And that's to keep away from Farewell for three-four days.

You be sensible and stick here with McFluke three-four days like I say, and after that c'mon in to Farewell.

Are you shore you got Peaches fixed for three-four days?

"But then till the first one is paid offmaybe it will be three-four daysOld Salt's five thousand will be unsecured.

"Did you stay here three-four days like I told you to that time a few weeks ago?

Fichte and Hegel composed their "thought-symphonies" in the three-four time given by Kant.]

"One-two-three-four!

And a one-two three-four.

One-two-three-four!

One-two-three-four!

And a one-two three-four.

"Been in the Navy three-four years, ain't he?" Mrs. Egg sighed.

One-two-three-four!

"One-two-three-four!

"One-two-three-four!"

"I give you while I count tenone-two-three-four.

WILLEMS, HENRY J. Snow White and marriage of one-two-three-four-five-six-seven dwarfs.

Arithmetic for young America; teacher's manual for grade three-four, by Caroline Hatton Clark, Ruth I. Baldwin & John R. Clark.

WILLEMS, HENRY J. Snow White and marriage of one-two-three-four-five-six-seven dwarfs.

Arithmetic for young America; teacher's manual for grade three-four, by Caroline Hatton Clark, Ruth I. Baldwin & John R. Clark.

One-two-three-four in as quick succession as the roll of a drum, four German shells burst in line up in the region where we have made ourselves masters of the German trench.

Very restless they were when held up on Salisbury Plain, after they had come three-four-five-six thousand miles to fight and there was nothing to fight but mud in an English winter.

Begin by counting "one-two-three-four," like the slow ticking of a large clock.

Count (mentally) "one-two-three-four," as you inhale; the "one-two," holding the breath; and, then "one-two-three-four," exhaling or breathing-out.

Count (mentally) "one-two-three-four," as you inhale; the "one-two," holding the breath; and, then "one-two-three-four," exhaling or breathing-out.