After the numerous services rendered to Anglo-Norman literature, and the elucidation of its antiquities, by the late respected Abbé de la Rue, the concluding remarks on the last of his lucubrations, contained in the Obituary of your last Magazine, appear to be unmeritedly severe.

There are many more publicizable authors, authors are more in demand, and more clients are looking.

On the apron near the terminal, on the railinged roof of the terminal with the sightseers and relatives, behind glass.

A snowfather is skating with his snowchildren. / Which fraction of the group is not wearing a skirt? / Which fraction of the children is not wearing a skirt? /[…] The picture provided here allows the students to see the difference between taking a fraction of a whole and a fraction of a part. Initially, they notice that 3 out of 4 of the snowpeople are not wearing a skirt, but only 2 out of 3 of the snowchildren are not, so different fractions are involved in the two related situations.