Sill
In geology, a sill is a tabular mass of igneous rock that has been intruded laterally between layers of sedimentary rock, beds of volcanic lava or ejectmenta[?], or even along the direction of the foliation[?] in metamorphic rock. The term "sill" is synonymous with "intrusive sheet."
In architecture, the sill is the bottom edge of a window.
make a slate-pencil squeak, but I won't put.html">put.html">put it in because I don't
second in the Oxford Local always did it. He gave me two. The
'No, Sir.'
He told me afterwards it was quite true, because he was only
thought of that, and I could have had to say 'Yes.'--OSWALD.
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he put it in to make it seem more real.
Hark! what is that noise of rolling
'Tis the death-knell of the sailors
When the good ship put out of port
How soon she will be the elements' sport.'
She was indeed a lovely sight
But the captain folded his gloomy arms,
Flings his son upon a rock,
May escape the wreck.
Alas in vain the loud winds roared
That was the wreck of the Malabar,
NOEL.
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fruit, because they don't!
Alice won't lend her gardening.html">gardening.html">gardening tools again, because the last time
didn't.
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at dinner-parties, for they will not grow unless uncooked.
Apple trees are grown from twigs, which is less wasteful.
Oak trees come from acorns. Every one knows this. When Noel
leaves, he shows that he knows nothing about gardening but
just like weeds now the flowers have been picked.
A boy once dared me to eat a bulb.
Dogs are very industrious and fond of gardening. Pincher is
a bone tree. I think this is what makes him bark so unhappily at
of bones, and perhaps he wants to be quite sure about them first.
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it at the beginning of the paper as I wanted to. But now I have
Red Indians, and all my Boys of England have been sneaked. The
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