bases

Who are these? and where? it is no sweet seclusion;

Blank hill-sides slope down to a salt sea loch at their bases,

Scored by runnels, that fringe ere they end with rowan and alder:

uplift from the furrows,

the roots at their bases

strike lower through the barley-sprays.

same composition. They are silicates of two or more of the fol-

lowing bases: lime, magnesia, oxide of iron, and alumina. Karely,

certain other bases occur. Lime and magnesia are generally

Fur when he give out "charity" ole Hiram could n't spell it.

But laffin' 's ketchin' an' it throwed some others off their bases,

An' folks 'u'd miss the very word that seemed to fit their cases.

bodies of the rich and the poor a man finds little to distinguish between

them, bulks them as one and bases his working judgements on other

matters._

vont se présenter. Souvenez-vous donc que toute con-

naissance dont vous n'aurez pas solidement posé les bases

avant vôtre dix-huitième année, de votre vie vous ne

With my extern the outward honouring,

Or laid great bases for eternity,

Which proves more short than waste or ruining?