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"About five cents apiece. A couple of smart fellows can make good wages at that price." "Good. We will save thirteen cents each. They will cost $93 instead of $333. I don't know everything yet, do I, Thompson?" "You learn easy, I reckon." "Keep your eyes and ears open, and if you find any one who can do this job, let him have it, for we are going to be too busy with other things at present.
Igitur Felix, antequam damnato Cumano, Judaeae imponeretur, Galilaeam transamnanam quae Jordane ac montibus Coelesyriae, ac Philadelphiae includitur, auctore Josepho, regebat; ac proinde in Judaeam non ex Urbe, ut minus recte vir eruditus Josepho imponit, sed ex Galilaea transamnana advenit." Diss. sec. p. 333 ed.
Little wonder that, on going over the Registers long ago, I made this note in connexion with the year 1643: "Curious year: the swelling out in the latter half, so that only 35 in first half and 333 in second: inquire into causes." I ought to have known the chief cause at the time I made the note. It was the parsing, in June 1643, of a new, strict, and minutely framed Ordinance for Printing.
See Conquest of Canada: Victory of Wolfe at Quebec, page 229. See Usurpation of Catharine II in Russia, page 250. See First Partition of Poland, page 313. See Intellectual Revolt of Germany, page 347. See Pestalozzi's Method of Education, page 364. See Conspiracy of Pontiac, page 267. See American Colonies Oppose the Stamp Act, page 289. See Boston Tea Party, page 333.
Cromwell received the news of this victory with transports of joy. Ludlow, ii. 27. Heath, 344. Le Clerc, i. 333. Basnage, i. 307. It appears from the letters in Thurloe, that the English fought at the distance of half cannon-shot, till the enemy fell into confusion, and began to fly, when their disabled ships were surrounded, and captured by the English frigates.
Reports are also received from 25 Canadian stations, 375 volunteer observers, 52 army surgeons at military posts, and 333 foreign stations. The expense of the service during the fiscal year, after deducting receipts from military telegraph lines, was $792,592.97.
P. Kolben, The Present State of the Cape of Good Hope, translated from the German by Mr. Medley, London, 1731, vol. i. pp. 59, 71, 333, 336, etc. Quoted in Waitz's Anthropologie, ii. 335 seq.
Well established on west side, For. Quart. Rev., 17, 139. at the beginning of 5th century. Muller's Antiquitates AntiochianA| Greek Orators. Ed. Rev., 36, 62. Burckhardt's Travels. Burton's Travels. 3 islands, as large as Italy. N. Am. Rev., 18, 328. Discovered, 1642; taken by Cook for England, 1769. Gov. sent out, 1838. West. Rev., 45, 133. Thomson's story of N. Z. Edin. Rev., 91, 231; 56, 333.
"The worshippers of Vishnu have on their foreheads a red or yellowish painted sign of the Jani; the Shiva worshippers, the sign of the Lingam, or an obelisk, triangle, or the sun. "333,000,000 subordinate deities are recognised. They control the elements, natural phenomena, the passions, acts, diseases, etc. They are represented in different forms and having all kinds of attributes.
It was after the Dissolution that the abbey buildings came into the hands of Sir Richard Cholmley, who paid over to Henry VIII. the sum of £333 8s. 4d. The manors of Eskdaleside and Ugglebarnby, with all 'their rights, members and appurtenances as they formerly had belonged to the abbey of Whiby, henceforward belonged to Sir Richard and his successors.
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