His absence from the room totalled a little less than three minutes, and when he held the glass to the lady's lips he was out of breath with his exertions.

Similarly the total number of merchant ships sunk or damaged by mines, which during the first six months of 1917 totalled 90, dropped in the second six months to 49.

The losses during this year up to the date of the Armistice totalled 70, excluding those destroyed by the Germans on the evacuation of Bruges and those blown up by them at Pola and Cattaro.

" "... and one and one and two makes ten and six bits makes ten-seventy-five," totalled Swing Tunstall, "and that makes all square.

His father left in cash a fortune of nearly 180,000 gold florins, but Cosimo's estate totalled upwards of 230,000circa £100,000a vast amount in those days!

Out of four hundred and seventy persons to whom he propounded this question, two hundred and ten or forty-four per cent of them were total abstainers.

So is a doctrine (still popular among philosophers) that the only true 'cause' is the total universe at one moment, the only true 'effect,' the whole of reality at the next.

The reserve prices totalled the respectable sum of 2,050,000 francs!

The details were so foolish, the total result so formidable.

Would the total abolition of war be a good thing for the world?

g in had to have their cargoes totalled and entered, while the drying, sorting, and packing needed constant supervision.

The next step is a stoppage of specie paymenta total degradation of paper as a currencyunusual depression of prices, the ruin of debtors, and the accumulation of property in the hands of creditors and cautious capitalists.

Boys, 2. Total, 18.

* I conceive the constitution in this particular was formed in order that the Government, whilst it was restrained from laying a total prohibition, might be able to give some testimony of the sense of America, with respect to the African trade.

Between 1840 and 1850 nearly 7000 miles of railroad were built, making a total mileage of 9000.

In 1855 there were 2012 issued and reissued; in 1856, 2506; in 1857, 2896; in 1858, 3695; and in 1860, 4778, raising the total number to 43,431.

If it came to be totalled up how much he spent on the education of the boys in his employ, the aggregate sum would run to large figures.

At the time when the population of what became the Wei territory totalled 29,000,000 the capital with its immediate environment had over a million inhabitants.

My father was a swell in those daysheld Bruggabrong, Bin Bin East, and Bin Bin West, which three stations totalled close on 200,000 acres.

He had been a total abstainer from sentiment, as one may say, for sixty hours, and this was his only glass.

Still, some diseases were very prevalent, particularly those which may be considered as induced by a total absence of cleanliness.

Sometimes upon his brow would come A little pucker of defiance; He totalled in a word the sum Of all man made of facts and science.

I am Mr. Peck, a total stranger to you.

I knew my left wing was a total loss and I suspected my left leg was about to leave me, and I was downhearted and wanted to die.

At Kingston-upon-Thames in 1579 burials totalled 39s.