Which preposition to use with february
In early spring, say from February to April, the whole of this foot-hill belt is a paradise of bees and flowers.
On the 1st of February of the next year, there were 11,513 on the sick-list, and 15,570 had been lost or disabled.
The twenty-fourth of February in the Bisextile years was considered so unlucky, that Valentinian (Ammiam.
108° E. "All along the edge of the ice-packeverywhere, in fact, to the south of the two stationson the 11th of February on our southward voyage, and on the 3rd of March on our return, we brought up fine sand and grayish mud, with small pebbles of quartz and felspar, and small fragments of mica- slate, chlorite-slate, clay-slate, gneiss, and granite.
" Although Bennett had arrived at San Francisco in February with some of the dust, the editors of the townfor two papers were published in the place at the timedid not hear of the discovery till some weeks later.
Thus the traditions of the Middle Ages fixed the month of February for Saragossa when it is pleasant to be in a city, and September for Montserratto quote only one instanceat which time the cool air of the mountains is most to be appreciated.
It is dated on the 11th of February from Poropotanck, an Indian point on the York River above Gloucester, and memorable as being in the neighborhood of the spot where, some sixty years before these events, Pocahontas saved the life of that mirror of chivalry, Captain John Smith.
I am taking great pains with it, and may possibly exhibit it in February at the British Gallery.
During the whole time of the visions which we have just narrated (that is to say, from the 18th of February until the 8th of March), Sister Emmerich continued to suffer all the mental and bodily tortures which were once endured by our Lord.
The war dragged on during the entire month of February without changing the relative positions of the belligerents.
Anjou was received at Antwerp with equal distinction; and was inaugurated there on the 19th of February as duke of Brabant, Lothier, Limburg, and Guelders, with many other titles, of which he soon proved himself unworthy.
