Then, seizing time by the fetlock, some indescribable monster secured the next ten years' output of go-carts.

Do you know a real, first-class one?" "There's several within ten minutes, sir," answered the night-porter.

And what time was that?" "Ten o'clock," said the manager.

He had gone off on one of his Russian journeys as full of life and spirits as a man could beand had not the hotel manager just said that he seemed full of health, full of go, at ten o'clock last night?

It is fixed for ten o'clock to-morrow morning.

At the adjourned inquestsay in a week or ten days henceeverything pertinent can be brought out.

Seven thousand five hundredit's well worth ten.

"Ladies and gentlemen," he said, "I crave ten thousanda millionpardons for this so-unheard-of state of affairs!

" Ten days later (December 30) the frequent repetition of the phrase in the press and by members of certain groups and unofficial delegations, who were in Paris seeking to obtain hearings before the Conference, caused me to write the following: "The more I think about the President's declaration as to the right of 'self-determination,' the more convinced I am of the danger of putting such ideas into the minds of certain races.

I think the answer is not difficult to find when one remembers that Mr. Wilson had disapproved a resolution of that sort and that the Council of Ten had seemed disposed to approve it.

Matters were made ten times worse by Henry's mode of travelling.

It was not ten years since Henry had made his first journey round the kingdom with Archbishop Theobald at his side, as the king chosen and appointed by the spiritual power to put down violence and repress a lawless baronage.

The judges were given power to enter on all estates of the nobles, to see that the men of the manor were duly enrolled under the system of "frank-pledge," in groups of ten men bound to answer for one another as "pledges" for all purposes of police.

"Throughout the world at this moment there is no body of ten thousand Englishmen governed by a system of law which was not fashioned by themselves.

Upon this, Zichmni commanded signs of peace to be made, and the islanders sent ten men to us who could speak ten different languages; but we could understand none of these, excepting one man who happened to be an Icelander.

Upon this, Zichmni commanded signs of peace to be made, and the islanders sent ten men to us who could speak ten different languages; but we could understand none of these, excepting one man who happened to be an Icelander.

They were willing, however, to receive one of our men, who should be advanced to the rank of a chief, on purpose to learn our language; having already received ten different men with that view from ten different nations.

They were willing, however, to receive one of our men, who should be advanced to the rank of a chief, on purpose to learn our language; having already received ten different men with that view from ten different nations.

Each of the temples in this place occupy nearly ten arpents of ground, and all are very neat, with their brick pavements polished like glass.

The former are a species of corps-de-garde, which are sixty cubits high, and are built within sight of each other, having always persons on guard, who are relieved every ten days.

There were ten other temples in the city of Kan-chew like the former, and a tower having eight fronts, twenty cubits in circumference, and fifteen stories high.

Some of these islands are thirty miles in circumference; and in the forests there are trees of such vast size, that one of them may be hollowed into a boat, that will require eight or ten horses, and twice as many men, to draw it against the stream.

Another figure had appeared just ten paces farther along, and he realized that a second jaguar had crept out of the copse, evidently bent on charging the camp.

There are more than ten thousand men, well armed and determined.

" "Beg pardon, monsieur, but if you are going to vote, it will be ten francs!"