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He afterwards expresses some doubt as to the accuracy of the documents from which this estimate has been formed, and rates the number of births as high as 414. Let him take his choice. We will allow him every advantage. In the table which we have quoted, numbered lxiv., he tells us that in Almondness, where the population is 267 to the square mile, there are 415 births to 100 marriages.
Pyecroft behind us, "I don't mind rammin' a bathin'-machine; but if only one of them week-end Weymouth blighters has thrown his empty baccy-tin into the sea here, we'll rip our plates open on it; 267 isn't the Archimandrite's old cutter." "I am hugging the shore," was the answer. "There's no actual 'arm in huggin', but it can come expensive if pursooed."
But for the small detail that I was a passenger and a civilian, and might not alter her course, torpedo-boat No. 267 was mine to me all that priceless day. Moorshed, after breakfast frizzled ham and a devil that Pyecroft made out of sardines, anchovies, and French mustard smashed together with a spanner showed me his few and simple navigating tools, and took an observation.
"Was it all right?" said he, over the bulwarks. "Vaccination ain't in it. She's took beautiful. But where's 267, Sir?" Pyecroft replied. "Gone. We came here as the fog lifted. I gave the Devolution four. Was that you behind us?" "Yes, sir; but I only got in three on the Devolution. I gave the Cryptic nine, though. They're what you might call more or less vaccinated."
Pyecroft and I and the rug marched up where she and Hinchcliffe fumed together. "Not as easy as it looks eh, Hinch?" "It is dead easy. I'm going to drive her to Instead Wick aren't I?" said the first-class engine-room artificer. I thought of his performances with No. 267 and nodded. After all, it was a small privilege to accord to pure genius. "But my engineer will stand by at first," I added.
So Haupt, Beiträge zur Assyriologie, i. 112. I.e., again and again. This is the general sense of the three terms used. I.e., an army's march of fourteen hours. See pp. 490, 503, 521. The same word appears in incantation texts as a term for a class of demons. See, e.g., Jeremias' Izdubar-Nimrod, p. 26. I.e., to the bull. Ez. viii. 14. See above, p. 475. See p. 267. See above, p. 234.
267. =Breakfast Twist.= Mix as for breakfast rolls, cut in strips three inches long and half an inch thick; roll each one out thin at the ends, but leave the centre of the original thickness; place three strips side by side, braid them together, and pinch the ends to hold them; when the twists are all made out, lay them upon a buttered tin, brush them over with milk, and bake them in a hot oven.
When the last time for heaving the log, previous to making up the accounts for the day, came, which was at ten o'clock, they took that result, and then, shutting themselves up in their state room, they made a calculation, and ascertained pretty certainly, as they thought, that the distance would be about 267 miles.
"Who is with Mr. Clinton, doctor?" asked the master presently. "Adair No. 267. I brought him into the cabin. Indeed, Clinton asked me to do so. He thinks much of the young fellow, and his conduct ever since the outbreak occurred deserves recognition. He has rendered me invaluable assistance with Clinton and the other sick in the main cabin."
The enemy in East Tennessee were under the command of General Dabney Maury at first, but when he was sent to Mobile, General S. B. Buckner was made the commandant. His returns of forces for May 31st show that he had 16,267 present for duty, with which to oppose the advance of Burnside.
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