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The enemy lost most of his pickets at the ferry, captured. In the night engagement of the 28th-9th Hooker lost 416 killed and wounded. I never knew the loss of the enemy, but our troops buried over one hundred and fifty of his dead and captured more than a hundred.
Blood tells, no doubt, and a masterpiece usually betrays some token of the place and hour of its birth. A knowledge of the condition of political parties in Athens in 416 B.C. adds immensely to the enjoyment of the readers of Aristophanes; the fun becomes funnier and the daring even more splendid than before. Molière's training as an actor does affect the dramaturgic quality of his comedies.
In all places, death and slaughter were not uncommon; though the Irish in these other provinces pretended to act with moderation and humanity. But cruel and barbarous was their humanity! The feeble age of children, the tender sex of women, soon sunk under the multiplied rigors of cold and hunger. * Temple, p. 44. Temple, p. 41 Rush, i. p. 416. * Temple, p. 42. Temple, p. 64
Their carriages were repeatedly struck, and their loss was 96 men and 80 horses killed. The casualties of the British army amounted to 2590. Of these, 43 officers and 416 men were killed, and 101 officers and 1332 men were wounded, while nearly 200 were missing. The Russians lost fully 15,000 men.
Women cannot enter into the duties proper to men, 175. Difference between females, women, and wives, 199. See Wife. WONDERS conspicuous in eggs, 416. WOOD signifies natural good, 77. Woods of palm-trees, and of rose-trees, 77. WORD, the ancient, at this day is lost, and is only reserved in Great Tartary, 77.
In January 1803 the number of cruising frigates in commission was 107, and of sloops and smaller vessels 139, the total being 246. In 1804 the numbers were: Frigates, 108; sloops, &c., 181; with a total of 289. In 1805 the figures had grown to 129 frigates, 416 sloops, &c., the total being 545. Most of these were employed in defending commerce.
On page 416, beginning the chapter with the derivation of the word geyser from the Icelandic word geysa to gush, he continues: "We now come to the definition of a geyser. It may be defined to be a periodically eruptive or intermittent hot spring, from which the water is projected into the air in a fountain-like column.
There was only one instance in which the spirit of contradiction to the Romanists took place universally in England: the altar was removed from the wall, was placed in the middle of the church, and was thenceforth denominated the communion table. * Strype, vol. i. p. 416. Keith, p. 565. Knox, p. 402. * Heylin, Preface, p. 3. Hist. p. 106.
At Oxford Charles heard of the victory gained at Kilsyth, in the neighbourhood of Stirling, by Montrose, who, if he had been compelled to retreat from Dundee, was still able to maintain the superiority in the Highlands. Rushw. vi. 131. Carte's Ormond, iii. 415, 416, 418, 420, 423, 427.
Her total railway mileage of 416 miles when the war ended had grown to 2,470 miles by 1890. The farm valuation was, in 1880, $20,500,000. The population in 1890 exceeded that of 1880 by almost 50 per cent. Steamboats were upon every coast and river. This was due not alone to the State's popularity as a winter sanitarium for northern people. Florida was also the early market-garden for the North.
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