A large enclosure divided into several sections houses the baby crocs.

The packing was hastened, and soon the old farmhouse was stripped and dismantled, the trunks stored in the Watterby attic, the furniture carried off to the homes of those who bought it, and the key delivered to Dave Thorne, the section foreman, who would deliver it to the superintendent.

A hand-car with its section crew of Mexicans clicked past, and hummed on down the glittering rails.

Mistake.~ I met her on a Pullman car, In section number nine; Each eye shone like a morning star, With radiance divine.

But she has never before been seen in America employed, for instance, as a section hand on a railway.

One day, while we were lying at Fort Sedgwick, General Carr received a telegram from Fort McPherson stating that the Indians had made a dash on the Union Pacific Railroad, and had killed several section-men and run off some stock near O'Fallon's Station; also that an expedition was going out from Fort McPherson to catch and punish the red-skins if possible.

At nightfall, after having covered about fifteen wretched miles, we reached a construction camp where an American nobleman, disguised as a section-boss, gave us food and lodging in the little palm-leaf shack that served as his temporary home.

They stopped, and finding that we were yet faintly breathing, they loaded us upon the hand car and brought us to the section reservation.

The section commanders used to give the word to load in their own language, but the order to fire was "fira vollee," and they were supposed to fire on the word "vollee."

In 1866, the country was ceded to the United States Government for a consideration, and in 1873, it was surveyed by Federal officers, and section lines established according to law.

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He was assigned to duty as section leader for the first section in electrical instruction.

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They begged the foreman to permit them to work with the section crew during the months of their vacation, but as they had not sufficient strength to do the strenuous work required of a section laborer, the foreman had to refuse their request.

" By the time that the chums had attended the first section recitations on the following day, their despair was increased.

" SECTION XLII (Indralokagamana Parva) Vaisampayana said, "After the Lokapalas had gone away, Arjunathat slayer of all foesbegan to think, O monarch, of the car of Indra!

" SECTION XLVIII Janamejaya said, "These feats of Pritha's son endued with immeasurable energy, were certainly marvellous.

No football player is permitted to go into section room, after extra practice in the field, and announce himself unprepared to recite.

One of the party had some knowledge of land laws, and after a long hunt he succeeded in locating one of the section corners established by the recent Government survey.

Then: "Start 'er up and give 'er hell!" Martin was on the job once more, while outside his old section snipes cheered, and reminded him that their hopes and dreams for a division still beloved in spite of a downfall rested upon his shoulders.

" SECTION LXIX "'Sudeva said, "There is a virtuous and illustrious ruler of the Vidarbhas, Bhima by name.

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It is formed into 4 army divisions each of 15 battalions, 4 squadrons, 6 batteries, and 1 section engineers.

" SECTION LVIII "Vrihadaswa said, 'When the blazing guardians of the worlds were returning after the daughter of Bhima had chosen Naishadha, on their way they met Dwapara with Kali approaching towards them.