The flag of the Ninety-first Regiment was buried so deep that it was not found till next day, when it was recovered still grasped tightly in the hands of the lifeless officer who was carrying it when the explosion took place.

With our weak detachments of the Seventy-fourth and Ninety-first regiments we reached the crest and came under a terrible artillery fire that mowed us down.

A battalion of infantry from the Ninety-First American Division and a battery from the Fifty-Third Brigade, fresh from the beating they had given the Huns at Oudenark a few days before, were prominent in the lines, and shared in the plaudits a liberated people showered upon their own heroic troops.

He had accomplished, therefore, all he wished, and he died in the year 1791, in the ninety-first year of his age.

This book, in 1895, is in its ninety-first edition of one thousand copies.

During these succeeding twenty years it has been greatly revised and enlarged, and it is now in its ninety-first edition.

Since then she has revised it many times, and the ninety-first edition is announced.

There was an old Lady Robert Seymour, who lived in Portland Place, and died there in 1855, in her ninety-first year.

What a treasury of holy thoughts and influences does he carry within him who has written on his mind such passages as the nineteenth, twenty-third, ninety-first, one hundred and third, and one hundred and thirty-ninth Psalms; the third and eighth chapters of Proverbs; the fortieth chapter of Isaiah; the sermon on the mount, the parable of the prodigal son, and the thirteenth chapter of first Corinthians.

Yesterday was her birth-day, now entering on the ninety-first year of her age; her memory much diminished, but her senses very little hurt, her sight and hearing good; she sleeps not ill, eats moderately, drinks water, says her prayers; this is all she does.

He died on March 9, 1888, a few days before his ninety-first birthday, and with him passed the support on which Bismarck's power rested.