This fault, if I am right, is in a ten-thousandth worse degree to be found in Sterne, and in many novelists and modern poets, who continually put a sign-post up to show where you are to feel.

But those two had robbed her, what she took was not so much as a thousandth part of the money of which they had despoiled her.

But now, apparently, she had sat down to the piano to give them all a concert, for the sheer pleasure of singing, and they were not only pleased with her, but with themselves; for the public, and especially audiences, are more easily flattered by a great artist who chooses to treat his hearers as worthy of his best, than the artist himself is by the applause he hears for the thousandth time.

Her head was bent and the earl noticed, for the thousandth time, how the hair clustered in her neck and framed the little, close-set ear.

They faded out as one picture on a stereopticon screen fades into anothereven as one read "Huns" for the thousandth time the Huns turned into kindly burghers smoking pipes and singing songs.

It teaches for the thousandth time that the humblest and the highest of us alike are immortal souls imprisoned for threescore years and ten in a tenement of clay, preparing for a better and higher existence.

Not a thousandth part of the beauty of this spot at sunset is here set down, yet little more can be said.

We cannot express a thousandth part of the beauty of the woods and the stream; we can but dimly feel it when we see it with our eyes.

Divide two hundred and five thousand two hundred and five, and two hundred and five ten-thousandths, by one hundred thousand one hundred, and one hundredth.

A man bought a cargo of wool and sold seven thousand and forty-five ten-thousandths of it.

The battery is kept up by adding every eight days a few thousandths of hydrochloric acid to a vatful of the spirits under treatment, say 5 kilos.

The published processes for the detection of tin in canned food will not reveal more than the amounts stated in the table, or about those amounts; that is to say, a few thousandths or perhaps two or three hundredths of a grain, if this precaution be adopted.

Briefly, however, we may state, that between 0° and 32°, 34 thousandths of an inch must be allowed for depression or contraction, and between 32° and 52° 33 thousandths.

Briefly, however, we may state, that between 0° and 32°, 34 thousandths of an inch must be allowed for depression or contraction, and between 32° and 52° 33 thousandths.

Imagine yourself filing a long, tapering point on the end of a wire only one eighteen-hundredths of an inch in diameter, in order to get it through a draw plate that will bring it down to one two-thousandths.

Although a few ten-thousandths more of carbonic acid in our air cannot of themselves endanger us, yet they have on another hand a baneful significance, and, indeed, the majority of hygienists will not tolerate more than six ten-millionths of this element in the air of dwellings, and some of them not more than five ten-millionths.

The measures are such that the turbidity supervenes at once if the air in the bulb contains twenty thousandths of CO{2}.

If it becomes necessary to inject the contents of the bulb into the water twice, it is clear that the proportion is only ten thousandths; and if it requires ten injections the air contains ten times less CO{2} than that having twenty thousandths, or only two per cent.

If it becomes necessary to inject the contents of the bulb into the water twice, it is clear that the proportion is only ten thousandths; and if it requires ten injections the air contains ten times less CO{2} than that having twenty thousandths, or only two per cent.

An air that contained ten thousandths of CO{2}, or even five, would be almost as deleterious, in my opinion, as one of two per cent.

Thus, two injections of the large bulb, followed by one of the small, or two and a half injections, correspond to a richness of 8 thousandths of CO{2}; and 5½ to 3.6 thousandths.

Thus, two injections of the large bulb, followed by one of the small, or two and a half injections, correspond to a richness of 8 thousandths of CO{2}; and 5½ to 3.6 thousandths.

These show that in each individual observation the average error was only three ten-thousandths of the whole deflection.

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| | modulus, T | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | |-| | NOTE.The usual speeds of testing at the U.S. Forest Service laboratory are at rates of fibre strain | | of 15 and 10 ten-thousandths in.