...Therefore, it unavoidably fallens, that the Diys are unequal, andnotexaSly twenty four Hours. >57. A Landed Man two Daughters had, And both were very...fair, He gave to each a Piece of Land, One round, the other fquare: At twenty Shillings an Acre, juft, , , • lach Piece its Value had, The Shillings which...

...Therefore it unavofjjibly follows, that the Days are unequal, atidnot exactly twenty four Hours. 57- A Landed Man two Daughters had, And both were very fair, He gave to each a piece of Land, OnerounJ, the other fquare: At twenty Shillings an Acre, juft, Each Piece its Value had, Jf' The Shillings...

...Therefor*, it uuainidabfy follows, that the Days art unequal) and ao( cx-r aftiy t'atnty-fottr Hours. 57. A Landed Man two Daughters had, And both were very fair, He gave to each a Piece of tand, One round, the other fquare: At twenty Shiilings an Acre, juft, Each Piece its Value Had, The...

...Required the time after the date of the note, that the remainder shall become due. Ans. 988J days. 67. A landed man two daughters had, And both were very fair ; He gave to each apiece of land, One round, the other square. For 20 shillings^! acre just, Each piece its value had...

...cent. 117. Proposed by MARCUS BAKER, US Coast and Geodetic Surrey, 1005 Sixteenth St., Washington, DC A landed man two daughters had , And both were very...fair; He gave to each a piece of land, One round, the other square. At twenty shillings an acre, just, Each piece Its value had; Tbe shillings that did compass...

...only case I ever came across in which the choice of a wife might be influenced by the result. " Л landed man two daughters had, And both were very fair...; He gave to each a piece of land, One round, the other square. At 20Í the acre just. Each piece its value had ; Tbe shillings which encompassed each,...