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"We found a dog -a collie. He's got a tag on his collar -number 444." "My dog!" cried the circus boy. "Oh, I'll be glad to see him! He's my best friend, even if he did run away. Anyway, I guess he went to get something to eat. I hadn't much for him." "What do you call your dog?" asked the doctor's son. "Wags -because he moves his tail so much." "Well, I never! That's what we dubbed him."
"It might have come to a metallic ornamentation of the ankle, and some amiable 444, who has murdered his grandmother with a red-hot poker and extenuating circumstances, for your companion," murmured Valentine. "I wouldn't try it on with that supererogatory king again on this side of the Channel, if I were you."
For these, See Sparks' Writ. Wash. p. 430 & 439 The date of the letter is there given as the 27th. See the letters of Washington is Sparks' Writ. of Wash. Vol. 7, p. 444 & 447. Head of Elk, March the 7th, 17S1.
The French Government allows 444 feet for each infantry soldier, and 518 feet for each man in the cavalry.
For interest on the public debt 59,160,131.25 Total 265,408,137.54 Leaving a surplus revenue of $132,879,444.41, which, with an amount drawn from the cash balance in the Treasury of $1,299,312.55, making $134,178,756.96, was applied to the redemption Of bonds for the sinking fund $44,850,700.00 Of fractional currency for the sinking fund 46,556.96
Spiritual equilibrium is that which exists between good and evil, or between heaven and hell, 444. This equilibrium produces a free principle, 444. See Freedom. ERUDITE, the pretended, in the spiritual world, 232. ERUDITION appertains to rational wisdom, 163. ERUDITION is one of the principles constituent of rational wisdom, 163.
He was merely waiting waiting for the last page to be written and his book of despair to be closed. Case No. 34.444 This young woman was very talented, had a beautiful singing voice and could not understand why she was unable to speak fluently when she could sing so well.
No Revolutionary regiment or brigade suffered such a loss as befell the 1st Minnesota at Gettysburg, where it lost 215 out of 263 men, 82 per cent.; the 9th Illinois at Shiloh, where it lost 366 out of 578 men, 63 per cent.; the 1st Maine at Petersburg, which lost 632 out of 950 men, 67 per cent.; or Caldwell's brigade of New York, New Hampshire, and Pennsylvania troops, which, in Hancock's attack at Fredericksburg, lost 949 out of 1,947 men, 48 per cent.; or, turning to the Southern soldiers, such a loss as that of the 1st Texas at Antietam, when 186 out of 226 men fell, 82 per cent.; or of the 26th North Carolina, which, at Gettysburg, lost 588 out of 820 men, 72 per cent.; or the 8th Tennessee, at Murfreesboro, which lost 306 out of 444 men, or 68 per cent.; or Garnett's brigade of Virginians, which, in Pickett's charge, lost 941 men out of 1,427, or 65 per cent.
Ante, p. 192. Pettigrew, vol. ii. p. 444. Nicolas, vol. vi. p. 288. Late British minister to Spain. Author's italics. The whole of this account is taken from the Life of Sir William Parker. Phillimore's Last of Nelson's Captains, pp. 125-129.
The heaven of infants, its situation, 410. Heaven of innocence, 444. Heaven of Mahometans, 342-344. HELICONIDES, sports of the, in the spiritual world, 207. These sports were spiritual exercises and trials of skill, 207. HELL. The universal hell is arranged in order according to the affections of the love of evil, 36.
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