system was taught in several boarding schools near Edinburgh, in addition to Herriot and Watson's Hospital.
