Scott, Foresman & Co. (PWH); 10Jan63; R308789. Graded arithmetic drills, sixth-grade drills, nos.1-20.

This movement is recommended by Mason and also by Blaikie, and as it is part of the West Point "setting up" drill, it may be regarded as considered on good authority to be efficacious in producing an erect carriage.

Sailors have to keep watch, and learn their drill, and take orders, and fight under their captain, just like soldiers.'

He is like the Duke of Saxe-Meiningenhe has to beg his neighbor's permission to hold battalion drill.

All men are required to attend drill except those excused by sick report and those specially excused from headquarters.

Colonel Dearman knew his battalion-drill.

There were some British men-of-war lying in the harbour; and as my two German friends were anxious to see the great-gun exercise, I went on board with these gentlemen to witness the drill, with which they were much pleased.

As things are now, it is themselves who chiefly need the drill.

The Cadence system of teaching close order drill.

My friend informed me of this and gave me a drill on pronouncing the word correctly, for if I should have called it Brussels, no Frenchman would have understood what I meant.

After dinner I walked up to the Citadel square and saw a drill of the Home Guard.

That gentleman had thrown back his hood, pulled off his great moose-skin gauntlets and his beaver-lined cap, and now, with a little help, dragged the drill parki over his head, and after that the fine lynx-bordered deer-skin, standing revealed at last as a well-built fellow, of thirty-eight or so, in a suit of mackinaws, standing six feet two in his heelless salmon-skin snow-boots.

However, here's a chance for you to practise deaf-and-dumb drill.

I'll execute my drill with stick and sword And serve my sheik the very best I can.

" Well John Henry said to the Captain, I'm gonna take a little trip downtown Get me a thrity pound hammer with that nine foot handle I'll beat your steam drill down, Lord God I'll beat your steam drill down.

It is hard for a miner to leave his pillars and his chambers, his drill and powder-can and fuse, and to seek other occupation on the surface of the earth.

The ladies, God bless them, were always free to pass the guard on the city side of that small camp and earthwork, where with the ladies' guns "the ladies' man" had worn the grass off all the plain and the zest of novelty out of all his nicknamers, daily hammeringhe and his only less merciful lieutenantsat their everlasting drill. Such ladies!

You will like the new drill.

However short-lived some particular drill or exercise may be, however soon it is superseded by another, as long as it lasts the strictest conformity to it is rigorously enforced.

The speaker let her eyes wander to an approaching orderly, and a lieutenant took the chance to mention that early drill near Carrollton, which the General had viewed from the Callenders' equipage.

How she missed the drills and the dress parades; her rides across the open prairie on her pony, beside her father; how she missed the games she used to play with the other children at the fort on the long summer evenings!

And once, when the rock was particularly hard, she happened along and volunteered to turn the drill while Casey used the "double-jack", which I suppose you know is the big hammer that requires two hands to pound the drill while another turns it slightly after each blow, so that the bitted end will chew its way into hard rock.

They climb and start to pull off a zouave drill on the foot of the bed.

And like a darn fool I pushed the drill away from me just as you struck.

The beneficial results of manual training have a wider effect upon the school; for a. But comparatively few pupils "make the team" and receive the maximum athletic drill, while all pupils can take manual training.