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4. An tip 7 o des, (anti +jwxfcs,) from two Greek words, which to- gether mean/** opposite, is a term applied to those who live on opposite sides of the globe, and whose feet are, therefore, directly opposite.
THE NEWSPAPER.
WILLIAM ADAMS.
1. Nothing which is familiar to us, strikes us as wonderful. Were miracles repeated every day, we should come to glance at them very heedlessly. "We get used to rainbows, and stars, and sunsets, and the flashing fires of the north. Surprise wears away in time... from the greatest discoveries and inventions ; and we send thought through the air, and ride in carriages without horses, and in ships against the wind, just as carelessly and composedly as though such things .had always been.
2. Fletcher, the old dramatist, was counted as half crazy when he put into the mouth of Axbaces this ranting promise : — " He shall have chariots easier than air, Which I have invented ; and thyself, That art the messenger, shall ride before him > On a horse cut out of an entire diamond, That shall be made to go with golden wheels.
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4. An tip 7 o des, (anti +jwxfcs,) from two Greek words, which to- gether mean/** opposite, is a term applied to those who live on opposite sides of the globe, and whose feet are, therefore, directly opposite.
THE NEWSPAPER.
WILLIAM ADAMS.
1. Nothing which is familiar to us, strikes us as wonderful. Were miracles repeated every day, we should come to glance at them very heedlessly. "We get used to rainbows, and stars, and sunsets, and the flashing fires of the north. Surprise wears away in time... from the greatest discoveries and inventions ; and we send thought through the air, and ride in carriages without horses, and in ships against the wind, just as carelessly and composedly as though such things .had always been.
2. Fletcher, the old dramatist, was counted as half crazy when he put into the mouth of Axbaces this ranting promise : — " He shall have chariots easier than air, Which I have invented ; and thyself, That art the messenger, shall ride before him > On a horse cut out of an entire diamond, That shall be made to go with golden wheels.
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