The com kyng Egbryth Ant wyth batyle ant fyht Made al Englond yhol Falle to ys oune dol; Ant sethe he reignede her Ahte ant tuenti folle yer: At Wynchestre lyggeth ys bon, Buried in a marble-ston.

Boulanger no doubt could have counted on a good many men and 'non-coms.,' as he was popular with them, but few if any officers above the rank of captain would have followed him.

Moreau had unconsciously learned to recognise at the front the superiority of men who were his social inferiors, brother-soldiers or "Non-Coms."

I doo protest she spoyles my family And rather growne a hyndrance to my trade Then benefitt; so that, if not to losse, I wishe that I were clerly ridd of her, For shee hathe gott a trick to my whores; And such as of themselves are impudent, When shee but coms in presens she makes blushe, As if ashamd of what they late had doon Or are about to doo.

By incurringe his displeasure; heare hee coms.

The caskett is nowe open'd: what coms fyrste?

[Footnote 6: Special Report U.S. Com. of Ed., 1871, p. 389.]

A word of command rang out and was passed around by officers and non coms.

Tutela is mentioned as a protecting deity both of insulae and domus by St. Jerome, Com. in Isaiam, 672.]

"Som' tam' yo' com' back sing heem de res' of dat song!" shouted Louis Placide to his late captive.

Let every cartridge tell.' Every officer and every non-com.

Com., p. 351; also Paragraph 5th, above.

"'Tis the sun | -set of life | gives me mys | -tical lore, And com | -ing events | cast their shad | -ows before.

Lewis sighs | for the sake Of her charms, | as they say; What excuse | can she make For not com | -ing away?

"Make room | for the com | -bat, make room; Sound the trum | -pet and drum; A fair | -er than Ve | -nus prepares To encoun | -ter a great | -er than Mars. Make room | for the com | -bat, make room; Sound the trum | -pet and drum.

"Make room | for the com | -bat, make room; Sound the trum | -pet and drum; A fair | -er than Ve | -nus prepares To encoun | -ter a great | -er than Mars. Make room | for the com | -bat, make room; Sound the trum | -pet and drum.

"Give the word | to begin, Let the com | -batants in, The chal |

The material, however, has its peculiar effect, and may be included in an artistical com position.

The details and testimony are found in House Com.

Minority Report, Select Com. of Fifteen.

In St. Mary's Church, Warwick, is a monument to 'Anna Norton, Henrici Porter Filia Nuper de Edgberston in Com.

I chose those I had seen in action, young, unmarried fellows, and for "non-com," Sergeant Miles, a slender, silent man of thirty, in whom I had implicit confidence.

We have already noticed it in the case of Tasso's 'Or, non sai tu com' è fatta la donna?' and of the words in which Corisca describes her changes of lovers, to say nothing of its appearance at the close of the Orfeo.

Mary now past the century mark, her lean bronze body resting in a rocker, her head wrapped in a white 'kerchief, and puffing slowly on her clay pipe, expressed herself in regard to presidents: "Roosevelt has don' mo' than any other president, why you know ever since freedom they been talkin' 'bout dis pension, talkin' 'bout it tha's all, but you see Mr. Roosevelt he don' com' an' gived it tu us.

Lo larc e·l franc, lo valen e·l grazitz, Don cuiavon qu'en fos esmendatz Lo jove reys, e·n Richartz lo prezatz E·l coms Jaufres, tug li trey valen fraire.