The Russian traveler went by Keria, Nia, Tchertchen, as we are doing so easily, but then his caravan had to contend with much danger and difficultywhich did not prevent his reporting ten thousand kilometres of surveys, without reckoning altitude and longitude observations of the geographical points.

At five o'clock in the afternoon we were at another station, Nia, where General Pevtsoff established a meterological observatory.

About one o'clock in the morning I visited Kinko, and handed him over my purchases at Nia.

Mais le malhonnête musulman nia le dépôt; il prétendit même que personne ne l'avait jamais connu comme chamelier.

Across the plain to the east, then called the Plain of Nia, but thereafter Mag Tuiread or Moytura, the Plain of the Pillars, lay the forests, and thence issued forth the hosts of the Firbolgs, encamping on the eastern verge of the open space.

Cairpré Nia Fer assembled his host about him at Tara, in the valley of the Boyne.

Therefore Meave consented, and messengers were sent, and came to Tara by the Boyne, where were Find, son of Ros, king of Leinster, and his brother Cairpré Nia Fer, king of Tara.

No. 2 [Music] il re-nia ta me-re Here, the B may be but two commas distant from the C; and in the second example given, the A flat may also be but two commas removed from the G, and this change far from producing a disagreeable effect upon the ear, will make a most striking impression and the accent will be far more dramatic than before.

Here is I-é-nia, the wanderer's rest!