The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1908-08-02

Mountain" out of . remote past. and It would DO
Interesting to know Just when the two sonEs were
written.
wha, is the miracle of the septussinti
THKoLoo.
II 10 not Identified under that name: at least
none Of the accessible authorities 90 designates
any incident In connection with that work. 1t 10,
however. easy TO recognize . reference 10 the
fabulous origin Of this version Of the Scripture.
Iren us and Justin Martyr record that the seventy
eiders from Jerusalem who effected the translaton
into the Greek were separated from each other In
a. many cells and each translated the whole Of the
Scripture; that when they came together before
Ptolemy and read their work God was giorfned,
for they all agreed exactly In every phrase and
word 90 that ali men may know that the Scriptures
are translated by the Inspiration of God Epi-
phanius. telling much the same story, varies only
In the statement that the translator were divided
into pain In thirty six cells. each pair being pro
vided With two scrbes. the versions being Thirty.
sig and agreeing In every point produced by the
gift Of the Holy Spirit. Jerome 'denoances the
story 80 . vulgar error. and no proof Of Its truth
was ever addueed OF moro compelling weight than
Justin Martyrs statement that he had seen the
cells.
sSSS;.s. q Bryant. Sin.''sii'' i 'Aiaf:: running q
There livsd . good Old dairy: his name was fom-
Hs played Spon ,ss 1sn,e and y. on the w!s,!n:
In the Louisiana loWlands, lowr'
Tha. Is all can remember Of II. but the las, verse
eiss isf ae oss in si sla e' aS.n Sf se S 1s' S Sni a az see =
dent during q "frscas" and
Ana ieea hey spt Ssp,. an him N in 'a The 'E ioWi.nd:, iiow'sna''
the whole Of the song. C.S.J.
While the life OF q sailor at sea was yet musical.
| Lowlands was the most popular OF all the chantles
| an ~. yuAxfsrn Nissan narIetx and Al psay <inDAxs
Please express your opinion Of the use Of the
tsuah, that It was wrong and have always sub.
l stituted q colon, a comma or . dash for II. Ny
P pss:e Il s s%D oSis in hG .nSst I Su e f IN 81. d %sa ton sa.
and l have also seen II In books. A. y.
OF this combination one may satisfactorily de-
scribe the comma as Incompetent. Irrelevant 6nd,
immateral. Tae dash sufnees TO indicate the
abrup, change OF topic or structure Of the sentence:
! the comma can add nothing thereto. The present
style OF punctuation aims at the utmost simplicity
consonant with clarity OF sense. therefore the
comma Is preferably omitted In this country, albeit
English printers prefer Its retention.
Please give the correct, pronunciation Of the
word denatured as applied to the new alcoholic
product. u. NJ RussxLL-
Pronounce II as natured would be. nrst Ore.
n1ing de. 1t would seem that no dlGiculty should
have arisen In q word so simple, but In recent dis
cussions Of the product two particular errors in
the pronunClhGOn nave Detn observed, Doth slnRly
and In combination. One error Is In regarding
tue nrst syllable as den. the other In treating the
natured In the matter Of accent and vowel quantity
a. II ~ were matured. Correctly II IA dc nd -tured.
bread! CHARLRs WADE.
Naturally enough the term has been vanousIy
applied In various parts OF the country. but II Is
most commonly employed 30 the designation Of
an under re- round fungus. also known as tuckahoe.
49, a 49, 4. l. -
particularly In the South. Its mycelium. aeglom-
Grated In Irregular masses OF conside able sIze,
10 devoid Of starch and 10 mainly composed OF
pectose.
For the benent Of such Of US as know little Latin
and isss sf feem w The y sp,s plssss G. e2s ,a.S sns1,:sh v AZ
which you Illustrated recently the direction terms
Now as he was Boosting after this manner and
his thoughts were nlhed with the measure Of his
pomp when he should be conducted 10 this man,
astride . horse and saying Gee. whoa! gee, whoai
he fell to squirting the ground with bis foot just a.
II he were punching q horse with spurs.
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