...world, from the tyrant Charles Stuart, (I use their own words) to the smallest tyrant. They condemned the names of the months, and of the days of the week. But, about the latter end of April, the Gibbites were all taken by a troop of dragoons, at the Wolhill...

...upon, after verbs meaning to live, to depend, to subsist, is rendered by de. It is not expressed before the names of the months and of the days of the week, as was said before. Nous vivons de racines, We live upon roolt. Over, expressing the end of an action,...

...leave our readers to apply these observations to our common epistolary salutations, which are exactly in the same predicament. For similar, or rather for...expressive of a kind of idolatrous homage." If such a new calendar had been devised by the original Christians, when March and June were not only named after...

...leave our readers to apply these observations to our common epistolary salutations, which are exactly in the same predicament. For similar, or rather for...expressive of a kind of idolatrous homage." If such a new calendar had been devised by the original Christians, when March and June were not only named after...

...August, Juillet. Aout, September. October, Septembre. Octobre, November. December, Novembre. Decembre. The names of the months and of the days of the week, ore masculine. f Quel jour du mois est-oe l WTiat day of the month is it 7 < Quel quantieme (dumois)...

...par 1700 officiers choisis parmi les compagnons de son enfance. (V.) 22. Henri IL, roi de France, t The names of the months and of the days of the week are generally spelt in F. withont capitals. J The prep, on used in E. in cases of this kind is not...

...and * ordinal numerals 1 Compare the English numerals with those of any other language. 5. Explain the names of the Months and of the Days of the Week. What is the derivation of " Bissextile," and what is its English equivalent ? 6. Give a list of words...

...of no vital importance, a ground for setting up new sects. The colour of a Minister's vpstment, — the names of the months, — and of the days of the week, — the mode of conducting Church music, — the using or not using of a ring in matrimony — on these...

...editions is placing the quotations foot of page 3. Reprinted, in Ireland, entitled, — The origin of the Names of the Months, and of the Days of the Week, commonly used ; explained : in " An Epistle to the Quarterly and Monthly Meetings of Friends, in Great...

...the one which precedes it : paien, aieul, EMU, laique, naïf. IX. On the use of capital letters. (1) The names of the months and of the days of the week lo not take capital letters in French : février, avril, juin, etc. , lundi, mardi, mercredi, etc....